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Haha you got a point! I appreciate the support on the video though! Thanks for the comment as well! Tight lines!! 😁🎣

@@impala6524 you won’t regret it man!! Haha I appreciate the comment! Tight lines! 😁🎣

Thanks! It’s good to be back! I’m trying my hardest! I appreciate the comment and the support! Tight lines! 😁🎣

That’s awesome to hear! 16 3/4 is a monster if you ask me haha! Good job on that catch! I appreciate the support on the video and the comment!! Tight lines!! 😁🎣

@@MrCoop I appreciate that info!! I figured that’s what it was but only because of the color! Wasn’t sure at all I have to target them now and try them beer battered!! Haha thanks for the support and the comment!! Tight lines! 😁🎣

We always called them Speckled perch. We used to catch a bunch at ocean pond

@JfishyYT this time of the year they start biting. Especially once the water cools off. Just get you a bag or two of crappie jigs or minnows. Using the minnows with a slip bobber and no heavier than 6 lb test. 2 lb braid works great. Hope this helps. The long docks get you out to the lilly pads. No boat that's where you want to be. Hard catching them from shore..

Do they always get this big?? Haha cause if so I gotta target them more! Thanks for the info and the comment! Tight lines!! 😁🎣

Awesome! I truly appreciate that info! Like I said I rarely do freshwater since there is so much saltwater around me! But if it taste this good I’m for it! Haha

I’ll be honest I think that’s why the bite was good though haha! I appreciate the support as always and the comment!! Tight lines! 🤙😁🎣

Yooo bro! I actually have but I usually can’t get them to eat! Although I’ve for sure seen others catch decent keepers! I used to always catch small ones with shrimp! Thanks for the comment and support bro! Tight lines!! 😁🎣

Thanks for the tips! Funny enough it felt exactly like that’s what happened sometimes during this trip like they inhaled and spit and the ate again! I appreciate the comment man!! Tight lines! 😁🎣

Thanks for the support in the video glad you enjoyed it dude! I appreciate the comment as well! Tight lines!! 🎣😁🤙

I think it might be a park. Look on Google earth for parks near the coast with fishing piers. It might be EG Simmons Park in Ruskin, Fl.

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Heck yeah! I finally found em! Haha I appreciate the support as always and the comment! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

Hey there! That’s awesome to hear! Glad someone’s catching them haha thanks for the tip I have to try that next time! I appreciate the comment and tight lines!! 🎣😁

Heck yeah man! Always a great feeling meeting you guys out on the water! Thanks for the comment and tight lines!! 🎣😁

That book sounds like it holds a lot of secrets! Hopefully I can keep cast netting them to be able to use them more often because after seeing how shiny they are in the water it completely makes sense why they’re such a good bait! Haha I’m hoping we don’t get a red tide although I’m hearing more about it coming in so I hope not! As always Will we appreciate all the info and tips!! Tight lines brother! 🎣😁

​@JfishyYT Before you build your baitwell, if you want to fish with pilchards then pick up one of those cheap Styrofoam coolers and put them in that! For some reason, Styrofoam holds oxygen really well! If you have a freeze pack or two, throw those in there, too! If your bait well is a bit cooler than the water you are fishing, the pilchards get really lively when they hit the warmer water! Try those BBK'S as they will put much less stress on your baits! And once really look at their nose structure, you will see why I said it's the perfect place for a hook! I think I gave you 3 sizes of BBK hooks! 3/0 is perfect for pilchards, threadfins and finger mullet, while 4/0 are great for large mojarra, pinfish and grunt/pigfish which are my favorite medium size baits! The 5/0 are what I use for mullet and ladyfish. The ONLY time you should be using long shank J hooks is for toothy pelegics and flounder. I won't even use them for sheepshead because they are too damn picky! This time of year the key is to scale down your hardware, while still fishing structure! Good Luck!

Sorry I forgot to say that they were filleted and seemed to have just washed up on shore from the tide! Not dead from red tide! Thanks for the comment and tight lines! 🎣😁

I appreciate the support bro! I should’ve tried that for sure! Thanks for the tip and the comment! Tight lines 🎣😁

@JfishyYT anytime brother 🤙💯

Man I love my ugly stik! It’s cheap and makes it happen! Haha the reel I have on is the Penn fierce! Thanks for the comment and tight lines!! 🎣😁

Appreciate the support and the comment bro! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

As always I appreciate the support man!! Thanks for the comment and tight lines! 🎣😁

I really appreciate all that info! I figured that there was a lot of freshwater around since all that flooding that happened I’m guessing that those smaller fish were definitely tilapia if that’s the case! Thanks for the comment and support on the channel! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

That’s what I figured! I appreciate the info man since like I said I’ve never fished after a hurricane yet alone such a devastating one to our area! Thanks for the comment and tight lines!! 🎣😁

Haha it seems you have finally figured me out Will 😅 I think my real reason for not doing that kind of fishing is the fact that it hasn’t worked for me yet but like I do say often I know once I catch that first big one I’ll be hooked lol I wasn’t aware I could legally use those tilapia for bait or else I would have! I appreciate the advice as always! Thanks for the comment and tight lines! 🎣😁

