Happy to share!

Thanks!

Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback! Please always feel welcome to share what you think!

This was a redfish!

Oh it was!! Mesquite seasoned!

Thank you! I love finding these fish! So fun to catch and super tasty.

I wanna say 36 or so. I can’t recall exactly. Super fortunate to land this fish in the mangroves.

I hope to film a catch and cook soon! I have been doing a lot of mesquite grilled fish lately, so I’m excited to make a video of it! Other favorite recipes are blackened or Italian breading and air fried!

Thank you! And anywhere you can find some crab pots or no wake buoys. Lost crab pots are the best!!

Haha, definitely would have been helpful this time.

Thank you very much!

Haha, thank you! Ya the way you hook your bait can change whether or not you get a bite sometimes! Some People do hook pilchard through the front of their eye socket, but they don’t last as long that way

haha, why is that? lol

Haha, now that you mention it, I’ve hooked them like that a few times and they did always cast great! Haha

We are still running our last motors 3 blade prop. We are currently in the process of switching it to a 4 blade prop as we had issues jumping on plane. Overall, happy with the motor, just looking to get the right prop on it.

I’ve been a fan of the motor so far. We kept our previous motors 3 blade on and only had a top speed of 43mp, but are switching it out for a 4 blade prop to improve the rate of jumping up on plane.

Thank you! And ya a paddleboard is a great way to fish. And I have not had any problems with alligators, but they can be found once in a while, especially if you are fishing any brackish or freshwater areas. So always be mindful.

Thanks!

@@RamseyFisher no problem...

Nice! Do you remember what the length was?

Sanibel ramp 👍

Thank you! Happy to hear it!

Haha thank you!!

Thanks 😁

Haha, you should have seen the clips that I cut out 😂

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I’ve noticed a few different species freeze up like that for a moment or two, but this was an extended period of time haha

Exactly!

Thank you!

Hey, I have actually never used the board with fins on. They should help the board track straight forward better, but if you think you’ll be in shallow water then they may get in the way.

@@RamseyFisher gotcha thank you can’t wait to get out on the water

You’ll love the board!

Thanks!

It’s always a good day when you are fishing, but we did find a bunch of fish this day haha

Haha thanks! And I think it’s supposed to be rainy all week in SWFL

Haha thank you!! It was a blast and we were fortunate to have it all filmed too! Thanks for watching and commenting!!

So you don’t think big triple tail exists? I have had a 30” and multiple 26-27” fish on my boat. A fellow fisherman just recently caught a 32” triple tail. I also seen one that would possibly be a record if someone caught it. Depends on where you fish some areas hold big fish and others small fish.

⁠@@larrygolden167hey Larry, I know big ones exist. We have caught two 29 inchers on our boat and plenty of other big ones as well. The fish my dad lands in this video was exceptionally big for its length and likely the heaviest tripletail I’ve personally held.

@@larrygolden167very true about some areas holding bigger fish. I can’t imagine the battles people have when fishing for them in Louisiana

I’ve been with these two. The masters class of fishing! ❤😊

Thanks man!! We stumbled upon some seriously big fish!!

Thank you very much!

Awesome and thanks! I have another coming out today at 5pm!

It can compromise the mucus layer

Yeah like the other dude said fish have a slime lair on them that handling them will almost always ruin, you can’t mouth a trout like you can a bass so what he is doing is the best for catch and release, in a lot of stock ponds or wheveer people fish alot you will often pull out fish who are on the verge of death with absolutely destroyed slime coats, I’ve done it to a couple fish and felt absolutely horrible after.

⁠​⁠@TakeOffV05 this is why you should not support stock ponds that fatten up fish just for dummies to catch. catching a trout and handling it with your hands (that are wet, this is very important) absolutely does not compromise the fish in a serious way… unless you handle them for an extended period of time and or simply using the wrong method. Trout overwhelmingly survive being caught and released with a single wet hand far far far more than they pass away. I’m just frustrated because this has nothing to do with the slime coat itself and everything to do with the angler. Handling a fish in the proper manner won’t kill it, however in the more southern states weather conditions and warmer water temps can create delicate fish. To my knowledge I only know of maybe one or two anglers who have unfortunately caused a fish to die by handling it. Both were fishing in South Carolina in a stocked stream. The fish were already under bad circumstances. I guess my point is you should not support those stock ponds by fishing there or any fisheries that similarly stock fish in that way. If you are seeing trout die due to handling please reach out to fish and game.

You made a good point with the wet hands. That helps a lot and is recommended for a lot of fish species.

Some fish are hardier and it’s not a problem, fresh and saltwater trout seem to be sensitive to being handled. The use of wet hands is another really good tip if you have to handle them.

Super easy, with this type there’s a curved metal on the end and when you pull the trigger or squeeze the handles the curve retracts and tightens on the fish hook, allowing you to easily grab the hook and rotate out