To all the brain surgeons who complain about the music if u dont like the music theres this secret thing u can do dont tell anybody else but u can hit mute AMAZING
Wow, this is the greatest work yet Kong I really enjoyed watching it, love the music to can play this all day like a home aquarium so many species to just amazing!
I spent one month shooting this video and am glad you like it This is something I did not expect neither I think there are still some place like this, I just need to look for it
As a kid back in the 70s. I remember being on the Coney Island pier and a guy catching a spider crab. Drops it on the ground and stomps on it with his platform shoes.
This is Dens V. From the fishing trip from City Island. The older man who won the Porgy Money Pot. We had a wonderful chat together that day and of you saying I would win the pot.
I love the video but it confirmed my disappointment with Coney Island pier...there’s absolutely no big fish there, just the nibbling bait stealers. This video proves what I have thought all along, the fishing there is lousy.
This videos badass, i wonder what it looks like almost 4 years later (now)? Pleasd post! Also, what kind of camera is this? Would love to get one myself!
Thanks for the input, hopefully I will find a better way to work on the music next time If you have a good source of music library, I would really appreciate that you let me know Thanks again for watching
@@kongsit1111 what about narrating the video? You have a lot of interesting things going on in the footage. Tell us about it. The description of your video shows you have the knowledge
Nice meeting you this week - thanks for taking the time to show us your camera set up and explaing how it works. Hope to see you on the Coney Island pier again.
Love the video!! I hope to see more of these videos. Can you make another one? I want to see a summer time version of this. I went to catch porgy today and got a lot of bites but nothing got hooked. I am curious if those were from crabs or small porgies.
@@kongsit1111 Thanks for showing this. I grew up about a mile from the pier you're filming this (Coney Island houses). When I was a kid, I was always curious what was on the sea floors of Coney Island. I was always curious how deep does it go. With the advancement of digital technology, I am learning the answer to these childhood questions. There are seals at near by Swingburne and Hoffman island. These are the two islands west of the Coney Island pier. I can't remember the name of the ecologist at Kingsborough, but she said seals were common to the area hundreds of years ago, but left due to human activity. They are coming back because of clean up efforts. Coney Island is really a beautiful place. I can see why it was a resort at the turn of last century.
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was swimming by the pier the other day. It was ridiculously clean.. September & October weather permitting the water is spectacular. best kept secret.
To all the brain surgeons who complain about the music if u dont like the music theres this secret thing u can do dont tell anybody else but u can hit mute AMAZING
Unnecessary music
Wow, this is the greatest work yet Kong I really enjoyed watching it, love the music to can play this all day like a home aquarium so many species to just amazing!
I spent one month shooting this video and am glad you like it
This is something I did not expect neither
I think there are still some place like this, I just need to look for it
@@kongsit1111 JUST AMAZING!
Just suscribe to your channel..you gave us the card
Make more of Coney Island please! But this time move to the end! And then do one of the shallow part!
Truly amazing to see what's under the pier! Awesome work Kong!
This is so cool
The fish @3:17 is a spotfin butterflyfish
I did not know that this many species were still "alive and well" at Coney Island! Thanks for sharing!!!
aye peep the auriga butterfly fish at 3:20
As a kid back in the 70s. I remember being on the Coney Island pier and a guy catching a spider crab. Drops it on the ground and stomps on it with his platform shoes.
@@newzcutter I found out spider crabs at Coney island come in right after dark in huge numbers
Interesting. Didn’t know that 👍
This is Dens V. From the fishing trip from City Island. The older man who won the Porgy Money Pot. We had a wonderful chat together that day and of you saying I would win the pot.
Sure you totally deserve it, thanks for watching my video!
I love the video but it confirmed my disappointment with Coney Island pier...there’s absolutely no big fish there, just the nibbling bait stealers. This video proves what I have thought all along, the fishing there is lousy.
it’s a beach
thanks for posting mate....all the best from scotland!
Impressive photography. Surprised to see tropical fish. Hooks too large. Trout side no 12 or so would work.
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Alot of life around structure In September around NY
This is as clean as further east on LI. The north shore of LI also gets fish bowl clear around Sept October depending on weather
This videos badass, i wonder what it looks like almost 4 years later (now)? Pleasd post!
Also, what kind of camera is this? Would love to get one myself!
I LOVE the video -- the music could use some work! (Pardon me, I'm a musician -- so I may be a little more sensitive to the audio!)
Yes I agree, I am struggling with the audio to put on my videos, not sure where to look for a good source
How about forget about the music and just use the original audio
No Coney Island whitefish?
Nice video
It's a entire universe down under there.
Excellent video, the water is so clear. Spot on with the Spot fin.
Went there so many time , never saw how it look like down there
I expected to see a lot of hot dog barf on the sea floor...
Great footage! Loved seeing the Bluefish swim in. However you gotta do something better with the music. The constant loop is rough.
Thanks for the input, hopefully I will find a better way to work on the music next time
If you have a good source of music library, I would really appreciate that you let me know
Thanks again for watching
@@kongsit1111 what about narrating the video? You have a lot of interesting things going on in the footage. Tell us about it. The description of your video shows you have the knowledge
@@chrispyo7894 I am not a good narrator but maybe I will try
what's the fish w the stripe along its body called ?
Excellent video. Please go out in a fishing boat with the camera. Thanks Ken
Nice meeting you this week - thanks for taking the time to show us your camera set up and explaing how it works. Hope to see you on the Coney Island pier again.
Music sucks
Amazing quality!
That sea bass hookup was awesome
Definitely awesome....Fish on
wow, that video quality is crystal clear & water too wow again, thanks for the upload keep it up!!!
Great video
This is the best
Love ❤️ it
Love the video!! I hope to see more of these videos. Can you make another one? I want to see a summer time version of this. I went to catch porgy today and got a lot of bites but nothing got hooked. I am curious if those were from crabs or small porgies.
They are crabs and small porgy and small seabass
I have videos made but not ready to publish yet
Here is a preview for you
th-cam.com/video/Dt_LXPbRk2c/w-d-xo.html
@@kongsit1111 Can't wait to see it :)
I enjoyed your video very much except for the music , it wasn't for me ,,,,,, thank you very much for sharing this video with us all
Some of those fish look like they are in the Cichlid family. Those are fresh water fish. Am I mistaken?
Even though they look like Cichlid, it is the ocean, only saltwater fish survive
@@kongsit1111 Thanks for showing this. I grew up about a mile from the pier you're filming this (Coney Island houses). When I was a kid, I was always curious what was on the sea floors of Coney Island. I was always curious how deep does it go. With the advancement of digital technology, I am learning the answer to these childhood questions.
There are seals at near by Swingburne and Hoffman island. These are the two islands west of the Coney Island pier. I can't remember the name of the ecologist at Kingsborough, but she said seals were common to the area hundreds of years ago, but left due to human activity. They are coming back because of clean up efforts. Coney Island is really a beautiful place. I can see why it was a resort at the turn of last century.
Thank you all for your comments
Expect to see more videos when I find more fishes
Nice video, how did you set up the shot, and keep the bait centered?
Hey can any list all the different fish in this video??
Beautiful footage man! Amazing!
i met him today no cap