Finally women that fish to fish and not to flaunt themselves in bikinis just to get subs and actually have legitimate knowledge. They do exist! I can actually introduce this to my two daughters that are 8 and 6 and show them respectable women. Thank you.
@@GaleForceTwins i think it is wonderful you do not have any tattoos , or at least visible ones. in 1992 during the Barcelona Olympics the USA female dive team had cute little tattoos .of flowers butter flies .on their ankles .. and everyone started to get tattoos . that is what started this horrible tattoo craze . for those who care the Bible condemns tattoos . you girls have the best you tube channel ..and are so funny .. thanks for sharing
Also agree Chad. You ladies are superb role models for young women ... and even us older gals can learn a few things from you! 😊 Keep up the good work! 👍👍
I just got back from keys after 2 weeks in marathon. I was 2 houses down from your house visiting Mr. Jim, you know getting live bait. I've been watching y'all since the Moses days. You two have turned into awesome fisherwomen, lol. I always and will only get my bait from Jim. Great guy and speaks highly of you guys and your family. Keep up the awesome channel and tight lines. Mike
Hello girls!!!! Wonderdul videos. My daughter is 7 years old and she love fishing and she enjoy very much watching your channel and all that you teach. It was great for her to find you with your friendly personality and the most important that you don't use inappropriate words and dress properly. Keep going with your great work and happy fishing!!!☺
Guys, I gotta say, this is also my 1st video of yours and I immediately noticed that you aren't using bikinis and cleavage to make your channel. Its refreshing and I am way more likely to sub and spread the word because of it. 2nd, outrageously informative and knowledgeable! Im impressed and I have definitely been doing everything wrong! I'm off to binge watch the entire catalog and once again, thanks for being wholesome, fun and kick butt fishenman! I'm a big fan of the darcizzle, lawson, thresher and all the other South Florida and gulf power tubers, but you are by far the most informative and enjoyable. I really appreciate the line, hook, reel, rod and bait detail you share, it helps so much. And also don't forget, by informing people of these proper methods you're saving a lot of fish from being harmed and harvested improperly. Keep up the great work!
Absolutely! I said the very same thing the first video of theirs I watched. It's about fishing and being responsible captains. The biggest thing for me is that they're showing younger girls that they don't need to be half-naked to have AMAZING content!
I agree I think if you are going to harvest fish, you need to do it respectfully of the environment, and in the know that you are taking a life, for your own benefit. Now that's not immediately bad, but if the fish has to suffer first...
My son just joined a boat club in Miami, I fished for years off the jersey shore but unfamiliar with these waterways so you guys have been so informative...luv you guys😅😅😅
Ladies some very good lessons that for a change I actually know how to do. Crazy right. The question I have for you is I have an aluminum bass boat with a four Stroke 60 hr 4 stroke horse mercury. It’s a fresh water boat. So what do I need to do to use it salt water. I can’t afford a new boat Any information I can get will save my life. You ladies are the first captains I’ve ask.
When I see current like that I get super excited lol. I love free lining live bait into current like that. I find on west coast around structure like that, the more current, the more bait going by, the more the fish feed. Nice video.
Shorter anchor line as you mentioned, simple loop with an overhand knot before the anchor ball, anchor ball then a tag line back to the console. When a fish eats lift the loop off the bow cleat and throw the tag line overboard along with the anchor ball. Simple and no one has to go forward. We used this method for years bridge fishing tarpon.
Thank you both for having interesting, informative videos. Post election, it's nice to have good wholesome videos to watch instead of the TV! I've been fishing a long time, but just got my second boat at 70. The first was 40 years ago! I learned how to fish as a 6 year old on the old First Street Pier on S. Beach, and Haulover Pier with some trips on drift boats or with friends. Used to go snorkeling, camping and fishing around Bahia Honda as well when I lived in N. Miami. We took our first boat to the KOA at Big Pine Key where they had a ramp at the campground. Not sure if it's still there? Going to tow my boat down there some time, since I retired in N. GA. Great lakes BTW! Keep up the good work.
Study your chart, there’s an almost thirty foot deep hole near where you’re fishing. I’ve caught limits of Mutton Snappers in that hole when the tide is right. Find it on the chart, then use the depth finder to get on top of it. I’ve also been spooled there twice, probably big Jewfish.
Great Lakes Fishing Guy...walleye have great cheek meat, we eat them when we catch walleye. With that racing tide I would have used a heavy bottom bouncer and used a fly with a spinner tipped with some live bait, let the current do the work for you. This is a great method we use up here river fishing.
Thanks for teaching me about the anchor ball setup. ...and every time you said, “shark bait,” I said, “ooh ha ha.” (That’s a great movie, I don’t care what anyone says!)
Apparently I'm not the only New Guy! haha. Have y'all ever tried the Match Stick Squid? Thin strip of Squid roughly resembling a match stick. Insert the hook as close to one end as you dare. Works well with a jig or hook and pinch weight. When you do it correctly it flutters. You can drift it back from the boat. Or cast it pass the smallies. Elephants just don't eat trees. They like peanuts too! Great vid!
Like Chad Porter said - "Guys, I gotta say, this is also my 1st video of yours and I immediately noticed that you aren't using bikinis and cleavage to make your channel. Its refreshing and I am way more likely to sub and spread the word because of it. 2nd, outrageously informative and knowledgeable!" I agree 100% I can see bikini butt anywhere, but I want to learn about fishing in Florida. Great video and I'm going to watch all of them...! Thank you for doing it this way...!!!! Don't get me wrong. You can wear bikinis whenever you want - Florida gets hot... But, just keep up the explaining and education...it's great!!!
I get hooked to your channel while the final exams are coming next week :( . Anyway, really informative, fun, and inspiring content as usual. Great jobs Capt. Emily and Capt. Amanda!!!
This is the 1st vedio of yours I have watched and i liked it. It was informative with good detail on how, why and where to fish. Another thing I liked was you were not trying to get views with sex appeal like a few I have seen and do not watch because there was no fishing information in the vedio. I will look up some of your other vedios and if they were dune like this one I will watch them all to learn more about saltwater fishing. Thanks for a good vedio.
It would be so awesome to fish with you both! Your knowledge is impeccable, I'd be confident in catching something with you two at the helm. Thanks for creating awesome content!
Make a simple loop in your anchor rope and just slip it over the back part (closest to the stern) of the cleat. Then tie a short dock line rope to that same loop and extend it to your helm. Now all you have to do is pull on the short rope to release it from the cleat (as you're starting the engine) and your off. I use this when tarpon fishing and it really works.
The anchor ball is good idea i will definitely get one ,,, i had little incident couple of weeks ago almost lost anchor as a barge was coming towards us i thought it would change course little bit to avoid running into us , i didint the barge didnt care that it would run into us and crush us !! The wanted us to move ! We only figured out it coming towards us without changing course only 100 yards or so away from us,,, luckily we only when we did figure out we quickly untied our anchor rope from the cleat and threw the rope at sea we started our engines fast and ran!! Two weeks from that incident some how fishing in the same spot we saw our anchor rope floating 😅 luckily our anchor not stolen 😅,,,,, thanks gale force we will use anchor ball next time ,,,, barge captain was mean though not to change course 🤨
I got lucky and netted some flying fish on yankee capts trip and it is unquestionably the best bait. I would buy as many as I could but no one seems to have any. They say there's no guarantees in fishing- I say if you have a flying fish on the hook you are guaranteed to catch a giant fish.
Thanks Ladies, very nice job. I watch all your competition and just found your channel today. Congratulations, I am now a new subscriber. Great name, nice boat. Beautiful Smiles. Tight Lines.
Nice vid ladies, but you should rig up a quick release anchor system. Then you can release the anchor for your helm station and not have to run to the bow.
