Live Bait Seminar - Florida Sport Fishing TV - Live Wells, Cast Nets, Handling, Storage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ม.ค. 2020
- Filmed live at our Extreme Seminar Series event. Over an hour of useful information for live bait fishermen everywhere. How to catch them, store them, feeding live baits, different nets and bait pens, so much cool info.
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In Hawaii we call goggle eyes, Akule' and juvenile goggles Halalu'. Great bait.
These seminars are so informative, thank you much appreciated.
The Ballyhoop is a game changing device for catching live bait. It really does work.
I like using small pinfish for slot reds. The most fun way to catch them is with my 3wt fly rod. Having fun catching the bait as well as the game fish.
Can we do a gulf coast seminar? I could point you in the right direction
Great video thanks for sharing this knowledge with us
Thanks - very informative.
I love these seminars!!
Great video I have been following your videos gearing up to move down to Stuart/ Boynton area this spring
Great video!
I like the way you talk
I love these seminars. Would you do a short addition to this one specific to catching bait inshore, for the guys on flats boats?
Excellent video. Really enjoyed it.
Sorry, finger Mullet, mud minnows, as well as pin fish, are the easiest baits to keep alive if you don't overcrowd. I can keep a 8 to 10 finger mullet alive in a 5-gallon bucket with a battery operated bubbler (helps to keep a gatorade bottle full of ice in there to keep it cool). In each of my 30 gallon oval, portable bait tanks, it is easy to keep a dozen hog legs alive (overflowed,and plumbed to receive some fresh, as well as recirculating water).
I wanted to suggest, as I have had success with it, instead of lifting the castnet full of bait (like ballyhoo) out of the water, submerge a rope handle bucket under the net, then release the bait into the bucket in the water, and scoop them out? Instead of lifting the net out of the water, and treating the bait like rocks in tumbler, removing slime and scales.
I have taken a swim noodle, ran a rope through the center of the noddle, and wrapped the noodle under the lip of the rope handle bucket (and zipped tied from the bucket holes for the rope handle in the bucket, to the noodle to keep it in place). I will even drag the floating bucket around the 3' to 4' of water while looking for bait like mullet while fishing off the beach. Anyone have success chumming for finger mullet with bread crumbs?
While throwing for bait around the Skyway (Tampa Bay) and throwing in the shadows, I have loaded up the 12' net with 6 - 5gallon buckets of bait, too heavy to lift , and resulted with 6 buckets full of chum. However, when I sink the bucket under the closed net, and release, and overflow the bucket (most of the bait released back into the bay and makes excellent chum :() I can manage what I need to keep, and it is much healthier. I don't catch nearly that many ballyhoo (maybe a few dozen at most), but don't lift them out of the water. Release into the floating bucket, and scoop them out with a dip net. Still much quicker than a single little hook, or a sabiki, and slightly better treatment than a hoop net.
You just have to deal with storing the bucket while not in use (I just throw my nets in the bucket and store down in v-berth).
$329 for the ballyhoop holy crap!! That's pricey.
castnets are expensive too but they are far more effective
how much is your time catching bait worth? I watched the captain catch enough bait in 15 minutes for a whole trip and only cost a little chum. Pays for itself.
Love these seminars. I would also love to find something equally as authoritative for the Florida-Bama area. Anyone with info please share! (Ie: no ballyhoo off reef balls south of Perdido 🤷♂️)
Same!
Great seminar. Amazes me how thorough you are being a teacher without looking at any notes. Constant information. You are a natural and come across sincerely trying to teach others how to catch fish. Keep the videos coming please! What size net would you recommend from a jetty, bridge, beach? 8-10 foot? Both 3/8 and 1 inch? Would you have add rope I would think to a net when casting off a bridge? Would you still chum from a bridge?
How tall is the bridge? What are the prevalent bait species that you're trying to catch? Need answers in order to provide answers. In any case, thanks for watching and please join www.FSFTV.com.
