HUGE shoutout to Erin!! I love yalls videos. I usually fish inshore and have only been watching yall for a month or so but really digging the content and you might be really getting me into surf fishing! Have a good weekend and tight lines!
Those moments that you expend with your family doing something you all love is priceless, that why I love watching your videos and I also do fish in Jacksonville, FL.
Thanks for the today lesson it really helped me a lot every time I went fishing, and I didn't come empty-handed, thanks a lot, Ronger. You are the best 🎉
Much respect to you and your family, broski. Your parents did a great job. And much respect to your wife. I also have a great wife and she is my foundation. I wish you and your family continued success.
I watch you regularly, I could've sworn that you said fish bites worked. Now you're saying they don't? I bought them two days ago because of you 😂. So they're trash?
I salute you, friend, you already have your own brand and all fishing products under your own name are very generous with your own work, from your own hooks to rods, very cool, my friend.
I love y'all I'm in Jacksonville FL watch y'all all the time you get me pumped up an ready to go fishing.i will try all them baits at the beach this weekend thanks an love your family vibe bro.
Man, live blue crabs at the seafood market is like $4 each. What if you get skunked or catch dinks. Could of had expensive tasty blue crabs for dinner.
That's why I go to the river and I find rocks with holes in them and I put 10 or 20 lb line on it and I don't lose my thinkers I give myself about a foot of line
Hey Skipper I’ve been watching your videos for a while and noticed you don’t use any bell s or bit alarms. Many time you get a bit but your busy doing something else. Just wondering why you don’t use a bell or bite alarm
For the price of that Addmotor tricycle I'll take a Honda ADV 160 with a big top box. 70 Mph and 200 miles range. And you won't have to push it through the sand like you were doing with the Addmotor :P
@HeySkipper Yes I placed an order and I live in California. Wasn't sure if it's because my location but after I placed the order it said the order could not be shipped to my address location.i really wanted to try the product out and I've been following this platform for 5 yrs.Please let me know.
Hey Everyone and Mr.Skipper, This is me asking the internet for help. I AM TERRIBLE AT FISHING but i got every other week anyways. Ive been following for a while and i just cant fish (or at least never catch anything) , i also live in florida im an 1-2 hr away from the ocean but i suck at it so much. I would love for some reccomendation, I have never went to gulf of mexico to fish before but im planning to go this weekend near tampa area. I am hopping that me fishing in a new area i might have some luck. I hope i get some useful information ! Hope everyone is having a good day.
What exactly do you think is the problem? If you're surf fishing and you think the problem is bait, have you tried sardines (pilchards)? That's the best bait in my opinion. My method is cut them in small pieces but not too small (you can throw away the head and the tail, just use pieces with the most meat), add marine salt and let the bait marinate for a few hours. Also use small hooks. If you're using regular "J" Kirby hooks, use size 14. You might think that's small at first, but believe me, that size catches a whole bunch of fish, specially the Pompano which has a small mouth.
Also, location is everything. Where my family vacations every year, we never have any luck at all on the beach side, and we never see anybody else catching anything either. However, we just walk right across the island to the bay side, and we always catch tons of different species. Don't be scared to try different areas! Best advice I can give is to look for deep water and or some type of structure. It's always worked for me anyway. Tight lines!
@klevernieves2721 we have only ever been to pensacola for fishing saltwater. But when I say location, I don't mean different cities or hours apart. I just mean, a deep hole 100 yards down the beach could hold hundreds of fish while featureless flats on either side could hold very little to none. I would drive to whatever spot is the closest for you then just start exploring. Ask the locals for help, and just try different areas. Google maps does a good job of showing you underwater terrain changes. Look for deep holes and quick drop offs or sunken boats and the like within casting distance of the shore. And in my opinion for just catching sheer numbers of fish, live or fresh dead bait trumps everything else. I personally love sand fleas and using chunks of cut bait from any fish that I catch. Frozen bait, even if it's a "preferred" type, is mushy and undesirable by the fish compared to an "unpreferred" fresh dead or live bait. Don't worry about leaders or anything much. Keep it simple. Whatever your choice of rod and reel is with some 15-30 pound mono will do just fine for most fish out there. You don't need that heavy of line, just helps with the fish with teeth that tend to cut line. Grab some different ounce weights for different scenarios, like heavier weights for bigger waves and light weights for little to no current. I would suggest a 1/0 circle hook for the majority of fish. Circle Hooks let the fish hook themselves, no jerking required. Smaller hooks for little bait fish, bigger hooks if you tend to be around or are targeting bigger fish.
