I want to fish like this in the Bahamas for Red Snappers and Groupers!! That is my dream cause we have fish just dying of old again in the Bahamas!! Great video!
@@nolanminor6761 I thought so too. Snowy grouper is supposed to be the only grouper species with ten spines. Funny thing Warsaw and Snowy may have 9,10, 11 spines in their dorsal fin according to the dozens of videos on UA-cam. (Look to your video, the fish have more and less than ten spines in their dorsal fins.) For me, it's getting to the point where a DNA test is needed to tell them apart, after researching the two species of grouper.
@@issadoobie5624 Could you please elaborate on the differences between the two species scales for me? As I read more about the two species the more, I become confused. I've read claims the Warsaw and Snowy groupers each are the only species to have 10 spines in their dorsal fin, and it only gets worse from there.
@@andrewrollins4898 kind of tough to explain. i guess i've just gutted/packed/sold enough of them to know the difference. warsaws scales do seem to be more compact i guess, longer/skinnier.
Dude...Who cares what people say... I wouldn't explain myself. Do what you do. And keep the much enjoyed content coming.
Gives me something to talk about!
So why make videos then?
You are a lucky man to get to fish with Patrick n Jacky!
No kidding
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Whell I'll be watching! I tried to watch every video these guys put out! Nice Channel!
I want to fish like this in the Bahamas for Red Snappers and Groupers!! That is my dream cause we have fish just dying of old again in the Bahamas!! Great video!
Great video. The reels make a horrible blender like sound though
Awesome video, Thanks for sharing.
coooool that was a great fishing keep it up :D
Great stuff! Can you provide the type of fishing rod+reel you are using dude?
Mantap..tarikan ikan nya kuat sekali👍
How do you tell adult Snowy and Warsaw groper species apart? What are some good ways to decern juvenile Snowy and Warsaw grouper from each other.
They have different numbers of dorsal spines. Warsaw are also extremely uncommon here.
@@nolanminor6761 I thought so too. Snowy grouper is supposed to be the only grouper species with ten spines. Funny thing Warsaw and Snowy may have 9,10, 11 spines in their dorsal fin according to the dozens of videos on UA-cam. (Look to your video, the fish have more and less than ten spines in their dorsal fins.) For me, it's getting to the point where a DNA test is needed to tell them apart, after researching the two species of grouper.
warsaws scales are also different and they have a huge spike on top compared to snowies
@@issadoobie5624 Could you please elaborate on the differences between the two species scales for me?
As I read more about the two species the more, I become confused.
I've read claims the Warsaw and Snowy groupers each are the only species to have 10 spines in their dorsal fin, and it only gets worse from there.
@@andrewrollins4898 kind of tough to explain. i guess i've just gutted/packed/sold enough of them to know the difference. warsaws scales do seem to be more compact i guess, longer/skinnier.
The sound of electric reels are realy annoying