Fishing Ultra Clear Water for What Ever Bites - Florida Keys Adventure Epi 2 

Hey Fishaholic's I just realized the audio cuts out in the beginning for a little. Really its just me babbling like I do about conditions lol. I hope ya'll still enjoy and for some reason on the original file it was fine but when uploaded to my channel and posted the audio was gone :(( Also wow thanks for 1000 likes in less than 24hrs!!

First fish was a Mangrove snapper. Second and third fish are called Yellow jacks. They are excellent eating fish. We frequently make sushi out of them. Awesome video bro

I love your vids. No bs, entertaining, well made. I’d watch you any day over clickbait fishing you tubers.

Nice Rich. Keep the videos coming. We need them here in N.Y.. Hope all is well. 😷

Great call on switching up to the shrimp bait. Beautiful Jack, whatever kind it was. Awesome stuff this whole video. No people no boats, blue sky blue water. Thanks very much

Ohhhhhh my.... That reel screaming at the end got me so hooked up! :D

The drag just screaming at the end! Yeehaw! Love it!

Bro I'm seriously considering getting a kayak I love watching this video

Lots of good mangrove snapper fishing from the kayak midday. Go gulf side and find deep undercut mangroves with current. Use cut pinfish. Also you can anchor 4 to 6 feet deep on the outside edge of ocean side flats and chum for bones if you buy some shrimp. Through a few chopped up shrimp in a compact area that has some sand.

It was a mangrove snapper and yellow Jack both are good eating. 10" min. for a keeper mangrove though😎

Beautiful out there. If/when all this BS is over I’d love to come down to Florida for some fishing! 👌🏼

That is a Yellow Jack good eating beautiful fish.

Welcome to the Keys ! Fishing is def not a slam dunk. Had many a slim day, winter is tough.

Everytime I fish the keys I use shrimp, Always have great luck with shrimp and the best part about it is that u never know what ur gonna catch. The variety of fish down there is amazing.

... this is a one good example of proper animal husbandry, that we can all learn from, when it comes to fishing and recording the activity. This is how is properly done, not to keep the fish for too long at all out the water, and record quickly, and return it back in a minimum time, so the fish would not suffer almost any deoxygenation damages, and similar, from the too long exposure outside the water. It's also a very good example for how to properly handle the fish and return them back in a minimum possible time, when the recording is taking the place. Basically it's where so many people will do wrong, and keep the fish (they are not taking away) outside of water for too long. So, in too many such cases it will only die, very soon shortly after released. Our sincere thanks for applying a such a high standard of care, and sportsmanship, and this is an example of the sportsman / sportsman team, that every country can only desire to have around their own shores. As we ourselves are the occasional-enough fishermen ourselves, and always apply such the best practices, remaining the fans of the videos and channel, from the day one: keep'em coming, while there is a lot to learn form these videos, by FishAholic - and that: in every sense :).

Yellow fin Jack was the second one. Those are really fun to catch and really cool to watch them swarm bait fish. They literally make a tornado under the water swimming in circles feeding. I’ve caught so many throwing a spoon right in the middle of their feeding frenzies

Looked like a yellow jack good eating

When you said u crashed in the truck 😂 I thought u you actually crashed lol

First ever bone fish? You gotta do some wading in the clear shallows bud.down there in bone fish land.loving these videos they really are mental therapy for us here in new england😷

That's the horseshoe at your first spot...that's where u snorkel and dive to see crazy amounts of cool fish. And u can wait for the tide to drop and walk out on the exposed walls.

Awesome footage , dam that water looked perfect ...absolutely beautiful

Jack steel your bait fish... You need to fish the tides if your on a bridge/rampart in the Keys. I always had best luck in a natural funnel, an hour before high, or low tide, and till an hour after.

First fish was a cuberra snapper the other one was a yellow jack. Both fantastic eats

4:31 14 footer !!! You said that so casual😂

By far some of the best shore fishing vids. Keep up the good work(I need it)

Ohio Key looks like it changed maybe due to hurricanes. I used to fish there as a kid, good variety of fish species. Great vid 👍🎣

I wish that I was there fishing right now.

those 2 fish by the bridge at the beginning where yellow jacks and they are amazing to eat.

