I like these guys. Very respectful fishermen. They take the time to treat each catch properly. I love seeing responsible captains that know how to catch big fish!
Holy Grail of saltwater fish: "The 4 Foot Snook". Have the ability to snap off anyone.. Smart fish. If you are a salt lover and hang around all the inlets, creeks, marshes and bays you know the sound of these great great grand dads/moms popping. Sounds like a shotgun going off a million bait fish jumping for dear life trying to escape. Damn I love this program!
Looks like the Monster's that roamed Goodland's, back in the late 50s and 60s. You get over to the Tarpon Lodge PikeLand, check out the Snook over the Bar. Your a great Capt, and Fisherman. Thanks for the great videos and taking my back to the time, fishing with Dad, growing up fishing in the 100, 000 Islands. Monsters are still roaming the Everglades. Thanks Capt. Don
Capt Blair, there still looking at this video in Miami, Brother loves it. Jim said the same thing, took us young boy's, to good times with our Dad. Thank you for your Fishing trips, because you care about the fish and making sure that these fish are around for our grandchildren to enjoy. Oh. You're Triple Tail trp video was off the chain, never caught one. Next year we will set up from Flamingo, Brother got on them out front. Thanks Capt, we are really enjoying your story and understanding about the fish. Don
Damn i moved from stuart back to texas....everyday i watch vids of snook fishing god i cant wait to be back home the roosevelt bridge man biggest snook ever if u havemt been there to fish get there
Mr. Blair, yeah it's me. Every time I start miss Dad, open his old tackle box, still has the smell of Seabreez and buck tales and Bommer bates. Then find your 10 cent Bridge Snook video. Thanks again Capt for your videos that keep us read to get back on the boat again. Take care of yourself, looking forward to Pompano and Triple Tail fishing over here on the West Coast. Love them when they come out of the smoker. You take care Brother, good fishing and stay safe out there Captain.
Capt. Blair, What a great video, just became a subscriber to your site. Sent this video to Miami, Brother still remembers those days, fishing Flamingo, Everglades City, Goodland's and Marco, back 50 years ago. Bitch getting older, but getting on the boat in two weeks. Thank you Capt. for helping with the loss of Dad, but keeping the fishing itch alive. Good Fishing, stay safe out there. Don
we get them that big on the Sand Key jetty in Clearwater Fl. @ night or as it gets dark, on monster shrimp or white bait, also Punta Gouda Fl. @ night fishing the small bridges ! nice fish Blair!!!
Saw a snook that big in a ft Lauderdale canal with a prop cut in the top of his head fed him a couple live shrimp first then one with a hook 15 lb trilean snapped when he realized the hook was in the shrimp............still in awe
West vs East. 35" wide girth- Homosassa today. Caught on DOL CAL jerk. Light tackle. 27" keeper Red also. Heading to Stuart in a few weeks. Willll seeee.
+weqrfawe I was thinking the same thing.When Blair caught his big snook he nearly ripped it out of the other guys hands and lifted it out of the water.
my dad used to catch monster snook on the treasure coast using cane poles wire leaders and live pigfish, which I think they call croakers now? johns pass vicinity. in the 60's.
But..picking up the fish from water and much more grabbing it from the tail for release...any danger of hand feeding sharks??! I mean leaving hand to a bull shark 😂. Great fishing! Amazing fish 😎🤙))
Nice one. If that was a Barramundi I would be very happy with it too. One day I'll come over there film and fish Snook on fly rod. Until then it's small creeks and big Barra for me.
Andy's Fishing im glad you made it to Florida and i love all your vids bro ! You and Zoffinger are a couple of my favorite anglers by far. Marty is about 25 minutes from me and i plan to do some fishing with him soon. Please keep your awsome catch and cook vids coming bro. Hope to run into you and marty next time your in town.
Landshark Fishing ... Hey Victor, I watch tour channel all the time, I mean every single video. Honestly now... How big do you think this snook really was. 44 inches, and maybe 28lbs?? Asking you bc I KNOW you and Ben are snook EXPERT'S.
@@allengallion930 I'll tell you right now this fish was probably right around the 42" mark but had a lot of girth so around 25+ lbs. I've fished this area and this bridge for years and it's pretty rare to find a snook that'll go 45"+ and 30lbs but they are around.
@@aaronbryant9157 I agree with that. I know there are some real monsters under that bridge and I've seen a real 47" (Gulf Coast) oddly enough and it looked so big it was Insane.
@@allengallion930 Yeah ones that big definitely do exist but are very hard to come by. I've no lie hooked and seen snook that are without a doubt in my mind 50" which make 40" fish I've caught that were sitting right next to them look small. Blows my mind some of the stuff I see on the water.
@@aaronbryant9157 glad to know I’m not the only one. I hooked a 50+ on a 13 inch mullet. The thing was massive and the gerth and length of that fish is engraved in my brain.
Hi Blair i like to do a lot of bridge fishing and rock fishing but i don't know whats a good rod set up to use nor the pound of line and liter i should use. PLEASE HELP!
Captain, what model of stick did you use in snook fishing in Stuart, Florida? I bought the WMFBH80S1 model from 12 - 20 lbs. Fast power I am in doubt about the model I bought to catch sea bass up to 15 pounds, on the coast, using soft baits (shrimp) and baits. Do you think that this model of rod serves for this type of fishery? Thank you.
I used a 7'6" stick in Stuart for big snook. Here's the 8' meat stick spanking a monster stripa - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vTFrl4pM5ag.html
the 10 cent toll was a long time ago. when it was a flat bridge , easy for poor people to fish. the state keeps building high bridges that poor people cannot fish on. Progress? we need more fishing piers on the ocean.
Addictive Fishing What weight rod, reel (I have a 4000 Shimano fj and a Penn Legion 10-17lb) and leader do you recommend for fishing the murky Stuart water? Although sometimes the water clears up on an upcoming tide and I have been getting alot of fray-offs lately with 30lb fluro. I just moved up to 40lb but I haven't been getting as many hits. Should I give Seaguar 30 a try? A response would be greatly appreciated. Fellow fisherman, Isaac