I always go for the classic “quit playing with your food and eat it!”

I did a walkthrough of my boat when I first got it, here's the link if you wanna check it out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9GId5x6l8u7k6c.html And I'll keep that in mind for future video ideas

Awesome I’ll check it out thanks

Sure! What topics do you think I should cover?

@@SeeYaDude Do you think you could do a video on fishing rigs (what they catch how to tie them when you should fish them ) and affordable fishing gear.

@@vortexgaming8245 Hey Vortex. I have a pretty affordable setup that has landed me a juvenile tarpon, big reds, big snook, tons of trout, jacks, etc. I bought a 7 foot medium action 2 piece Shakespear Ugly Stik used for bass fishing. I have a 4000 series Okuma Trio with 20 pound braid by suffix performance yellow hi-vis. Yeah, the snook didn't care about the color of my braid. I use 20 lb suffix fluorocarbon leader, about 3-4 feet with a uni to uni knot connecting both. This part matters a lot. Your fluorocarbon leader, if too short or too heavy, can cause you to lose fish. If the water is really really clear, heavy fluoro leader, like 30, 40, and 50, can be seen by the snook. So, I have a happy medium of 20#. I have brought in some good sized snook and reds with 20# leader. You have to know how to fight these fish. The easiest way to fish is with a clacker bobber with 30-40# fluoro leader and a 2/0 or 3/0 circle hook and use cut bait that you caught near the area you are fishing. Chum the area with cut bait, or live as done in this video, and throw out the bobber. When the bobber goes down and stays down, start reeling. DO NOT PULL. Circle hooks snag the corner of the mouth of w/e fish ate your bait. J hooks can be pulled cuz that's how tehy get set. There's videos on how circle hooks work here on the youtubez. Tight lines!

@@SeeYaDude As a newbie, I'd love to see a video on where to look to find the bait at different times of the year, etc. Thanks

It's a 112 and I have used them in the past, but I don't really use them consistently

4000

Redfish, snook, and speckled trout seasons are completely closed around the Tampa area until May 2021 to let the populations recover from a bad red tide we had in 2018

But can you eat fish like redfish, snook and trout from your local area? Is it safe to do so (if you were in the season)? Thanks

Yup, it's safe here 👍

I have two nets, an 8 foot and a 10 foot. In this video I was using my 8 foot net

I'd recommend a medium action rod for a 4000

Brent Schirmer would it have enough power for maybe bigger reds like 30in

Well I’ve seen you bring them in so

Deer lord! Your finding them in the mangroves in cockroach bay?

kyle fenton last Thursday caught over 50 so yessir 😂

No I'm not

Thanks man, that would be so sick! I still haven't caught a red or snook on topwater before. That's gonna be my mission next week for sure

@@SeeYaDude You're in for a blast. Try a spook jr red/white it's been super productive. Also let me know if you need a fishing buddy I'm free on the weekends 👊

Why are you an asshole? He’s making good content take the shit posting elsewhere