I'm assuming everyone has identified the mystery fish as yellow jacks at thus point. Great vid

Awesome place, so calm. I loved fishing there . There is just something special fishing south of big pine key

Damn you, you can't leave us with that cliffhanger ending! 🤣🤣🤣

The big jack is called a yellow jack, they fish hard and are so good eating especially as sashimi.

You should colab with Jhon Skinner he's in Florida to

The water looks super clear !!! I LOVE your videos🎣🐟🐠🐡🦐🦀

I’ve been sleeping on this channel I love these kayak videos

You should go and fish at the Juno beach pier next to Jupiter Florida

that reel is amazing, oh so nice, i feel like i'm doing the fishing.

One thing for sure its beautiful down there

Ohhh the “TO BE CONTINUED” what happens ?!? 😱😬 also @naturevalley bar should do a collab

If I lived down there I would be zero productive for work. A drinking town with a fishing problem. Love your vids sir!

And the silver and yellow fish was a yellow Jack, they are super good eating and very good sashimi

Dude.... To be continued? No way man, the suspense :) Great vid showcasing a beautiful coastline.

That's a juvenile yellow jack. Gorgeous? I ate a jack I caught - once was enough.

Mangrove snappers,yellow jacks,and last one little cuda 👍🏻

Yellow jack, super yummy. We eat them all the time here in Cayman.

The fish that you caught near the electrical pole is called a bandit rudder jack.

Don't stop doing it because it definitely brightens our day and makes us laugh . but it's funny how you always show what you're eating on a way to going fishing. Loved the video

Love your videos you share, I am a avid Kayak fisherman. You are a natural, keep those videos going. Tight lines

Not gonna lie I have a lot of respect there’s people out here putting BS names on fish. I like the fact you keep your subscribers involved by asking us what fish it is instead of acting like a know it all. Keep it up man 👍🏻

2 hours sleep and a granola bar . So awesome . I would need coffee too

I go to that first spot you went and fish every year that I hit up the timeshare I got in Marathon for lobster season. I wouldn’t recommend using a top water focusing on the small bit of shallow water edge there, I’m not surprised you didn’t get any bites for a half hour. What that place is now is a popular dive spot because it gets about 35ft deep in the middle, it’s a man made I guess place to bring in boats back in the day? Whatever it was dug out for there I do know there are some BIG fish in that little pit, talkin huge mackerel, tarpon, barracuda prowling the top and middle column of the open water with snapper/grouper being on the bottom. There’s a hard drop off all the way around the rough square shape of the pit and that can also be fished effectively for decent sized grunts/snapper along it. The shallow water portion of the area doesn’t last long it’s only about say 20yds across, the real action is that pit. The best recommendation is walk along the left side of the rock “wall” it’s shallow there and go down around 100yds and get a chum block to float it out in front of you. I put my bait and gear on the rocks behind me and the chum will bring all the snapper/grunts/etc in and while the small fish gather at the top the larger fish eat the large chunks of fish chum the small fish can’t eat. Those fish are the ones you target with some big live or fresh dead bait. Me and a buddy caught a cooler full, constant action, I even caught a massive mutton snapper for inshore standards. I don’t know of any other place that close to shore that has such massive tarpon (other than around docks of course) along with huge barracuda/ maybe cero mackerel? Swimming I could see them underwater and they were HUGE. Enough to make me feel uncomfortable being in that water lol. At the same time plenty of divers were coming up saying there was tons of large grouper/snapper/and small lobster on the bottom in the middle. I highly recommend that spot to anyone, and go fish it all afternoon/morning. It’s a magical spot for someone who only has access to a kayak going down initially and anyplace there feet could take them. I’d say that spot is probably the best in the keys, it’s damn sure my favorite! I was so excited to see you start with that spot I even showed my wife like “look babe that was the spot I’ve told you stories about!”. I wish you would’ve had some action there and we could’ve seen some more content. It really brought me back seeing you park, walk down the path, and cast towards the mangoes/rocks exactly the same way I did for my first cast (:

A FLY WENT IN HIS MOUTH 😂😂

Mangrove snapper and yellow jack, both good eats

I believe the fish in the beginning are permit. The second one I'm hesitant between permit and yellowtaill snapper.

