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Bernardo Hagen very detailed comment. Fun to read, should be a writer

Went jigging with a guide who lost his friend to this fish. He shot one & it started to circle around him, all happened too fast, tangling him in his own line & pulling him down to the bottom, gone.

They’re my favorite fish to catch. Pound for pound I think they’re the strongest… nothing like it. The way they dive straight down ripping line feels insane.

Tehe

Ya

I love your comments

Nvm

Especially when they never set their drag.. they just keep the drag super super tight and pull and reel pull and reel and wonder why they get snapped off at the start. You have to consistently loosen and tighten your drag to get the fish tired then reel. They don't it's all for views.

Agreed

@@jakobkipp3809 WRONG! In this specific case the fish are over a wreck. Your strategy will absolutely have a 100% failure rate.

If fill you lol

Angel Remdios yeet

I read this soon as he said it! Lol

Yes

Have to hurry and bring them n b4 sharks attack

Lol you’ve never fished for AJs then....the only dance they know is taking you straight into structure and breaking you off. And once you have them up in the water column sharks will demo them. Their line isn’t just breaking from pressure

@@DanEvan Hooked into an AJ for the first time a little while ago. I finally understand the power of the Greater Amberjack. My Shimano Torium 20 isn't strong enough for those beasts.

And they killing the fish by staying the jig in the fish mouth....

Another tuber showing up to a gunfight with a stick. Please!

What they're using is actually made for jigging, the one he used in the end is for shark, marlin, grouper and other bigger fish

Yep....spinning rods not for amberjacks.....

hahahaha!

Lolololololol

Miiike gazzs

BugGS Bunny lol XD

Yes

I get those goosebumps every time, I need the hype Travis Scott

I like freshwater fishing for the scenery, but once you hook into a big saltwater fish... Nothing like it!

@ahmad raihan.... lol, you do know that the density of sea water > than fresh water right? which would only mean that the same fish will come up to the surface easier in the salt water. good try though!.. lol

+MrXinsizion I guess. Saltwater for me is better all around. Being out there on the ocean is some of the best scenery possible, imo :)

Or maybe the power of most freshwater fish is pathetic.

Tucker_ I know I’m late but na freshwater fish ain’t weak you just aren’t fishing for the right fish and not with the right bait

+Ga Fin LOL

LakeForkGuy you stuopid

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How do you make your own?

I have a lead melting pot and a jig mold. It costs me $1 in supplies to make a 5oz jig. I'll post a video on my channel later this month showing how I make them =) check it out!

that would save me some dollazzzz. Let's see

Jordan Allen

true

You got this! Don't think the fish are like bass man, give em hell! I love both of you and Josh's channels!

Keep working I am hoping to get my first one this weekend( at 13)

I have no idea what that means but okay

Mine is to lose 15# of fat so that the go pro harness doesn't look like a sports bra and to catch a 50+ pound AJ :)

You don't need muscle mike. Use a fighting belt (if Josh lets you.. haha), that blackhole rod you were using looked fine.. I'd ditch the Talica though. Josh isn't telling you its technique over muscle. He just likes watching you guys suffer.

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They caught little stuff

It would go better saying offshore jacks are like AJs

***** oh interesting, didn't think about that. i needa get my ass down to florida, salt water fishing is just an entire different dynamic to angling :P

MrXinsizionx yeah i heard ny has a really nice striped bass migration, i'd love to check that out one day too

+Logic Seeker true but you cant do that with 70lb fish that will pull you into the wreck. in open water yes fight the fish but in more shallow water with a wreck its impossible to do thay

Well they are trying to get them to stay away from the structure to avoid break offs

What is a wreck? I know it isn't used as a car crash

Same here man trust me

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Extreme Philly Fishing hi

ron gordon that’s how you get sharked

We tried that at the end. I believe we can do it, but we ran out of bait and time on this day.

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Gardy Philemond 20000 Stella’s with around 45 lbs of drag, probably a 50-100 class stand up spinning rod, 67 kg braid, and probably a a 200 lb leader connected with an FG knot, with a crimp connected to the jig. Any freshwater fish would struggle to handle this

Jordan Elizabeth o

Obliviously a good One

depends on the part of the rig. for braid to mono, PR or FG

Definitely knot a bad one

Yes

Deon Vorster most of them are getting sharked

John Koulouriotis how u suppose to have drag with a fish that big it will take all the damn line out

They can’t have the drag low cuz of the ship wrecks

Tackle direct obviously gives him free gear

+Joseph Shen I corrected myself dumbass learn to read

As a bass fisherman i have spent over 250 for one lure but i can go swimming after it in a lake

That's gotta be the most idiotic thing I've ever read. Who the hell would spend $250 on a lure?

