The Bucktail. Summer Fishing Best Lure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- It is Summer and in NYC we get a lot of gamefish. Southern visitors and Fluke fishing really gets going strong. The bait thins out to micro rain and the dolphin chase bluefish daily. Fishing season is in full swing, hope you are getting out. We are about halfway done with 2024's season here, get out and bend a rod. Its healthy
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Penn Clash II Spinning Reel 4000 - amzn.to/4czNTCL - กีฬา
Nice day! I liked that you detailed the whole rod reel combo. I'm going to change my lines to what you mentioned. Thanks!
Cheers Jahmall. I'll try and detail the setup in future videos
your videos have helped me a lot im in NJ and just starting to fish saltwater thanks bro
@@_shmunk6816 NJ is pretty similar to NY fishing, that is great to hear your getting out. The season is in full swing. Enjoy it and thank you for watching
@@BobAquaticyes they’re very similar i’ve been trying out bucktails and the ball jigheads with soft plastics like you’ve been doing and it’s going well so far
Great video like always my brother.👍
Thank you Bori! Hope you are having a fun weekend and getting out to fish
@@BobAquatic Thanks brother been out 4 days straight and I can't wait for tomorrow. Lol
@@fishingwithbori there you go! Smart to get it in with the moon phase, fishing has been pretty solid
Great video!!! This is a public area or not really?
Your videos are awesome man! I am trying to learn and go out for saltwater fishing in NYC.
@@Yappowfishn thank you! I bet you’ll crush it. The river is sticky but can be fun once you figure it out
@@BobAquatic Thanks for the message man! Any suggestion on where to start looking for bluefish?
@@Yappowfishn I don’t give out spots on a public forum. Just go fish whatever’s close to home, the blues are everywhere
What jetty is this
I know you always follow comments, which I love about you. I’d like to give a little tip. Try this a very thin piece of copper wire put through your plastic jig to attach your flutter spoon blade so it does never get lost. The copper wire is very very light and easy to tread through which can easily be attached to your jig head as well. What do you think?
That's a cool idea George. I like any idea that saves lures from getting lost. Thank you for watching
rocks look like snag city, how many lures did you lose?
@@dmac5678 tons of snags, I know most of them. No lures lost on this trip
Bob what rod and reel are u using ik u post what u use but I am in another country and the internet here is trash so it won’t show the whole thing
Hey Jackie, g Loomis GCX inshore, Penn clash II 4000, 30lb braid, 25lb flouro leader, uni to uni knot, 1.5oz buck tail jig
@@BobAquatic thank you so much
Nice catching. What lure you use for fluke??
metal peanut bunker jig
@@BobAquatic thanks you
Hi Bob is that Gloomis model GCX 844SF ? Cus i want to get me one ?
Yes 844S model. I like it a lot
@@BobAquatic Thanks Bro.
@@rdh9155 the exact model in this video is actually 844S MGM. Mag moderate action. 3/8-2 1/4oz , 7’
Is this the new Bucktail by andrust caster ?
Yea, they still catch though
@@BobAquatic even with the synthetic hair? And how do you fish this thing? Crank, crank, and jerk? Or one crank then wait?
@@vsonic86 you can swim bucktails, bounce bottom, skim the top, troll. It’s the most versatile lure to ever be made
@@BobAquatic even swim Bucktail too? Straight retrieve ?
@@vsonic86 yes that works too
were any of those fluke keepers
Possibly one. I wasn’t really looking to keep fish this day and wasn’t measuring. I’ll try and measure in future videos to give a better idea of size
Can you pls do prospect park video I already watch all of them
@@Denasomoff probably not, sorry. Taking a break from freshwater this summer to focus on salt