It's good to see you here in Florida again

Super sick video!! Nice catches. I recently caught an 18 inch mutton next to the Bahia Honda bridge. Keep up the sick videos!

On that last little bit, It sounded like you hooked a submarine headed to Europe!

I go to Bahia Honda state park every year and I’ve come face with a decent hammer around that Spanish harbor bridge you were at a few times! Such a small world!

I lived in the keys for 3 years in the 70's. Trailer on the beach. I had a cool address. Rack Jite Behind the Grassy Key Dairy Bar Marathon, Fl. It be a drinking region, dead end.

all those trails in the sky... sick vid though

10:30 I caught a nice 25 inch cubera snapper where you're standing

maybe you can try fishing and cooking, it will definitely look more exciting to us

That trevally was a golden trevally!

Dude I needed this! Please dont stop doing vídeos

That yellow jack is great sushi. Gotta keep that one next time

There is a good a very deep spot when you pass for the camping site and go to the cabin, behind the cabin there’s a very deep pound.

In Puerto Rico whe call them Cojinuas. They fight pretty well for their size. Great video!

The jack was a yellow jack I believe. They are fantastic table fair.

Yellow jack. 1st one u caught was an absolute stud. Great eating fish

You gottz to come to Belize and do some fishing 🇧🇿🇧🇿🇧🇿🎣🎣🌴🌴🌴

Greetings from São Paulo City, Brazi! Amazing video. Beautiful scenery, cristal and super clean water, very good narration along your fishing time👏👏👏. Someday I'll go 2 the Keys.

Those were yellow jacks that you caught, real good eating. They make great sashimi.

Try a nighttime vid . Fish the bridges that are light up. Snook and tarpon are often there. Damn you didn't seem very excited about seeing a 14 foot hammerhead. That's an awesome creature. Oops I wrote this before seeing the final clip. Now I'm intrigued.

Me and Dad used to catch snook with live shrimp back in the early 70s

Thats a "Colirubia" 😅😅 We called like that in Puerto Rico

SOOOO what did you catch at the end ??? you can`t leave us with that suspense!!! lol

Beautiful fishing day! Very nice places! Too bad that you couldnt launch kayak

Wow you caught a yellow jack. I here they are great to eat.

You had me at 'Florida Keys' and 'Clear water'

My favourite fish mangrove jack

Very nice video, Bahia Honda it’s my favorite state park in Florida keys.

Mangrove, the rod you are using looks like a 60s model fiberglass rod. Cool, not knocking it.

Nice video keep up the good work and I love the voo doo shrimp I hav been fishing with them for years. Stay safe and keep the videos coming

I think you snagged a submarine at the end 😅

Good luck with the boat hunt can't wait to see those videos

First fish is mangrove jack. Very good eating fish 😎👌

My cat likes your videos. She bats at you and the fish.

After this social distancing is over visit Key West! I try to hit the flats whenever possible in my solo skiff

The first one on the shrimp was a Trevally fish

I was just at these spots a week ago! Dang, I should have tried that north wall with those same baits. Cool vid.

that was an aggresive little mangrove man i caught 6 today but all around the 6-8 inch range

At 3:30 was a mangrove snapper. 7:00 was a yellow jack. Both good eating. And at 4:30 there was zero chance that what you saw was a 14 foot hammerhead shark :)

Where did the sound disappear? 1:17 😂🎥

Lmao, that’s an angry fish there at the end or beast. Whatever it is I can’t wait to see and I hope it didn’t break off.

Awesome shots in this video! That place looks so gorgeous, definitely enjoyed your Florida videos this year 😁!

Yellow jack you need to try this fish amazing eat.

I am surprised that you are wearing long sleeves. I only wear long sleeves very few days in Delray Beach.

Hey guys stay virus free and keep on fishing 💪💪💪💪

Well that was Excellent Thanks 🐟

Yellow jack! Excellent to eat