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Hands are blocking the view

lost me at 1:09 can't see wtf he's doing, horrible video

Great information. The back ground music/noise is just a nuisance. I'm going this March.

It's St John mate NOT St. Johns

Awesome vid man! Just subscribed !

Good information in the video, I went down to Leinster Bay/Mary Creek today with my 8WT for 2 hours, caught a decent Barracuda, bones were tight to shore, typically spooked them before I saw them.

I just stumbled onto this video; it's very good. Has anyone mentioned to you before that your narration is reminiscent of Bruce Brown?

...more like banana bones...dink’s...

...really?...how did you get into the lagoon?...PRIVADA everywhere...

Thanks for the video...would have loved to see your tackle....and a variety of music would be nice.

#wxsorry

Thank you! Recommend, though, next time use PPE when breaking the line.

Great informational video. I'm staying on St. John right now. needed this! Wish me luck!

Awesome! I'm going to Tulum next month and I want to do this!! 👍🏼👍🏼

FYI viewers. MAHO BAY!

Great video thank you

Does anyone use the size line we fish with? Bet they can't tie these knots using light line. Don't tell me you use big lines to show detail. Get a better camera and focus. And if the line is yellow don't use a yellow background!

Looks great! I will be there in january! But I want to do lurefishing for jack and cuda. What's the chance of catching one on surface lures around the bridge?

Usually helps if you catch something

What was the name of the guide service? Can you recommend one? Ill be there in November and looking to do a couple days of fishing.

I am headed to st. johns and was just wondering what permits/laws/regulations for fishing were?

Seems like this knot wastes quite a bit of leader, expensive but usually only have a couple feet on there to begin with

THANK YOU . USING YOUR TIME TO HELP OTHER FLY ANGLERS

if you dont mind me asking were are you at in maryland im on the bodkin creek. its about in the middle between the Key Bridge and the Bay Bridge

would be using a shakespeare ugly stik gx2 9ft line rating 4-20line lures upto 3/4 but throwing 1oz lures really shows the true performance of this rod but have it spooled with a mega cast 40 reel spooled with 10-12 lb mono with about a 1/2 oz white and chartreuse jig head with 50w pork strip. Do you think this would be fine because i just dont have faith in the bigger type rods and reels. but what do you think? and where would be good this time of year to catch some stripers? beach piers, back bays, etc

You mentioned a local guide that is the best guide in the area. Can you share his name or website?

Where did you make the graphic logo that plays toward the end of the video?

Nice video, thanks! On my way, appreciate the info.

What type of jig were you using?

Awesome clip!! :) Very informative! I am headed to USVI & St. John shortly and was hoping to do some fly fishing- Thanks!

Good video. But the palomar knot is soooo much stronger. So is the improved clinch knot.

Good job. I haven't seen the water that calm in quite a while.

Great video, always informative.

You truly do deserve more subscribers because your videos show hard work and determination.

My left ear really liked this video!

can you go out and catch anything now(early March)?

Hey man, what rod are you using?

Nice tips, glad to see another video

Jon0- roads from the park entrance down to the bridge are not bad. Once you get south of the bridge they get progressively worse down to Punta Allen. You should be alright in a car if you keep it slow and watch the potholes (and Topes). We had SUV's though and were very comfortable, plus easier to carry rods!

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Thanks for the reply man. BTW how are the roads once your in Sian Ka'an. Do you think it will be fine renting a small car or would you suggest an SUV?

For a fishing license, search online for ConPesca for info and where to get a license if you need one. For shore fishing (and wading from shore), one was not required last time we were there but CHECK FOR YOURSELF TO BE SURE IT HASN'T CHANGED. Thanks for commenting!

Do you need a license to fish these flats? If i do where can I purchase one?

Jim- sorry for delay in response but thanks for your comment! We are getting ready for a full season with episodes planned in the Bay, inshore and offshore up and down the east coast, so tuned and hope to see you out there.

Garretson- it was a mix in that episode depending on what the fish were doing. When they were on top, we used Stillwater SmackIt poppers, small size in black/silver. When the fish went down, it was soft plastics, 6" Bass Assasins on 1/2 to 3/4 oz jig heads. Also on the deeper fish, we used small Lil' Jimmy- LIl' Bunker lures in silver or chartreuse. Thanks for commenting!

If you are going but are concerned about DIY, take advantage of the great guides at Pesca Maya or Boca Paila Lodge and you will have an incredible experience. Check our channel- we have a video of our day with Pesca Maya. As to a fishing license, take a look online at ConPesca for more info and where to get a license if you need one. For shore fishing, one was not required last time we were there but CHECK FOR YOURSELF TO BE SURE IT HASN'T CHANGED. Thanks for commenting!

No more than 22" or so tops. Didn't really find any better fish that day, though it's always nice to catch fish in the middle of winter, even if they are on the small side. Thanks for commenting.

turn by turn would be nice. I hope i dont get lost finding the flats. Caiman wouldn't be a problem. I hunt alligators in Louisiana. The only problem with alligators are if they are used to people feeding them; otherwise alligators are shy for the most part. What worries me is not knowing spanish and not knowing the fishing laws or if I need a license or not

What were you using?

Thanks, Chuck- hope to get some footage of those big boys when they finally arrive up here.