+rweakley no it's all the lures he lost

No duh

hole doesnt pull

Thank you!!! Im watching this and im like maaaaan....i would call them amateurs the way theyre losing gear. This is sad to see when jigging.

Dont care

First of all don't comment on something when you don't know what your talking about. People who watch this these videos most likely know about fishing so when they read your comment they know your a hater. If you knew what you were talking about you would know that the hooks would rust and and even if they didn't they would still be able to eat.

Edward Hoff Well, Ed. I have been fishing for longer than the combined age of the three guys in the video and I've learned quite a few things in that time. One of those things is that, if one breaks off three fish in a row, one is using inadequate tackle. Also, a bare hook is usually pretty easy for a fish to shrug off but, and I admit I didn't get a good look at exactly how they were rigging their jigs, a big chunk of plastic lodged in the throat will kill a fish long before a hook has a chance to rust through. Breaking off fish after fish while using an artificial lure strikes me as being just a bit irresponsible.

+pete sampson the plastic isn't breaking off its just the hook which is attached to a piece of nylon cable. So basically it's the hook and a piece of rope in the fishes mouth.

+XciTe Chika and it's also saltwater sooo it's gonna rust out quick

+pete sampson I agree with you.The hook wil rust but it doesn't mean that it is going to break you get hooks that can last quite a long time before breaking due to rust.

flatbg1 exactly

flatbg1 tell that to mr. 130starfish

Bigger gear. You saw how they didnt lose hooks when they finally realized they needed bigger gear they didnt lose or break any equipment?

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Then don´t fish over the wreck.....

+ReelDistractionAction Refreshing to hear, thanks for the comment.

+BlacktipH you said 300 pound test bullbuster on a hand line

I agree with you

f u. losen the drag play with it. not forcing jerking like a noob.

Stronger than Tuna??

Helloo

Poor little rich kids from Cali

Problem?

No it's because he has 400+ yds of line on that spool and he's trying to land the fish with 20 yds. His drag is far too tight which is causing him to pull hooks and pop knots. It's not the gear it's the operator. Go and watch the Kiwis land 60+ lb yellowtail kingfish (amberjacks) on 50lb tackle.

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What line and rod weight are you using?

Too bloody rough. Looks like they’re fishing like newbies. Too much testosterone and not using the grey matter.

FROM THE DESCRIPTION: "We are fishing a shipwreck in 230ft of water with a 4-6mph current. There are lots of sharks on this wreck that eat the amberjacks. Once we hook up to an amberjack, they immediately swim towards the shipwreck for safety (thus breaking our line). Giant bull sharks immediately start chasing the amberjack the moment you hook it. We have to fish very heavy drag to prevent the fish from swimming into the wreck. We have to retrieve line as fast as possible to prevent the sharks from eating the amberjack. This is a very challenging environment to land fish. "

i think they do it for the fight

no really

AGREED!!!

+Ethan Roach We had heavy tackle, 100lb braid with 100lb fluorocarbon leader. On this same day we also tried 200lb mono leader and they still broke is off.

i called amberjacks is a scissors

Yup, 12" in FL. Look about 8".

Edit: Double posted. The Android KZfaq app is balls.

+dsmero Calling someone a moron when they are agreeing with you...

No, it was someone else who deleted their comment

dsmero Makes sense. Thanks for clearing it up! :)

I know, these guys embarrass themselves.

Jigging is a common technique that most people use to catch amberjack

I get that. Jigging is popular technique for a lot of species.

No braided lines?

We will get them next year. The amberjacks bite best in the spring.

BlacktipH where do u go fishing ?

BlacktipH her

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My thoughts too! He makes it like he's the only one who knows how to crank a real. Bummer!

Vu leur. Film.

Joshua Her what do you mean? When the rod broke?

Yeah this guy is an effin doof ball... I saw a different vid where he went off on a off on a guy who left a comment he didn't he didn't like!

If your $1000 rod and reel shattered I think you would want to grab it too

Haha u is kinda dumb

It wouldn’t matter unless the liter was like 75 feet long in that situation. It wasn’t the fish breaking the line it was the fish running into the wreck/reef or under it

Ross Reich yea

You have to fight amber jack hard or else they will pull you into the wreck.

Gianna Camejo yes

Hello

@@chgearft1563 ????

@@vietnamsurvival7213 yes

So? It was 5 feet of course it will fight harder than a 42 inch musky.