Used to use this trick of canned whole corn 50 years ago for catfish and carp - 1st day of fishing might not catch many, but when 1st day of fishing is over, throw the rest of the canned corn in the water as chum and come back the next day with corn and WOW - fish are biting everywhere! It was lots of fun and it worked really well. Back then it was 3 cans of corn for $1.00 where I lived.
I live in Fort Walton Beach, FL and I love your content. I normally do not comment but I try to make sure I like all your videos. Thanks for what you do
A friend of mine showed me another trick. When we pulled up in the boat, he would take his oar and scrape some of those protruding barnacles and get those Sheepshead in a feeding frenzy.
When I was in the Navy, I was station down in New Orleans I would catch Sheep Heads and a lot of Red fish also some Speckled Trout. Best fishing that I have ever done in my lifetime.
I fish out of Ponce Inlet FL. Our go to baits for sheeps are the typical fiddler crabs, sand fleas and shrimp. But dang, now I'm adding canned corn and hominy to my grocery shopping list! Thanks for the idea.
From Buffalo New York , I have used canned corn for years it’s really cool seeing you use it too. I catch monster carp in neighboring creeks for fun when I’m not going after big Smallmouth Bass on Lake Erie . Great stuff man ! Awesome content !
I’m getting up at 4:00 this morning heading to Surfside. Going to try the corn around the rocks….. although the surf going to be big as hell!@@trailerparkcryptoking5213
Cut ya a small piece of pool noodle and zip tie it on the handle close to the net or to the string handle. You won't lose it again. As per the pool noodle fool I am...LOL
Shoepeg corn is not as soft and stays on rhe hook better, we brine it with salt to dehydrate it and then soak it with pink shrimp sent to catch the heck out of the Kokanee up here in WA state, give that a try.
Recently moved to the Panama City, Florida area. I've been out fishing a few times but still haven't caught my first sheepshead. I'm adding corn to the shopping list and will give it a try on my next trip to the bridge. Thanks for the video!
They are very abundant, get very big, and tug hard. They eat mostly barnacles from pilings but will hit most anything dropped in front of them. Fresh dead shrimp works fine. No need to buy expensive live bait for them. Most people don't like to eat them, but that mindset is slowly changing.
@@kevinstogner9477 Are there certain times to fish for them? High/low tide? I've been to the bridge several times trying to catch them. Ive used fidler crabs, shrimp, sqid but got nothing.
Thanks for the tip, I'll definitely try out the hominy!! Sometimes the fiddlers are hard to find at the bait shops, so this could be a solid game changer for me!
You are the first person I've seen that lets the fish bite an waits a min before you set the hook something new to me .I'm from Lancaster SC good video
My dad was great at getting good hook sets on Sheepheads when others (like me) were missing them left and right. Especially in fast moving tide changes at choke points like the Oregon Inlet at the OBX in NC. He would say the secret was “setting the hook before you felt the bite”. He also often rigged it drop-shot so the weight was below the hook, sometimes using 1/8 oz above the leader and a split shot or 1/16 jig head below, with the hook swinging off a 3-4” dropper loop between the leads. It kept just enough tension on the line that he could feel anything. He’d say stuff like “oh there’s one sizing up my bait right now…he’s thinking, he’s thinking, he’s staring really hard…”BAM hook set. And my brother and I NEVER SAW THE ROD TWITCH or line move or anything that indicated a nibble.
Perkinston, MS which is 30 miles north on hwy 49. PB is 21” Love catching sheeps, we fish Biloxi, Gulfport, Long Beach, all along the Ms gulf coast. Love your, clean, family friendly videos!!!
Brilliant Nate! I will try both corn and hominy, plus the worms the next time....well, the first time that I try for Sheepshead. I'm in Tallahassee and will try to get down to the "Old" St George Island bridge. Probably my favorite fish to catch around here is Flounder!
i HVE ALWAYS BEEN A FLOUNDER FISHERMAN BUT WE ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED O CATCH THEM IN NORTH CAROLINA. NOW I LIKE TO FISH FOR SHEEPSHEAD AND BLACK DRUMM MOSTLY. I LIKE TO TROUT FFISH ALSO' ENJOYD YOUR VIDEO VERY MUCH. I WILL DEFINITLY TRY YOUR METHOD ON THEM CTITTERS. KEEP'EM COMING.
Love watching fishing videos in my home town. Thinking about taking the kids for a boat ride to the bridge Saturday to try and catch some. Viewing from Waveland.
Im from Houston,Tx But i like to go Galveston seawall and fish around the bridges or i go the 91st galveston fishing pier, I love catching sheeps, the studs put up really fun fights, my pb sheepshead was a 26" sheepshead on small shrimp, i have a lot of corn n im fishing this weekend so its something i have to try.
We dried hominy in the sun on a sheet of tin and mashed up a crab and mixed with it put it in a bag overnite,and caught convict same as sheepshead, very good bait for alot of species , that was at the lions Bridge in st.augustine in 1976 good times,great video
You can also use clams (brined) . Once the squid or clams are brined you can keep them on the boat without refrigeration as long as they are kept in the salt (sea salt recommended)
Theodore. You know it. - would fresh cut corn from the cob stay on better? Maybe soak the Hominy in the yellow corn juice? You could hit soaking Hominy with Black food coloring or a mix of other colors. That may give it a more gray or "weathered" look.
