Your buddy is an honest man. When you guys were showing the chartplotter/gps and you can over hear him say, "a whole lot of equipment I don't know how to use" lol. It's all good man. That is a nice boat twin yammy 300 4 strokes you can't go wrong!! Twin livewells on the transom, very nice.
I live in Birmingham Alabama and watch your videos everyday I love them man I've never been in saltwater fishing and I'd love to try it you put that in my mind man thanks
Dman my gradpa always gave away bonita or threw them back and we would keep the yelloy tail or calico sea bass. Man all those guge bonita that we threw back off of the Santa Barbara cooast right here in California. Way bigger than 6 or 7 pounds. Thanks for this video great job im keeping them now
find it funny watching you guys using fixed spooled reels on a boat. (or spinning reels as you call them). Back in the day was only multiplier reels. (over head or big bait casting reels) the spinning reels have really progressed. Loving seeing your videos. I need to go fishing! regards Mick
Mixie Palms don't know where you're from, but using conventional (multiplier) reels is more a west coast thing while east coast is almost strictly spinning reels
Ive never caught a false albicore before but they def look great to me. I mainly fish the Delaware Bay and we dont get them in that area. Anything that resembles a tuna you betcha im keeping it to try. Awesome vid. One of those gulf crab vids would be cool too ive never seen one before!
oh wow okay thank you, ive never known this. i usually fish the spring striper run and never encountered a bonita. Lots of black drum, trout and blues usually
RU-vid recommended this video for me today - So the algorithm must know about the Bobo runs on the P’cola Pier around Christmas time? I always bleed the bonito, then marinate them overnight in teriyaki and pineapple juice then grill it up. Cheers from Robertsdale Alabama
Numerous sources on-line, especially those servicing Florida. Z-Man makes a series with "plastic" skirts called "BTB" (Better Than Bucktail) that are popular and effective.
amau5 fan Fully loaded w/ radar, dual 16" combo chart plotters, electronic power steering, joystick controller, SeaStation (dynamic positioning) just south of $200k after tax. Bought it at Gulf Shores Power Sports Marine. Ask for Jimbo.
I thought I was the only one that used a cut glove. I got sick of slipping with the knife and cutting the knuckle of my thumb which has happened more than once.
a little help for you, FALSE ALBLACORE aka LITTLE TUNNY is NOT a BONITO. completely different fish. One is lousy food (but good bait) and the other is decent eating (and still a great bait)
it's not about the fish being good or not, people don't eat certain fish because of the mercury content in the fish. u should get yourself a mercury tester to see how much mercury are in the fish u eat.
Quantum Aquatic Lmao Since when did people in America suddenly become health conscious? Your statement is false when it comes to Bonito aka False Albacore. People don't eat them because they are considered a trash fish in most places. I know all about mercury. Yellowfin Tuna has way higher mercury content than False Albacore.
TheMasterCasters No. A little Tunny isn't a Bonito or a Bonita. I'm not sure where that started. A little Tunny is also called a False Albacore. It's in the Tuna family. The Atlantic Bonito is a true Bonito which is in the mackerel family.
AnglerUp with Brant I just read that on a forum a few minutes ago. I was aware that Bonita is Spanish for beautiful but it's also the nickname for false Albacore down south. Also I read that the Spanish name for false Albacore is Bonito so yeah I see where everyone gets confused. I don't understand why whoever made these names chose to make them so confusing
