My name is Diego Baez and I was born and raised in Caguas, Puerto Rico. When I was 15 I moved to New Jersey where I have lived since. I have always been an athlete playing basketball and volleyball. I also have loved fishing ever since I can remember. The goal for my channel is to bring entertainment and fishing education for those that live in the northern part of the United States or for those that live in cold climates. I also want to meet new people from all over the world and the country and keep learning about fishing. I mainly love fresh water fishing, but I do love to get into the sea and fish as well.
Out of respect for the locals, the lake is a small lake and I do not want to people coming from other places and disturbing the fishing there. If you go in my channel, I usually say where I am though.
@@FlyezBassing Ok I don't remember all the details , but at one time the lake was connected to the Sea and had tidal flows . A young boy was swimming when all of a sudden something started to pull him under . A man nearby saw this and went in to help . They both died . Some people said it was a shark , others said it was a school of bluefish . The old restaurant "Buttonwood Manner" had a story on one of it's walls !
Thanks brother! I definitely am lol. Only thing is… it’s heavy so unless I have someone to help me get it back onto the dock, I am not bringing it lol.
I did this many years ago. The throttle, and steering is all wonky. Better do a remote steering setup and hang it out back back. Also ditch your sla or agm battery and invest in lipo, even an RC 4s lipo will do
Yes! I had not gone to that spot in years. Years ago it produced, and it still is. I am willing to bet that, the fountain helps keep that water nice and cool for them
Having fished Farrington Lake many years. You would have caught many more bass, by using Texas rigged worms, a few shallow running crank baits, or spinner baits. Bobber fishing, generally speaking, does not cat bass, unless shiners are attached. Bobber fishing, for the most part is good for panfish, perch, and trout. Which is what you caught. Regardless, Farrington, is a fun place to fish, even when done from the shore. And better done in the middle of the week, than on weekends. Continued Good Luck!
@@FlyezBassing lol I can’t stand when people constantly have to try to act like they are just the best and they know everything and just have to leave a negative comment. Do your thing bro
@mikekw5 got you, yea I think you are right brother thanks for that! I just compared them side by side and it definitely looks like one. I had never seen on in person and was confused even in the video because it didn’t really match up to the Rock Bass characteristics.
Wind is definitely tough to fish with but if you are on a boat, focus on the bank that the wind is hitting towards. The fish usually get pushed that way. Just find a good spot you can avoid that wind on
I just found this place on fishbrain, I'm gonna try it in the spring. I have a 16 boat which is perfect, I just have to run on the trolling motor. Cool video bro
@@FlyezBassing definitely excited to try it...would it be worth trying this time of year? Is the whole thing fishable by kayak/boat or only parts of it? Thanks.
man i was wathcing the first couple seconds like dang what lake is this? then i noticed i fished here before i love this spot! Nice bass and pike and some dinosaur snapping turtles
As a Virginia transplant, I was led to believe New Jersey was and has always been a state in which one would be best advised to avoid at any and all costs. Just ain't so. When I came here 17 years ago, I sought out my constant companions: the bush beaters- e.g., fellow outdoors people and to narrow the subset a little more, fishermen and women. I soon discovered a bunch of people who lived, ate, and slept fishing. Let me say, to my mind, NJ is an angler's paradise. It is centrally located. I can access great panfishing, great bass buggin'- I generally flyfish when not throwing long lines for y'all's population of the local catfish population. I can also access the finest salt water fishing I have EVER experienced. The species variety is mind-boggling year round. I am saying world class. I've fished this world over courtesy of my understanding, generous and hard working wife. More on the amazing Farmer Beth later... if I continue to post comments or start a channel. Okay, back to my adopted state. It suffices to say New Jersey has it all when it comes to piscatorial dreams made flesh. Those of you looking at NJ with exit eyes, refineries and rude folks are going to wonder about this somewhat deranged fellow. Well, that's alright. Your vision might just be a bit jaded, brethren. I came here with prejudices far more skewed than your own, so I had me some attitude adjustment to undergo and, boy, did y'all show me how wrong I was. You good SOUTH Jersey people are in a class of your own! Remember, those of you who think New Jersey is New Jersey is New Jersey might do well to reconsider that. North Jersey folks are are as different from my beloved South Jersey people as one can imagine. In fact as I travel around this fair outdoor jewel, I am treated to honesty and frankness second to none. You don't waste time in New Jersey trying to figure out where you stand with someone. Nobody beats around the proverbial bush here. In Virginia it takes 20 years to discover someone has despised you all along. Here, you need only 2 minutes to find whether you are acceptable or not. South Jersey folks don't waste your time. I realize to some I might have strayed a bit from the matter at hand, but if you can stick with me for another long-winded blurb, you will catch my drift. To wrap up...do I hear a huge sigh of relief?! Since intruding upon all of your good graces, I have fished the finest waters (Yep... the finest), and had the good luck to get to know the most delightful characters I ever had the good fortune to encounter. I have caught more varied species than you can shake a stick at, and discovered a state possessed of the finest people and finest fishing this old world has to offer. I hope I have piqued your curiosity sufficiently to find out who this apparent escapee ftom Bedlam is and what does he want with us. Fair enough. I'll talk about fishing, obviously. Spots both good and not so go good and all the good, and again, not so good information I discover. I hope y'all will help me in my pursuit of this state's fishing. What y'all can do for me is to help me learn more about the state of the salt because although I have a lot to share on freshwater, I need a lot of direction concerning saltwater from the simplest rigs, baits and lures, the fish you go after and where and how I might increase my pitifully small knowledge on the mysterious...to me...ways of the saltwater fisherman. Thanks for slogging through all this palaver and overlooking my grammatical hiccups but know your input is crucial to increasing my know-how on the ways of the shore. Thank you many times over for taking me in. Remember: what you consider common knowledge about the shore is, as Fleetwood Mac says "A Mystery To Me". Stay well, be happy and best wishes from a painfully long-winded interloper. Your most truly, Va. Cork
