DAMN BRO!!! This is clean!🔥Super entertaining and love the humor! Enjoyed every second. I liked how you explained what you were using and a quick little thing about it. LOVE the camera shots and tunes bro! AND cooking tutorial?? Keep it up man!
I grew up in South Portland and I used to ride my bike across the Casco Bay Bridge or the veterans bridge and go to the main state pier on commercial Street in Portland. My friend Seth and I would go there most nights and just catch mackerel after mackerel. Sometimes we would catch squid and put them in a big tote of sea water with crabs and other things that we caught down there. I can’t believe you have to have a permit to fish in the ocean now.
@@christheoutsider we used treble hooks and jigged them. Always released them after. You should try Camp Ellis in Saco during lowest tide for stripper!! My biggest was 42” and it gave zero fight. Swam with the hook to the beach. Strangest caught fish in my life.
@@christheoutsider wade out into the water as far you’re comfortable and cast out as far as possible. Let the fresh cut mackerel sink to the bottom with a triangle weight and leave about a foot so it can float up a little. That’s what worked for me. Always caught larger ones. I’ve never caught a bluefish tho. Sometimes eel mostly strippers
Just started watching and I'm already impressed by the production quality. Hard work 💪🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate it man! Glad you like it haha
@@christheoutsider I love it.
It was “Fish Sticks” for me!!
DAMN BRO!!! This is clean!🔥Super entertaining and love the humor! Enjoyed every second. I liked how you explained what you were using and a quick little thing about it. LOVE the camera shots and tunes bro! AND cooking tutorial?? Keep it up man!
Thanks bro! I appreciate your support!
“Oh yeah dude, gub gub” got me 😂
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“There are fish out there just waiting to get turned into sandwiches.”
I grew up in South Portland and I used to ride my bike across the Casco Bay Bridge or the veterans bridge and go to the main state pier on commercial Street in Portland. My friend Seth and I would go there most nights and just catch mackerel after mackerel. Sometimes we would catch squid and put them in a big tote of sea water with crabs and other things that we caught down there. I can’t believe you have to have a permit to fish in the ocean now.
Oh that’s awesome! It really is a unique fun experience, especially squid fishing, that never gets old!
@@christheoutsider we used treble hooks and jigged them. Always released them after. You should try Camp Ellis in Saco during lowest tide for stripper!! My biggest was 42” and it gave zero fight. Swam with the hook to the beach. Strangest caught fish in my life.
Wow! Appreciate the heads up man, I’ll have to check it out!
@@christheoutsider wade out into the water as far you’re comfortable and cast out as far as possible. Let the fresh cut mackerel sink to the bottom with a triangle weight and leave about a foot so it can float up a little. That’s what worked for me. Always caught larger ones. I’ve never caught a bluefish tho. Sometimes eel mostly strippers
Oh sweet! I’ll try that sometime. Thanks for the tip bro👌
Just like a vasectomy he says 🐟 😂 Awesome video! 👏
Thanks!
I want the other half!
Ah, a little too late man, maybe if you’re the first commenter next time 🤷♂️
@@christheoutsider deal 🤝