Great vid.enjoy all your vids. Tried Earth worms for sheepshead and caught a limit.great idea saves you money and it works. Looking forward to your next video 😁👍🐡🐠🐟🤙
Dried white beans put in a container before you go and pour a can of clams in with them ! I saw a guy using this and catching them ! Dry beans are hard to for better hooking . It was cool to see practically the same thing ! High Springs Florida here !
Enjoyable video thanks. Here in SE Australia we use corn to catch Carp.I use long shank hooks and load them the whole length and perhaps there is some left after they have had a nibble? As to missed strikes I wonder if circle hooks would work better? I’d love to have a session there on those Sheepies! I’ve heard stories of success using snails!!
I use corn a lot. I like to throw a handfull in the water to attract the fish. I think it's easier to hook them if you just put a couple kernals on the hook near the tip.
Before sheepshead tournaments, we would have to buy a load of fiddlers and store them in the kitchen sink overnight because they would be sold out of fiddlers sometimes days before. You're telling me we could have just used corn?!? Thats amazing!
Nate, seems like some people can catch fish with just a bare hook. Tey using the shells from Velveeta Shells & Cheese. Currently living in Iowa, headed down your way next week house hunting.
Yes! We used to fish in the 70's with corn and Bologna and we caught more than enough. Heck you can catch eel with corn. You don't have to get caught up in expensive poles or bate.
I'm in Southeastern NC and have been watching your channel to learn about Sheepshead. Have never caught any but would like to. Maybe I'll try the hominy and put some scent spray or gel on it and see if that increases the bite action. Also am going to try the nightcrawler to see if that works around here. Normally everyone around here uses Fiddlers, Mud Crabs, and chunks of Blue Crab to catch the sheep.
I'm from Brooklyn, N.Y., living now in Ga. Try SQUID strips (brined). No Sheepsheads up there but have pulled loads of Blackfish, which eat the same things and the squid is cheaper than crabs. May not be cheaper than corn or hominy, but if brined will outlast both, with multi hits on the same bait.
Baytown, TX I never caught a sheephead but I will target them now. Crappie is my favorite; but Catfish, Gar, Reds, Specks and Flounder are welcome to ride home with me. Awesome video.
Fun Fact: The "New Dickson Baseball Dictionary," first published in 1999 by Paul Dickson, says the most accepted explanation of the phrase "CAN OF CORN", first used in 1896, makes reference to a long-ago practice where a grocer would use a stick to tip a can of vegetables off a high shelf, then catch it in his hands or outstretched apron.
hey brother late to the vid but i used to tournament fish for carp using coring if you get a sharp j style hook and use a yellow bead the bead wont fall off. Tip it with corn for the scent but that nice yellow bead wont come off.
Here in Milton and can't wait to start catching some sheepshead and definitely going to use corn/hominy. Should have my boat by July. Hopefully I will run into you out there and get to shake your hand.
I live in north central North Carolina and fish every where I can, fresh and salt water. I started fishing for sheepshead several years ago and enjoyed the content!
It's October 6th as I type this , I hope you are ok bud ! People are saying that FEMA won't let people in the area to help and FEMA is doing nothing to help . Just know people are trying to help out and praying for you guys ! Hurricane Helena was intensified with HARP lazers . There is satellite video to confirm it ! Sad time when our on government tries to wipe us out ! !
From Indiana but have a place in Astor, FL and love to chase the sheeps in the Daytona area. We tried your nightcrawler trick a while back and it worked! They were all small but caught sheepshead, mangroves, and puffers on the worms. 😂
From Franklin KY. Caught a 16" sheep off a rock jettie. Got my Southern Salt lures a few months ago and couldn't wait to use them until I get back south. Was using the Hoodwink bumping bottom for sauger and caught a drum (freshwater). Hopefully that is an indication for how they will work on redfish.
Hey I am from Alapaha, Ga. I haven’t fished very much the last few years but I stumbled on your fishing videos and I love to fish but work gets in the way. I’m getting close to retirement so I may get more active in fishing. I love the taste of sheepshead fish. I also love the simplicity of your equipment and low budget boat.😂❤😂
Biloxi, MS, pb is 23” but was only a little over 6 lbs on a H20 Express knock off boga. Honestly didn’t fight nearly as hard as most of the ones I’ve caught. It wasn’t far from the top of the water and was spitting mud everywhere.
Love catching smallmouth, pike, and walleye in MN. I have never caught a drum before though but I’ve heard of people catching freshwater drum in my area
I'm from Walker, LA! I don't get to salt water fish too often but my favorite fish to catch is the one that takes the bait! White Hominy will tried next time I go salt water fishing.
Corn is a good bait for sever types of fish. I’ve even taken corn cobs scraps after super and put them in a net and hang them o er in the water to use as a sort of chum to draw fish in. Fish be liking some corn. And in some lakes and rivers the rainbow trout hit corn berry well also
Hey buddy I have a question I'm going down to Cape Charles Virginia for 4 days next week me and my wife have sea streams with the peddles I wanted to know I wanted to know were should go to catch sheep's head
I like the video and your enthusiasm! I fish out of Tampa Bay and usually those bare patches on the pilings are where other people have been scraping with a shovel or edging tool to chum the fish...
Hey I live in Pearl River, La if you wanna call that livin but my favorite fish to catch are the one’s that’s biting. For me it’s all about the experience. You know like tricking a fish into thinking that soft plastic minnow is so tasty that he needs to come take a bite & try it out !!! