I Have a Degree in Catching Pinfish, 3 Proven Methods That Work 

Thanks for watching and I'm glad you are finding good info on this channel.

Thanks for sharing. Yeah, just do it in the morning when it's cool, mid day is brutal. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for sharing the videos. It's good to know that the videos are profanity free and suitable for all ages.

Thanks for the generous complements. You are appreciated as well.

Ha ha...too funny. Are you planning on developing a company when you've perfected the gum?

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@@FishGum are you in production yet? I’ve been using fishbites in the surf for a few years now. I’d LOVE to buy some of your product and try it.

I was wondering how well that would do for catching Pinfish. Thanks for commenting.

Awesome news, I enjoy your saltwater traveling videos.

Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with this channel. It's good to know people are not just getting entertained, but are learning some new things as well.

I'll have to try that sometime, sounds like a winner.

Super idea for sure. Thanks for sharing.

Don't know

Really? That’s pretty cool I never noticed that before

WOW! I'll be looking for that next time. Thanks for sharing.

I have never done that, but have heard of the suggestion. I even heard a charter boat captain say he pokes the eyes out of live bait to make them more erratic.

@@RadReelingFishing That's fascinating! Thanks for the share!

Loads of pinfish at the beach for sure! I'm pretty sure you can use pinfish anywhere! Thanks for asking.

Yes, sometimes it's quick to get them other times it takes work to find them.

Cast net on the flags. They will also hit shrimp or squid.

I promise I will try this .That sounds like a great video idea.

If you like eating fish, then yes. Other than that those sound a bit over sized for Snook. Thanks for watching.

Maybe. Sometimes you have to keep moving around until you find some.

For beginner, five to six foot.

Great tip. Thanks for sharing.

Bridges or grass flats

No I haven't. Squid's the best bait.

You have to get out and search for them around docks, flats, seawalls and bridges.

@@RadReelingFishing Thank you 👌👌

More than likely but there’s a minimum size on mangroves so using one as bait when the fwc pulls up probably not a great idea

Yep, they are a blast to catch for sure.

This video will show you how: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-afMrxnMqnVI.html

I remember reading that some where. I'm guessing the dried bread holds the moisture better or something?

@@RadReelingFishing really riles them up, if you have any buddies that own a restaurant, you can grind up leftover food with a garage sale food processor and make chum blocks for the bait trap, freeze them in the size/shape you need, and as they thaw, the pinfish, and other vermin will raid in bulk.. kind of nasty, but it works great, and is relatively free...

Ha ha...thanks for sharing.

Ha ha, yeah, maybe a shirt that says, "Gone Fishin, SEE YA!

Interesting view point, I've noticed some pinfish trap companies sell red ones. Thanks for sharing.

Ha ha...the secrets out.