This is the CRAZIEST Pier Fishing in the COUNTRY! 

It is a great community

A true fisherman knows respect , law of the land

Lmao you have no clue the shit that gets said on the octagon don't let looks fool you

Exactly

I strongly agree!…

Amen

Where is this pier?

@@Petergalvan navarre beach pier Florida, which is right between Pensacola Beach and Destin Beach.

One day I counted 400 people

They picked that side so the current wont take them into the pileings

I can promise you with every person on that rail this day, you’d be hard pressed to find one there because of Brant’s videos.

Let’s use a little common sense for a second if you’re open to that. There has been nobody on that pier for a month straight then on Monday 2 tuna were caught and posted on Facebook and Matt’s video was filmed the very next day. It’s not hard to put 2 and 2 together.

This guy must be the one to bring napkins to the BBQ! Real fun at parties

@@AnglerUpTv

@@stayathome316 Ong buddies a goon

@@Southern_Taurus_ I do hear ya but man Ive seen the best of us with crossed lines or a biggun wrapped round a pylon so enough of the idiots cause if you tell me you havent then youre full of BS. I would just rather get in my boat, catch all the fish youre talking about and not have the hassles yeah. 👍

whats the pier called?

I think you got them mixed up, weight pegged above the lure/hook/worm is a texas rig, although some people dont peg it and let it slide. When the weight is stopped by a swivel or knot at least a foot to keep from sliding down the leader to the hook, thats a carolina rig, in both bass fishing and saltwater. Some grouper fisherman also use whats called a knocker rig, which is a carolina rig but no stopper so the weight can slide to the hook, although this is simply so you get less tangles when dropping the rig during bottom fishing.

@@DxWhoopingCrane I admit, it's been quite a few years since I lived in Florida and bass fished,, possibly got the 2 terms confused,, but still know that the rig used for drum fishing here in NC is a sliding sinker above a swivel/leader/hook and is called a drum rig. What I've heard as a knocker rig is where 2 swivels are incorporated with a short span of line/wire with a sliding sinker between them... correct?

@@ncoutdooradventures6148 Theres alot of local variation to names, but both rigs you described are generally called carolina rigs in my experience. In the gulf, the knocker rig is a carolina rig with no swivel blocking off the sinker, so the sinker can slide all the way down to the hook.