Man I’d love to go out on the yak with you offshore! I just moved down here from Nashville and bought a bkc pedal kayak. I haven’t been offshore with it and don’t wanna go by myself
I’ve always had one! I just haven’t been taking it out lately! Let me know the next time you plan on taking yours out and we can hit them with the double whammy! Haha 🤙
Red snapper are really strong fish. They have really pointy fins that will poke you, and really sharp gill plates that will cut you. I get cut and poked everytime I catch them. This is a good practice to keep your hands safe from all of their sharp and pokey areas. 🤙
As always : super exciting to see you get on "em. . I will be moving from Shreveport to my new apt. in Pensacola on the 26th. Cannot wait to get down there and experience Pensacola living.
Amigo yo veo todo tu vídeo y gracia por que aprendemos de usted muy buena pesca y reconozco todos su esfuerzo para poder filmar este video gracia de corazón hermano
Man I would love to come do some offshore kayak fishin. I'm not a fan of July & August because of the heat, but if the fish are biting I'm always game. Thanks for the videos
Great Video! Bonita chunks are one of mangrove snappers favorite bait. We used them fishing in the keys. The skin helps it stay on the hook better too. Also, WHERE IS THE CHUM BAG!!! 😂 good luck next time.
What kind of kayak are you using? I’ve got a 12 footer hoodoo tempest and I’m wondering if it will be stable enough for off shore? Is there any good advice on when to offshore and when to not offshore like under what weather conditions and such?
I use a Hobie Pro Angler 14. It’s a huge kayak and is very stable. Which is why you see me standing up more than my buddies. They were having trouble standing until it completely laid down out there. The best conditions is when you know it’s going to be flat seas. For example: That day was 1-2ft seas or less with a north wind. The north wind against Pensacola beach really causes the waves to lay down flat. I would be very careful kayaking offshore. Make sure you have all safety gear, and NEVER go offshore alone. We lose several kayakers yearly due to them being negligent and going out alone. Literally lose them. As in they are seen leaving but they never return. Usually the kayak or tackle is found but not the kayaker. But if you are safe about it, it can be a good time.
@@VitaminDeeTV I appreciate the information. I’m assuming the kayak gets flipped and they get eaten by a shark or something..? So I guess I need to check the weather channel and look for easy north winds? I’m from the mountains and the ocean is completely new to me. I want to learn, but it definitely seems like there are a ton of things to consider. I wish there was a website or something that showed when it was safe to go out on a kayak lol.
@@brianslack7111 You want to download weather apps and offshore sea report apps that will give you a forecast of what conditions will be before heading out and coming back in time before things pick up. As for the guys that get lost at sea, they go out without their safety gear. They don’t know how to get back in their kayak if it flips over. They get tangled in their equipment and drown. So many things can happen out there. That’s why you have to be safe and go out with a party. Never by yourself. They drown and possibly get eaten by sharks and other sea life.
@@VitaminDeeTV thanks for the responses man. I think we will probably fish in the bay for awhile first and maybe hit up some bridges before we venture out into the offshore stuff. I downloaded predictwind offshore weather and I’ll check it out. Thanks for the help! I think I may try and hit up some peers before my kayaks get in.
more of this!!! and im not talking the fishing ! im talking living life outside the comfort of a box! I know im scared as hell to get in kayak!! #morelife
When I’m bottom fishing in 80-300ft I use my Penn Squall 50LD. I spool it with 60lb mono and typically use a leader of 50lb fluorocarbon or heavier. Depending on what I’m fishing for.
Keep on living the dream brother!
Thats all we can do, brother!
-D
Amazing Brother
Thanks, sir!
Thanks for watching!
-D
Flipper was saying "Thank You!" 😊
Good trip
Indeed!
Thanks for watching!
-D
Awesome vid bro. I swear I heard flipper whining at 9:35
Dee everytime you stand up in that kayak you give me heart palpitations. Sit down man! I don't want you to be shark bait.
Awesome video!
Thanks for watching!
-D
Great dude, enjoying your show, be bless brother, short ticket, from mobile, 👍😇
Awesome video
Thanks, sis! ❤️
-D
You Rule, Bro
Good video man!
Thanks for watching!
-D
Man I’d love to go out on the yak with you offshore! I just moved down here from Nashville and bought a bkc pedal kayak. I haven’t been offshore with it and don’t wanna go by myself
Awesome man! You have a kayak now?!
I’ve always had one! I just haven’t been taking it out lately! Let me know the next time you plan on taking yours out and we can hit them with the double whammy! Haha 🤙
👍👍👍
My guy always have positive energy! Peace and love king
I try to be positive in everything I do!
Thanks for watching!
-D
So fun watching! Loved the Flipper showing off!!! ❤️
Flipper was having a ball wasn’t he?!? Haha
Thanks for watching Mary!
-D
Great job on the water thanks for Sharing more fishing 🎣
Thanks. And it wouldn’t be the same if I didn’t bring you guys along!
Thanks for always watching and commenting!
-D
Love your channel. Looks like so much fun!
Thanks, Cindy!
Thanks for watching!
-D
I'm liking his videos more and more! Good day on the water.
Great video but why do you grab the fish by the eyes ?
