Stranded on a LADDER in the OCEAN!! (I was SURROUNDED) 

gonna have to try this next trip if i remember i’ll let you know how it works for me 😂

tired of losing $9 diamond jigs just trying to catch a bait for kingfish 😂😂

Blue's are nuts, I caught 2 on a gotcha from the pier, cleaned them and used the bloodline meat. I don't recall how many we caught but it was a truckload. Even got 3 slot reds.

@@thomasmccullagh1300 Certainly not my favorite fish. Smoked is about the only way I eat it. It actually mellows the strong fishy taste.

Down here, mullet fries are a big thing. They are really common as fundraisers for churches and civic organizations. When mullet are running, you can easily get enough to feed hundreds of people with literally a few throws of the cast net. If it is super fresh, meaning only a few hours out of the water at most, it's actually pretty good fried. BUT, if it is just the slightest bit off, it is truly horrendous. There was even a restaurant in nearby Pace, FL that was known primarily for mullet and got featured on several national food shows.

@@TheMtGRogue Yeah, I'm pretty familiar with fried mullet fundraisers. I grew up in Gulf Shores and Pensacola. I ran a bar and grill for a few years that kept fried mullet on the menu. I got it fresh every day when it was possible. Except for whiting and catfish, I'm not a big fan of fried fish. Occasionally a fried flounder, which is amazing.

I see what you did therr

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Climbing the ladder of success

It’s 8’. And no mods. He legs just bury down in the sand once I climb on.

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You must have been fishing mostly during the cooler months then. I've been fishing Pensacola Beach (just down the road, featured on this channel often)since the late 80's and the Spanish and Kings are what got me out at 5:30 a.m. most summer mornings. They tend to run pretty thick from around May to early September. The beginning and end of the run being the best, and a bit of a lull in the dead of summer.

@@TheMtGRogue It was a long time ago Kevin. Was stationed at Saufley Field early 70's for 3 years. Fished year round mainly from the piers at Pensacola and PC... Some beach fishing and a lot of 3 mile bridge. I must have just missed it. Sure do miss Pensacola. Tight lines.

I haven’t, surprisingly enough

When the water is nice and the surf isn't too rough, you can also wade out onto the first sandbar. It's a lot of fun. If you do, it really is best if you have a well sealed reel, though (like a Penn Spinfisher or up, or one of the mag-sealed Daiwas). You are eventually going to catch a surprise wave to the chest and your reel will get at least splashed, if not briefly submerged.

Lol that would be sick

I never have

@@BamaBeachBum Yeah brother some great fishing here. You should try to get over here some time. Big beach area with drive on beaches

Legs bury in the sand once I climb on

I don’t, the legs settle down in the sand once I climb on. It secures it pretty well.

It’s a lowpro camera bag

A ladder

When it is that calm, you can just dig in and it will stay there.

The legs bury down into the sand once I climb on.

Just climb down and land it on the beach

No, but I really want toZ

30kg yellow tail King fish. Fight to the end. Like your arms are falling off.

Being a slacker

Not yet. Keyword…

Just by posting vids

@@BamaBeachBum no problem bro love you video keep up the good works.

Lol they are tough on artificial

@@BamaBeachBum but I have faith in you. You are the whiting King! Lol

You understand that the boundaries between the various "bodies" of saltwater are largely imaginary right? The Gulf is enormous, hence the name (from a root which means "abyss" or "profound depth"). It has much more in common with the ocean than a bay. I tell you what... let's blindfold you, fly around in a plane for a few hours so that you have no idea where we are, then we'll drop you in the water five miles offshore and see if you can tell me if you're in the ocean or the gulf. Spoiler: the answer is absolutely not.

@@TheMtGRogue you so smart that you cant even answer a simple question. What's the name of the Ocean that he is in? The name of the Ocean that he is stranded in. The one in the title. Whats the name? Can you tell me? probably not.

@@bradleycrenshaw6778 Reading comprehension is clearly not your strong point. Maybe you should keep trying to figure it out. You seem to be struggling pretty badly with simple English, but it's okay... we'll wait. Here's a clue for you: focus on the second and third sentences. This is what you call a "comparison." This is also where I make it clear that while he is not technically in an ocean, it is far more like an ocean than you seem to understand. Just because you are so painfully slow on the uptake, let me state this as clearly as possible for you: I never once said or implied that he was in an actual ocean. I also pointed out that where he is is so much like an ocean, that if someone did not know where they were, they could not tell the difference. Would you like me to keep trying to explain this simple concept to you in more ways, or are you starting to grasp it yet? Also, considering that I live about 30 minutes east of where he is, on the exact same coastline, I'm very well aware of the body of water. Oh look! It's another learning opportunity for you! Now we're going to do context clues! Ready? Let's see if you can put this one together all by yourself: I referred to the body of water as the Gulf. His name is Bama Beach Bum. He fishes primarily in Alabama (shocker!) and Florida. Now, what body of water shares a coastline with those two states and has "Gulf" in the name? Is it the Persian Gulf? No. How about the Gulf of Tonkin? Nope. Let me know if you still need help. The best part is, I can almost guarantee that you still believe that you made a valid point (because you still haven't grasped what I've explained over and over again). I honestly feel a little bad for being so condescending, but it's very hard not to be when you are acting as if you are some kind of genius looking down upon the plebians who don't know the difference between the Gulf of Mexico and the actual ocean (while in reality you are simply unable to grasp that words not only have literal definitions, but also connotations). P.S.- Did you catch that there at the end? I gave you the answer to your test question! Should I repeat it to make sure that you got it?

@@TheMtGRogue again still so smart that you cant even say He is fishing in a body of water called the Gulf of Mexico can you? You just cant do it. Remember all i asked was what was the name of the ocean that he was stranded in. You sir took it upon yourself to start your berating smart ass brow beating condescending dialog about geographical water boundaries of this silly place called the earth. I will call the producers of the Deadliest Catch and remind them that they are wrong and chastise them for not checking with Kevin Brown in reference to calling their fishing area the Bering Sea. Because according to Dr. Brown everything is an ocean. Oh wait I better get ahold of the producers of Bering Sea Gold obviously they didn't check with you either, what a bunch of dummies. Ten bucks says when you have a flat tire or a dead battery you call roadside service.