Welcome to Hooked On Saltwater where we will be bringing you weekly Saltwater Fishing reports for The Sebastian Inlet and Intercoastal areas of the Space Coast of Florida. From Surf fishing the beaches for Pompano, Whiting and other table fare to hunting down Snook, Redfish and Sea Trout in the intercoastal waterway you never know what's going to wind up on the end of the line. We will also be covering the offshore scene as well bringing you the latest catch reports along with offshore conditions. Looking for fishing Rod, Reel and Tackle reviews? WE have them too. If it's Saltwater on the Space coast of Florida then you will find here on Hooked On Saltwater.
Serious answer: it doesn’t matter. Look at Google Earth for the closest boat ramp or public park on the water that’s within walking distance of docks. Get some cheap zippered dive boots or just lace up some old sneakers and get in the water and wade parallel to shore, cast up at the bank, seawalls, and under docks as you go.
@@alexanderren1097 everytime i fish docks (in malabar), the water is super stained. But i pretty much strictly get trout, even though im going for snook and redfish
shipping cost for a one piece 8 ft rod custom built in USA is a MIN 45 to 50 bucks t for the shipping cost ..Wholesale parts dealers like Mud hole for the blank to my door 8 bucks .What the FUK Why build to sell
Slot snook are not measured to the fork of the tail. 🚔 it’s Pinched tail to the longest part of the tail. Just remember, “Pinch the tail or go to jail”. 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Hey guys, thanks for the shoutout, first of all. And I sure wish I would have been there to try some of that blackened fish! It sure looked good from here! Great video, too, with some very valuable tips regarding tackle and bait.
Hey Tyler, Thanks for hanging out with us on the channel. We will be doing some seminars and other cool things at Bucktail Bait and tackle as we get into a bit cooler weather. Also lot's of giveaways as well. Stay tuned.
I was given a net15 years ago from someone that moved out of Florida. Now that we live here and I've seen this video...I'm anxious to start practicing in the yard. Great video my friends.
They can be a bit pricy but it kinda falls on how many features someone would look for in a kayak. The fact that the Kayak industry as a whole is the fasting growing part of the boating segment makes it easy for the different brands to demand a higher price as well. Most of them are all back ordered. You still can't buy a boat for the same price that hs the same feature set and the versatility.
I got 2 Kastking Spartacus ll's 3000 series Spinning Reels & they just work so smoothly for saltwater. My 1st fish was a 48" BullRed & my 2nd was a 34" 26lb Big Ugly. on a 7' MH Rod it handled those fish with no issues I run PowerPro 20lb Braid.
I'm on the Texas Coast & like most states you'll have to pay your registration fees for it at your local Fish & Wildlife Office & get your numbers to stick on, if your using a motor (trolling motors included) for public water use. I'll save that extra $60+ a year by getting the PDL, it's faster anyway. I'm waiting on 2 Big Water PDL'S to come back in stock at my local dealer so I can get into the Kayak Game! Old Town is the very best for the money (cheaper) & has the best warranty..
@@bakerbeeps3877 um hi. Dont know who u r. But literally back off. Ok. I dont want to get violent. I am the president of the james b (he let me call him that.... I bet) fanclub so BACK OFF cause when i see red its go time.
Hey Milton, Fantastic those Gar can get you in a tug of war. They are also really tasty when cut into nuggets and fried in cornmeal. Most people won't eat them but they were a mainstay for the native Americans. The roe is toxic so you have to watch out with the females but other than that they are really good.
Hey Gerry Yup solid reels We were really impressed with KastKing. they had a lot of really nice reels and a lot of other stuff that was really well made and their prices are great.
Wow, amazing how kayaks have developed from the old style river whitewater styles. Thanks for putting this together Dave, very informative, and best of all Made in the USA.
Please let us know how you made out. Send us your pics dave@hookedonsaltwater.net or post them on our new FB group page: Hooked On Saltwater Group We went out yesterday and did really well, we will be posting a video soon. Good luck.
Thanks Al. Appreciate you taking the time to comment. Means a lot as we are just getting rolling. Going to be showing off some cool techniques that you might not have seen yet or maybe you have. Either way Thanks for checking us out.
New Sub guys, thanks for making this forum. Hope to get some reports on the inshore stuff as well. I came over from Hooked on Headwaters. -Vero Beach here!
Thanks Dude, we appreciate you joining us on the saltwater side. We are featuring both inshore and offshore fishing. Today we just released a video introducing our offshore captain and contributor. Soon we will be introducing our inshore captain as well. Tight line always, say safe. Hope to see you this weekend at the meetup.
