Do you have a recommended "color" for the drop lights? I fish off-shore party boat in RI, CT, and MA waters at 75-350' depths. Your video and information is great!

Great info... thanks

You look like you bout to be sick !

What size ball bearing and what size split ring are you using?

i want to ask regarding the paint job of your torium? some says its flaking is that true?

Great video. Very informative. I started SPJ about 5 years ago and I’m totally hooked on it , no pun intended. In the beginning there wasn’t much info on the technique except in Japan. I’m still learning each trip especially the deep drop trips in Montauk. Maybe one day I’ll meet you at the rail…lol

Nice presentation my brotha!🔥✊🏿❤️🖤💚✊🏿🔥

where did you get your crimp tool from ??? Thanks !!!

Nexy time you deep jig You don't need to thumb the line if you just tip the reel sideways and it will walk it back and forth

How donyou rate the accommodations on the boat, really thinking of trying one of these deep drop trips either on the Gulfstar or the American Hunter/Patriot. Thanks in advance.

1st rate basic deep drop rig !!! 😁 Tight Lines...,

Poor guy doesn't look so well! Been there and got the tee shirt!

Solid information

I like your honest approach and hope you are successful in your future. I do find my knots are stronger if I lube the mono with saliva or kitchen oil before cinching down as friction heating can deform or even cut into the diameter of the line. I like the palomar or uni knot for attaching tackle to the mono.

Hi Nice video and catches. what was brand of the jigs if you don't mind mea asking? Thanks

What was the weight on the slow pitch jig you were using, 200grams?

I just got a 6’3’ Titan, for now, going to use my Penn Torque 30. I’m not sure what reel I want. Thanks for the info.

Thanks for sharing. I tried fishing a 100 gram jig in 75 foot deep and I couldn’t keep the jig vertical. It wasn’t that windy out. Should I use a heavier jig? I was following a rule of one gram per foot. Thank you

Almaco Jack, great fighting fish!

You shouldn't be discussing things you don't know. The two jigs in the middle are speed jigs

Well done - good information. I enjoy jigging here in Baja Sur, MX - on the Sea of Cortez. I mostly fish with 150 to 160 gram jigs up to 300 feet, however, often more like 200 feet a little less or more. Jigging is effective! We catch about everything - but allot of tuna. Right now - white bonito, barreletti, yellowfin and yellowtail. There are pargo and other bottom fish as well. Like you said - different conditions, different jigs are preferred. I’m looking forward this coming year to fish deeper - say 400 to 600 feet. Easy to get into that depth of water here like right away. -- Jigging is a learning experience. I appreciate your sharing.

Great vid are you from nyc

I turned it off once I saw electric reel that’s not real fishing to me I enjoy the battle the fight and strain of reeling them in . That’s just me to each their own hope you had a great trip

what pound line?

Thanks for the insight much appreciated

I keep Cal's drag grease or waterproof marine grease on hand. If I remove something like a handle, I put a thin coat of grease on the hidden surfaces and threaded parts. It helps keep salt out. Great video!

If you haven’t been you need to go out on the fin Chaser with Capt Keith in Montauk

You had a great day of fishing

Mabey I got a dud but I hate my torium 30hg I hooked a bluefin last month I had to keep adjusting my drag because it would keep loosening.

I am a West Coater, born and raised in S. California but am interested in hearing more about slow pitch and the products used

At depths of between 300’ and 600’ what would be the weights of your jigs?

Wow...nice expedition brother...stay safe and fish on

Great one....Thanks for sharing

Nice catch, I am getting into some slow pitch jigging. It would be nice if you be able to make some videos with some close up on ur hand techniques.

Love this reel! I bought it after yrs of the 14 I use for salmon to this day. Using this reel tmrw for lingcod w braided 50 lb & a 50 lb fluoro topshot on a Phenix 25-60 rated rod - perfect for up to big lings in water under 300 ft. Took the plunge on ocea jigger F custom 1500, 2000 & 3000 hg for spj & some nice evergreen rods & a new JAM rod force 5 by SFC. Totally addicted! Love the toriums they take a beating & continue to wk perfectly.

how heavy of slow pitch jigs ar you fishing, im sorry if i missed it in the video and it was mentioned

What size hooks were you using

Great video what type of rod and what's it rated for .please and thank you.

I kept waiting for you to bust out the slow pitch setup. Did you try your hand at doing a bit of deep water slow pitch jigging on this trip?

Not bad for first time Golden Tile fillet job rookie. 1st class cooking IMHO. Great video... Thanks & TIGHT LINES !!!!!

How much is that in your country?coz here in Philippines its price here is 15-20k,i cant afford

Have a look at the Torium 2000HG. It's like the Torium 16 but with a longer handle...auto engage...and locking spool instead of clicker. Put on a Gomexus handle and you have an excellent SPJ reel.

Those eels are great tile bait

Viking fleet is the best in the business ... Cool video , I miss tile fishing , but due to health I can no longer go... We used to do 4 or 5 trips a year like this one... Brings back alotta great memories... Give hand cranking a shot , I find there's more power and control... Tight lines

East coast fishing is way different than west coast fishing. Great video

Keep making videos, stay consistent and you will gain subs in no time.

great video

Great Video

Looks so yummy

Looks like y'all had a great trip! I really gotta try tile fishing next.