Red snapper are really strong fish. They have really pointy fins that will poke you, and really sharp gill plates that will cut you. I get cut and poked everytime I catch them. This is a good practice to keep your hands safe from all of their sharp and pokey areas. 🤙
Word up . Fish grips work great as well . Tight lines from Texas I hope to fish Florida one day the bite seems way more legit
Great video, you always have an open invitation to fish. You are the "Fish Whisperer".
Thanks! I wish I was the fish whisperer! Haha
Thanks for watching!
-D
Gracias por que usted lo explica todo muy bien hermano y aprendo todo esto de usted se te agradece todo su efuerso gracias
Great video and nice mangrove 👍 fish on
For sure!
Thanks for watching!
-D
As always : super exciting to see you get on "em. . I will be moving from Shreveport to my new apt. in Pensacola on the 26th. Cannot wait to get down there and experience Pensacola living.
Glad to see you back at it. Always a good series.
Thanks! Just trying to keep you guys entertained!
Thanks for watching!
-D
Amigo yo veo todo tu vídeo y gracia por que aprendemos de usted muy buena pesca y reconozco todos su esfuerzo para poder filmar este video gracia de corazón hermano
Really enjoyed this one Dee. Here in the UK. Tony.
Great video dude! Real glad to see you back at it. Looking forward to your next one. Tight lines bro!
Absolutely!
Thanks for hanging in there! 🤙
-D
Man I would love to come do some offshore kayak fishin. I'm not a fan of July & August because of the heat, but if the fish are biting I'm always game. Thanks for the videos
That was a BLAST!!! We gotta get out there again and limit out on them mangos and reds will open soon!!!!!
For sure! Should be another good one! 🤙
Great Video! Bonita chunks are one of mangrove snappers favorite bait. We used them fishing in the keys. The skin helps it stay on the hook better too. Also, WHERE IS THE CHUM BAG!!! 😂 good luck next time.
Thanks! I’ll have to bring the chum bag next time! 🤙
Thanks for watching, Chris!
-D
First letsss goo ! You love too see it ! Another banger !
First comment! My mannn!
Thanks for watching!
-D
Hallelujah on that bridge opening back up! Great vid, my dude. FYI, Snapper season opens on the 4th and the min. limit is 16".
For sure. I can always count on you with the info! Haha.
Thanks for watching brother!
-D
Hey D awesome day! What size is your Penn reel?
I use a number of them. I believe I switched from 5000 to a 6500 in this video.
@@VitaminDeeTV appreciate the info and reply
Good Show!!!
Thanks for watching!
-D
What size rod and reel
What kind of kayak are you using? I’ve got a 12 footer hoodoo tempest and I’m wondering if it will be stable enough for off shore? Is there any good advice on when to offshore and when to not offshore like under what weather conditions and such?
I use a Hobie Pro Angler 14. It’s a huge kayak and is very stable. Which is why you see me standing up more than my buddies. They were having trouble standing until it completely laid down out there.
The best conditions is when you know it’s going to be flat seas. For example: That day was 1-2ft seas or less with a north wind. The north wind against Pensacola beach really causes the waves to lay down flat.
I would be very careful kayaking offshore. Make sure you have all safety gear, and NEVER go offshore alone. We lose several kayakers yearly due to them being negligent and going out alone. Literally lose them. As in they are seen leaving but they never return. Usually the kayak or tackle is found but not the kayaker.
But if you are safe about it, it can be a good time.
@@VitaminDeeTV I appreciate the information. I’m assuming the kayak gets flipped and they get eaten by a shark or something..?
So I guess I need to check the weather channel and look for easy north winds? I’m from the mountains and the ocean is completely new to me. I want to learn, but it definitely seems like there are a ton of things to consider. I wish there was a website or something that showed when it was safe to go out on a kayak lol.
@@brianslack7111 You want to download weather apps and offshore sea report apps that will give you a forecast of what conditions will be before heading out and coming back in time before things pick up.
As for the guys that get lost at sea, they go out without their safety gear. They don’t know how to get back in their kayak if it flips over. They get tangled in their equipment and drown. So many things can happen out there. That’s why you have to be safe and go out with a party. Never by yourself. They drown and possibly get eaten by sharks and other sea life.
@@VitaminDeeTV thanks for the responses man. I think we will probably fish in the bay for awhile first and maybe hit up some bridges before we venture out into the offshore stuff. I downloaded predictwind offshore weather and I’ll check it out. Thanks for the help! I think I may try and hit up some peers before my kayaks get in.
Why do you release the fish by grasping their eye balls?🤔 Wouldn’t that disorientate the fish upon release😔
more of this!!! and im not talking the fishing ! im talking living life outside the comfort of a box! I know im scared as hell to get in kayak!! #morelife
My friends think I’m crazy going out in my yak. I think it’s all part of living! Haha
What rod and real combo do you use and line?
When I’m bottom fishing in 80-300ft I use my Penn Squall 50LD. I spool it with 60lb mono and typically use a leader of 50lb fluorocarbon or heavier. Depending on what I’m fishing for.
@@VitaminDeeTV what about just surf fishing or mile out in a kayak?
Do you guide?
You have IG bro?!
I do, but I’m not very active on it!
Thanks for watching, Daniel!
-D