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I agree, photo tanks make a world of a difference for viewing small fish.

So I've heard, I would like to head all the way over some time for some fishing. Fortunately, we've been able to find peas that are fairly local.

I hope you will be understanding of the fact that I do not share any pinned locations. However, I can try to help the best I can without sharing a specific location. Many dirt road spots we found had an open area for fishing access. These were secondary roads off of Tamiami and generally at culverts or bridges where water could pass under the road. Other spots with good access are the boat ramps on I-75. I don't know how familiar you already are with these but they are generally safer to fish since your back is to a parking lot rather than moving traffic.

Thanks man, I’m certain it will keep rolling.

Oh captain, my captain 🫡

Thanks dude! It seems many would do the same.

My brain is hurting, but maybe seven snook idk.

Miles hooks those fish so good

Miles was dialed in

I love seeing men at work

Couldn’t agree more, they’re a fantastic Australian band.

@@TheGuglerl love the view (of miles ofc)

I don’t know, we’re both pretty booked.

Miles can’t come within 500ft of a school unfortunately

Due to current state law, I would have to advise against that.

Thank you 👍

I know you were waiting for me to catch a big fish

Miles makes me feel that way too

@@josephmanni7491relateable

Very relatable

Let’s freakin go

Agreed, thank you! I was using a Diawa BG 2500 spooled with 10lb braid and 20lb mono leader.

Boy do we have a show for you… 🤫

I need two men on this

One of my proudest jacks bro

Ayo@@GavinGalka

I've tried it before, might have to try it again. I appreciate the suggestion!

That's great to hear man, definitely try out the micro fishing. It is a great way to familiarize yourself with the smaller natives that most people (perhaps even most fishermen) just know as minnows/baitfish. Hope you get the most out of your license this year and thank you for the comment!

I will have to look into that, thankfully I haven't found the bugs to be too bad right now during the winter/dry season, but sometimes they are a pain. Thank you for the suggestion!

Awesome, Big Cypress is a beautiful place and its been pretty nice down here. You shouldn't have a hard time finding spots to fish, keep an eye on Maps/Google Earth, hope your outings are successful.

Slabba-Dabba-Doo

No snags, just happy hooksets.

Yeah, who's she?

Thank you! It was great to get on those big ones.

I haven’t seen any around here, but that would be a crazy find!

That's it, that's the best one lol.

Bro you were there before I even knew it was officially up.

Curse you Joseph manni **in dr duffenshmirtz voice**

Haha thanks, though I don't think it loved us back.

That's the way snags.. show their love..don't wanna let you go...

That would make sense 😂

Certainly! I appreciate it, take care.

I found out pretty quick that I should have been using round weights, especially in those rocks, but it never occurred to me that my hooks were way to big. I honestly don't like using bigger gear than I have to, so could you tell me what size you normally use? Thanks for the comment.

@GavinGalka between size 2 and 6. It seems crazy but little baitholder hooks, with a wide gape and short shank work best. Catch em up bro

Good to know man, I really appreciate it!

Just couldn't get enough of decorating that snag.with all kinds of gewellary ..but they caught in the end...came out triumphant..

Thank you ☝️🤓

I've heard and read of hair rigs before but haven't gotten around to using them. From what I understand though, they are one of the best methods for carp. Thanks for the tips, I'll have to give cheese a try and look into some better rod holders for when I'm chasing big carp.

*5lb carp

@@GavinGalka 50

@@stasureisner7529 Eventually I'll catch something big.

Thanks man, I appreciate it!

Fishing is not just about the size of the catch. It's about enjoying the experience and appreciating the connection with nature. Every fish, big or small, has its own story. Let's focus on the joy of fishing rather than just the size of the catch

Hey there! Catching a monster fish sounds like an exciting challenge! I'd always be up for the thrill of the hunt. Planning to hit the waters soon and hoping to reel in a real giant. Any tips or suggestions for where I should try my luck? 🎣 #MonsterFishQuest

Great to know, I’ve seen those around and they are definitely true to their name, but didn’t know they were a natural mosquito repellent. I’ll have to try using it sometime, thanks for the helpful tip!

Can’t go wrong with slam shady

That was a 7’6” med-light, extra fast action G-Loomis E6X Inshore.

Thanks, I appreciate that.

Let’s trade helpful tips, I’ll go first. You spell “as” with one “s”. Now it’s your turn. How can I make the video less boring?

So do I

Pt2

Yeah, you’ll have to wait a while for that.

@@GavinGalka man up Alr and do it

Love you man

Man, I just left Naples and flew up to Michigan. Now I don't post exact fishing spots but these are open areas along the two main highways that run through south Florida and that second spot is just one of the many public boat ramps along I-75. Definitely map out some canals around where you're staying with google earth, places with high flow will generally have the best fishing. Also, don't overlook spots to do some wade fishing inshore. My buddies and I have been able to find some good speckled trout so far this winter. Tight lines!

We used a few different lures in this video, but if your asking about the one in the video’s thumbnail, that would be a Got-Cha Jig Fish. For the mackerel we mostly fished it with a straight retrieve, but sometimes gave it some twitches and fished it like a jerkbait.

Thank ya!

We did indeed, thank you.

Thanks, I definitely plan on doing a catch and cook.

Yessir! Thanks again dawg, what a blast.

Thanks, you should be in for a great time in Naples. Tarpon and Oscars are awesome fish. Keep in mind Oscar’s are very slimy but have serious spines on ‘em, just a word of warning. Good luck!

Great video, thanks for taking us along this fishing trip

⁠@@everperez8538thank you, you’re welcome