Glad to hear!! I’ll make more vids like this every chance I get!! Stay warm!

Thanks bro, and that’s awesome! Best of luck with it!! Kayak fishing is awesome and I’m stoked I got into it back when I was 12 and I’m still doing it now at 29. You’ll catch some monsters!

Yeah I tried my best. Glad you enjoyed! I need days like this to keep me humble and so I can come back out with another plan of attack to catch them next time.

Ohhh I’ve never eaten mullet but I have heard they are good. I’m going to have to try them one day soon. Mangrove snapper is definitely my second favorite. #1 is tripletail.

Yeah Karina is doing the translations which is really nice of her to do and your right then more people from Brazil can then enjoy the videos.

Hahaha thanks so much!! Tight Lines!!

Thanks so much for your awesome comment!! Hopefully I’ll see you out there one day soon 🤙🏻tight lines!!

Glad to hear Mike!!

Yeah this was filmed back in September. I did get two days in offshore. The second weekend in October. Got some vermillion, scamp grouper, Big AJ’s, keeper mangos, and lost a tuna.

It has. It got hit hard last year by a hurricanes. So there’s a lot of work being down there. Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks so much David! Really glad you enjoyed!!!

Yeah if I don’t know I don’t touch haha.

Hahaha yeah I started making a kayak packing list and boat packing list.

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed!

Of course! Thanks for watching!! Same to you and tight lines!!

Thanks so much Kevin!!!

Yeah I was educating the little shark haha.

Hahaha glad you enjoyed!

Awesome thanks so much!!!

Thanks so much!! Glad to hear you enjoyed!!

Hahaha 🤣

what’s wrong with his shoulder

That's crap,he probably was born with a dicky shoulder.

Thanks so much!! I’ll mark it on my calendar! I didn’t know that was a think until now. Thanks for the heads up 💪🏻

Yeah it is nerve wracking but you gotta do what you gotta do. Tight Lines!! Thanks for watching!

Thanks my love!! Thanks for doing the translation again! 😘

Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed!!!

Hahaha you know it!!!! God Bless!

Hahaha yeah that would be a good way to find out. I’ve gotta beat up the tackle.

Nahh that was a remora fish. The fish that sticks to sharks and rays.

Ohhhh really, I guess they are poisonous or have venom?

Haha in hind sight I had fun and the fish tasted great!!!

Glad to hear!! These kinda days humble me which is good. It keeps my on my toes to learn more.

I’ve done it with brackish water from the estuary behind where I live. In two weeks the hook tip breaks and the barb is gone. In higher salinity in the ocean I would have to guess much quicker. But I said a couple weeks because it was a bigger hook than what I tested.

@@FishAholicTV Pleased to hear it. It would be an interesting bit of side footage though.

A dehooker is better. I can pull harder to pop the hook out. Generally when I shark fish I even crush the barbs to make it easier. Sharks have thick tough skin and the hook I was using had a big barb on it. I already knew it would be to tough to try without the dehooker. It’s not my first shark I’ve caught and you can call me scared lol. But at least I have all my finders hahaha.

Yeah it tasted good 😋

You think? How can you tell? From the leader slice. I need to get back out there and get ‘em. I can’t sleep until I do hahaha.

Yeah it was a humbling kinda day.

I don’t do much pier fishing here in Florida. But live bait can be great and with 50lb wire you want to make a double hook rig. Tie a barrel swivel to the wire with a haywire twist, then haywire on a size 3 or 4 treble hook, and then haywire on another section of wire like 6 to 8” depending on the bait size. Then haywire on a second treble hook. Hook the bait in the nose and mid body or near the tail with the second treble hook. I like to make sure my wire is laying flush with the bait between the treble hooks. Once rigged cast it out. If there are some hungry kings around you’ll find out quickly. If there are a lot of people fishing on the pier you may have to experiment with some other rigs that keeps your bait in place otherwise you risk tangling with a lot of people who also have their lines out.

@@FishAholicTV thanks a lot, I’m trying to go after the kings since it’s that time of year.

Yeah for sure I can talk about that!!

Thanks so much and glad you enjoyed! Yeah I do use WD-40. It worked just fine once I give it a push at the head to deploy.

Yeah this was a humbling day

I think it was a stonefish of some sort. I’m not sure. But it didn’t look safe to touch. So I didn’t haha.

Thanks so much!!! Yeah there’s still a lot of action going on over here. Still loads of bait. It’s definitely the tail end but you’ll find some action. Good luck!!

@@FishAholicTV thanks, and do you know any good spots around the Jupiter/Juno area for snook? I'm really trying to get my first slot

70ft I believe

This was filmed back in September. But I did get out two days in a row October 22nd and 23rd. Big AJs, vermillion snapper, red snapper, Almaco jack, mangrove snapper, mutton snapper were all biting.

Hahahaha tight lines 🤙🏻

I have checked many times. Where I live there isn’t any regulation for them. They are unregulated. floridashellfishtrail.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/quickchart.pdf Actually they don’t even make the unregulated list because there isn’t any concern for them I guess. I do my research. I’m a fish nerd 🤓haha

Yes I have. Many times.

The fish I think like it more. It lets out more scent so they can find the bait sooner. I was experimenting a lot though. Some fish hit the whole bait.

Hahahahaha yeahhhh you know it.

Nope, I think a stonefish.

Yeah probably 🙈

Hahaha I listened. I’ve got a kayak packing list and a boat packing list now. I haven’t forgotten anything since.

Yeah maybe.

I believe it's size related because fish change sex to female when they get big (I might be wrong, I don't know it that goes for every fish)

😌 That's right, better safe then sorry

English should auto generate. It’s Portuguese