​@JfishyYT Tilapia are an invasive species in Florida! You can practice batting with them if you like! lol I'll even pitch them to you if you'd like! lol They are terrible for our natural ecosystems as they compete with our native species and eat their young! You said "chillin" while fishing hasn't worked for you! Remember! *If you are relaxed, it already worked! *When done properly with the proper equipment live bait will out fish artificials EVERY SINGLE TIME! Here's another tip you won't like but it's HUGE! Stop throwing your net where you are gonna fish!!! Get out your brand new areator and go by some live large or select size shrimp. Free line them with a 20lb. florocarbon leader and hook them just under their horn. This is fun because if there is fish anywhere around you'll see your shrimp flipping like crazy on the surface. They are good at avoiding getting eaten, but it's fun to watch! If you have to, put on a split shot! Then it's all over for him but the crying! Stay tuned! I should be hearing about next week anytime!!!

Interesting! I appreciate that info! I wasn’t even sure if I could use them as bait especially not being sure on what they were! I appreciate the comment and tight lines! 🎣😁

Heck yeah that’s awesome to hear!! The one thing I didn’t have that I’m sure would’ve maybe bettered my chance was shrimp! I appreciate the tip and the comment! Tight lines!!🎣😁

Exactly bro! I’m hoping it ain’t too long cause I need to hear some drag soon! Haha I appreciate the comment and support as always! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

@@JfishyYT soon as the water starts to clear the fall bite should be in full swing! You know where youll find me jiggling

That’s what I’ve been hearing! I tried to look it up online and I can’t find much but I had a feeling because some areas had a weird smell! I appreciate the heads up! Thanks for the comment and support! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

I appreciate the advice! I’ve never fished after a hurricane so I figured that it stirred everything up! Thanks for the comment and support! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

Thanks for the continuous support! I truly appreciate it and the comment as well! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

Not catching much, might have something for ya I picked up from the hurricane, how can I reach ya

That’s a very true statement haha! I appreciate the comment and the support! Glad you enjoyed and tight lines!! 😁🎣

Hey man!! Most of my content is west coast near Tampa bay and its surroundings! Thanks for the comment and tight lines! 😁🎣

I figured everyone needed a little entertainment after such a crazy 2 weeks here! Thank you for the support and the comment! Tight lines!! 😁🎣

I appreciate the comment bro! Thank you for the support I really do enjoy it always a great time on the water! Tight lines!! 😁🎣

Last time I seen them out I tried the NLBN’s and they still didn’t bite it was the 3 inch paddle tail I need to throw a k tail at them maybe that will interest them! Haha thanks for the tip tho and tight lines!! 😁🎣

Thanks for the support bro! I hope you’re right haha hopefully after this hurricane stuff clears I’ll be able to fish more because at the moment a lot of my spots are closed unfortunately but I’ll find some spots to throw some cast in haha! I appreciate the comment and tight lines!! 🎣😁

Thank you so much for the support! I appreciate it and the comment as well! Tight lines! 🎣😁

Haha I really should’ve and later in the day it would’ve definitely been awesome to have once those tarpon started showing up!

I was trying to get a good look it looked like small glass minnows but bigger bait fish were eating them as well and I couldn’t figure out what they were! I tried to cast net them off camera but couldn’t get any they were fast! I assume skip jacks not sure though! Thanks for the comment and tight lines!! 🎣😁

Gotta get back to the grind! Thanks for the support bro! Tight lines! 🎣😁

I really appreciate the kind words just trying to push through it 🙏

Thanks man! Milton definitely did damage to the community but we’ll push through! I appreciate the comment! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

Thanks for the support as always bro! I’m hoping the content just gets better and better with this fall bite! I appreciate the comment! Tight lines!! 🎣😁

As always will I appreciate the tips! Also as always you’re probably correct haha but man it’s tough when I’m out there alone for the most part but I try to keep all the tips you give me in mind however most of the time I just tend to focus on the fish and completely forget but I am trying to upgrade my skills now for sure I’ll have a lot more time and energy once I get through everything going on right now and I hope to start slaying the bigger fish! Thanks again Will for everything as well as not giving up on teaching a hard headed beginner 😅 tight lines man!! 🎣😁

​@@JfishyYT Lol, I've fished with you, so you can no longer claim rookie, beginner or amateur status! lol J, you know what you are doing, it's all in getting a consistent method so it all becomes second nature. If you can just manage to put 2 rods out with live or natural baits and secure them so you can tighten you drag just enough to set hook automatically, to give you enough time to grab your rod and tighten it a bit more. And use a 3rd rod to throw artificials, you won't believe how many more fish you'll catch! I really hope that your subscribers understand why you can't post where your favorite spots are. It's not personal, but I've seen what happens when you post them online and it isn't pretty. They can quickly become a spot you never want to fish again, and good spots are too hard to find these days!

I appreciate the support! This hurricane season was tough but we made it through 🙏 glad to be back able to make content for you guys! Thanks for the comment and tight lines!! 🎣😁

It took me almost 6 months of fishing to get a snook haha they’re very smart as are tarpon I’ve only seen them around twice now and they seem to not eat anything! Thanks for the support on the video and the channel! Tight lines!! 😁🎣

Thanks for the support as always! I’m sure we all need a bit of fishing right now! Hope all is well I appreciate the comment and tight lines! 🎣😁