Fishing with One of the BEST Inshore Lures - MirrOlure MirrOdine 

should switch those treble to j hook

I want to try it on hybrids and strip bass. I believe it would do well.

Absolutely one of the best inshore lures there is. I have an entire box with different sizes and colors for different scenarios. Also LOVE the Paul Brown SoftDines

Yes im a big fan of the yozuri crystal 3d minnow also

That MirrOdine has landed me a vast diversity of saltwater fish and never left me skunked.

Awesome name

Properly handling a trout would also include getting rid of the treble hooks and mashing the barbs down!

@23jake24 that is also very true. I've never fished a hard bait with single hooks before, but it's something I want to try. It's definitely better for the fish and makes unhooking/handling the fish much easier

@@23Jake24 I’m from New York State. We only use barbless hooks.

@@SeeYaDude Really doesn't change the hookup ratio and as you mentioned, much better for the fish AND us.

CMR!!

Thank you for pointing that out! I just updated the link so hopefully that should be all good now. Here's that link: amzn.to/2OzRnPK. And thank you for the support, I really appreciate it!

MirrOdine is not a topwater bait. It's a suspending twitchbait

@@markm6465 No they have a Topwater model too. Its been around for years

They will be available soon for people who sign up on the website (SeeYaDude.com) and I will be periodically giving some away on here and on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter

I use a uni to uni knot 99% of the time. I made a video awhile back called "TOP 5 Knots You Should Know: Beginner's Guide to Fishing" and the double uni was one of them. Here's a link to that vid if you wanna check that out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OsBOnG9qp3c.html

I do not run charters unfortunately

He said he got it as a Christmas Gift I believe in a few videos back.

Aaron is correct, I did get it as a christmas gift. But, I also honestly didn't even know that the DX was an option. That does look like a high quality reel

@@SeeYaDude yeah. I mean cnc aluminum isn’t bad, but brass gearing for 20 bucks more is a no brained.

Mirrodines seem to get better with age and scars. Using a magic eraser to take the sheen off them makes them better as well.

I'm sure you could catch some trout around grass flats with that lure!

@@SeeYaDude Right on man, plenty of that down here in Mississippi lol

My PB trout is 26"

Sick!! Is it in one of your videos?

Unfortunately it's not, I caught it back in high school before I started filming. Live shrimp under a bobber while kayak fishing

@@SeeYaDude gotcha. Keep the videos coming bro! I look forward to those notifications

I've never used a hard bait with single hooks on it before so I can't speak on hook up ratio personally. But, I do know single hooks cause less damage to the fish, they're easier to unhook/handle, and I do know people that say fish stay pinned better with single hooks

@@SeeYaDude yes I sometimes find treble hooks to be a pain when unhooking especially "trash" fish like puffers. Thank you for y reply I appreciate the time

Kinda. I like to pop it 2 or 3 times and then pause and let it sit for 2 seconds. They usually hit it on the pause

@@SeeYaDude got it thanks! 😎

Better than both in my personal opinion with Redfish being second. They fight so well too, just an awesome fish

I'm gonna tell you more about snook as food than you want to know & will follow it up with some personal info as a testimonial. I'm just now 60 yrs old. Been saltwater fishing since I was 8 & introduced to snook fishing specifically when I was 12 or 13 and became almost immediately addicted to the species as both a recreation and food. The meat is like the cod or whatever they use @ Long John Silver only good. Very white. Very tight, not mushy. Not fishy & extremely consistent all the way through the fillet & all the way through the sizes. You can't keep them this big now, but the meat on huge 45 lb horse is as firm and white and "unfishy" as 7 - 8 lb fish. Redfish compares well. However, I've found that snook is firmer & waaay less fishy than redfish. Also redfish, again, to me, become less desirable the bigger they get. If this was back in the 70s & you could keep a 38" redfish, you may not wasn't to because you'd have to slather it in so much lemon, garlic, butter, and white wine to overcome the soft grey meat and fishy taste that it's not worth serving it as "fish." It's not like bluefish bad - but... let's just say there's a reason dude came up with the dish "blackened redfish." As for speckled trout it's no contest. No matter the size of the fish in question if you layed pieces of snook & trout fillets next to one another, I'd be dumbstruck if anyone chose the trout. Snook would be easily whiter and firmer and most likely (unless comically butchered the snook) with far less red veins or areas that tend to carry "fishy" taste. Now here's the personal testimonial part. I don't eat fish. Can't stand it. Never have. My friends love me cuz if I keep anything, I give it away (filleted. Except when I go shrimping - I ain't cleaning your shrimp - you're getting 2 or 3 5gal buckets of "do-it-yourself" FRESH shrimp. So far, nobody's complained, lol) anyway - I give away any catch I keep because if it swam to my plate, it LITERALLY makes me nauseous to smell it cooking (& yes that includes lobster & crab. Don't want no damn ocean roaches.) Salmon - with all its fat - salmon is the worst. For real I've thrown up when my cousin cooked up some salmon my nephew caught in Lake Michigan. But snook. I'll eat me some snook. Batter it up and fry it in fresh oil with the tartar sauce I make myself - I will eat THE HELL OUTTA SOME SNOOK. Side of fries & slaw - YUM! Redfish is "ok" and some snapper I'll eat on the same terms as snook, but both of these are iffy and eaten in limited quantities. But snook fried - & especially deep fried - battered snook is a buffet dish. Go to SW Florida on a vacay or short trip. Ft Myers or Marco Island area. Sanibel Island is The. Place. Right off the coast of Ft Myers. Catch yourself some snook. Eat yourself some snook. You tell me. 😀 Like I said, more than you wanted to know. Sorry.

@@dank8865 WOW thanks for taking the time to reply. It sounds like Snook is your chicken of the sea LOL

@@kingfish4488 Without doubt. I really hope you get yourself a chance to land a good sized "linesider." The young ones fight like bass & tarpon with a lot of top water breaks & head shakes. But big older ones stay under & go straight for obstacles to break you off on. Smarter than Hell. Either way they're strong as an ox and a fish you'll always remember landing. Good luck!

@@kingfish4488 I made snook salad sandwiches like a tuna fish salad and it’s ever better.

I love my Malibu Stealth-9 Kayak

St. Croix Avid Inshore 7’ light action rod

DOA’s are cheaper and more available here in Tampa. The Savage gear always melts on me even when I store them separately. The VUDU are legit. Love them. Worth the extra cash TBH.