Use a pop of cork or lures on the surface big lures rapala lure or a crawfish dragging it on the bottom bouncing it off the bottom or Carolina rig or Texas rig with a word worms are free you won't lose a lot of hooks but you will hook up! Buy a fishing license I usually use fish heads you can stop by the fish market for good trip pick up a bucket of fish heads and bodies fish bodies the chum sand bag or an onion bag I put my fish heads in catch a lot of stingrays
Very good at remembering things learnt from other fishing guides. Don’t have enough time on the water to learn that. Do you still do charters or did you retire early ?
Bahia Hondia State park. old bridge..take your sleeping bag up to the end and camp out underneath the stars! Epic, amazing, bucket list! Keys Paradise. Hope they have fixed it up after hurricane.. always a favorite camp spot.. well besides Fr. Desoto Park tip of Tampa Bay St. Pete! Paradise for the poor folks who can not afford 5 stat accommodations! Truly productive with 2 videos in 2 days! Killing it!!!.. GFT killing it! Please be safe in Florida and don't forget to wash those dam fishing poles! LOL! o,o
GFT have truly arrived in the YouTUbes world for all the supporters, fans, family Amanda has received via the comments her first mary me amanda ❤️ marriage proposal! LOL! Set up a P.O.Box and ask for wedding donations! Emily I hope your not too bummed out by this! Loved It and Laughed! Hope the fella does not get sea sick! LOL! o,o
In the 70s friends and I used to camp out on the old Bahia Honda bridge. Great spot.... I’ve seen two of your videos with you using the anchor ball. A fantastic idea. How did I never hear of this before? ..... There’s a young woman in your general area of Florida with a fishing RU-vid channel. Brook Christ is her name. Check her out. BOL
The fish that bridged you was a Mangrove Snapper. Tighten the drag next time and use a longer leader if you’re putting the rod in the holder. Better chance of getting the fish. I’m liking your channel so far.
I agree with Chad below. I'm 54 years old and love to see women or men fishing video's. But I feel like a dirty old man watching most the videos made by women because they were dental floss bikini's. Frankly I look at them and it grosses me out thinking about there laundry !!!! I have a beautiful daughter 17 who loves to fish and it's such a huge part of my life I want to share with her. You two are awesome examples of LADY'S, who happen to fish. As I tell my daughter, Men are going to notice you if your wearing a gunny sack. "Trashy bait, catches trashy fish" To put it in captain terms. Captain Tim
Thanks for the fishing instructions. Douglas passing overhead Category 3 Hurricane Sunday Kona. How do you prepare the boat for Florida Hurricanes? Tight lines!
I would suggest that when fishing near obstacles to not set your drag light. You don't want the fish to be able to run with the line very far or its going to get you wrapped in a snag or around an obstacle that's going to cut your line.
Why do you use such a big reel and only put 30 lb braid. That’s like over 650 yards of line which is crazy. Not that that’s a bad thing but I recommend putting like 50 to 65 pound line for a penn 7500. I personally have a penn slammer 3 as well that’s 6500 which I put like 300 yards of 50 pound line. But any ways love your vids and keep it going, I hope to see another deep sea trip soon because it makes me feel like I’m out fishing which I haven’t been fishing for like 2 months now which is so sad because our boat broke down. LOVE YOUR VIDS AND KEEP IT GOING, BIG FAN, AND HOPE TO SEE MORE IN THE FUTURE.
My 6 year old boy thinks you guys are the coolest . We love to fish from briges down in the keys question which one you guys will recommend the long key bridge or the channel 5 bridge We usually do live shrimp as bait Any tips will be greatly appreciated tks
I am happy to take part in your fishing events I will continue to follow I want to be like you can fish every time I can ask for a fishing rod and reel as a gift from you if possible this will make me happy
I tend to like to fish live baits on a flatline. Once you've netted your pilchards, and pull up to the bridge, there will be some, that have died, and are to be found on the bottom of the livewell. When you're getting your drift figured out, and anchoring up, it's a good idea to cut up those dead greenies, and start chumming. That way you can save yourself a chum block or two. Fish live greenies hooked through the anus or nostrils, and float them close to the pylons. Thank you so much @Galeforcetwins for such awesome content, I very much enjoy it! Keep doing what you're doing!