@@FloridaSportFishing I will have to research how high but it’s the Tampa Bay skyway pier bridge. I also want to cast from jetty about six feet off the water to catch finger mullet and pilchards. Will that require two different nets? When casting for the finger mullet it will be in moving water in the Venice Inlet. The beach next to the jetty has smaller white baits and pin fish. Sometimes they are just off the beach and sometimes they require walking waste high to cast. Thank you for responding. Awesome show. Watch you as much as I can. Do you do live shows? On your free time? Lol best bait TH-cam yet!
hey Captain, you briefly mentioned baitfishing in Miami is really good, can you provide any spots as you did for your Broward viewers, thanks, tight lines.
The ballyhoop net expensive more than200usd they should reduce the price.
castnet is better anyway
excellent , love Your passion, only try lightening it up a bit.
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Great video. Just moved to Jupiter where are the best places to begin looking for inter coastal bait near Jupiter for a beginner?
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Come on JR. to much dinero!
I was thinking Broward has a special county law when on the beach and possibly land the max net size is 7ft. In a boat this law may not apply
This is a common misconception due to people not knowing how a castnet is measured. A net is measured from the horn to the lead line (radius), and the largest net you can legally use is 14' in radius. The confusion is in that it reads that the largest net you can use is 14', and people overthink it and say, "well a 7' net opens up to 14', so the largest net I can use is 7', right?" And that is incorrect. Nets are only measured in radius and you can not buy a net bigger that 14' so dont worry about it. This only applies to florida.
what about pin fish
Capt. Mike I need your help do you have any good numbers in Bimini I will be in south Bimini if you could send me some numbers that sure would help me I have never been to Bimini before. So I have no idea where to fish
Cat Cay and Great Issac
informative, but really only relevant to SE Florida
No love for the pinfish?
jroyero he talks about them around the 1 hour mark
Ballyhoop guy was really trying to make everyone feel stupid
Peterk814 Several of the crimps on my Bally Hoop failed after one use and fortunately we had crimpers on board to fix the loose ones and re-crimp the others. We sent an email and pictures of the failure to JR and he called me to get the full story. I thought he was sincere and seemed truly interested in fixing the issue which he said was a crimp quality issue. I think its just his speaking style. The net works well but its stupid expensive but.......... when you catch 100 live, pristine ballyhoo in 45 minutes on a good morning who cares?!!
That’s insulting.
14' all day long! Lol
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Please keep the ads out of the videos
Dear Ballyhoop,
Y'know, I'd much rather buy 3 cast nets than pay $329 for one singular ballyhoop, no matter how good it is, it won't match up to two skilled guys front and back of the boat with 12ft cast nets. Not to mention, aside from him wanting $329usd, what part of a piece of polycarbonate rod and a net mesh wrapped into a cone is worth $329usd? Did the guy forget how much money $329 is or something? Cause I didn't, that's $2200+ in my local currency, for that money, I can bootleg his idea by using the very same thing I'm certain he started with, just a plain hula hoop, and still have $2175 left over, then another $75 at the craft store getting some 1/4" net mesh and you're pretty much done, go home and sew it all up. Where's the rest of my money going? Ahhhh, his pocket, gotcha, nice boats don't buy themselves.
Bingo
No ablan Español
Why is a non Florida resident speaking in a Florida sport seminar?
That’s not right. Florida fisherman should be heading something like this.
Saying mullet are easy to keep alive is bunk. I’m a fan of the show, but his statement on mullet is incorrect.
amb8819 it’s about water quality in your area. I have held 1-2 dozen mullet Alive in a very large pen over 2 weeks
Alexander Dearmas ‘a very large open pen’ doesn’t equal easy.
Mullet are very hardy
no not at all guess you have a shitty pump or you're handling them too much. Mullet are bullet proof
Same old story mention anything to do with a boat , triple the price, just another rip off.
This "seminar" seems more like a sales pitch for different products. Are the audience members paying for the privilege? It's not even a product demonstration. I think I'd have to be stoned to sit through this entire video.
TRUMP 2020
Pound per foot is per radius foot, not per circumference foot.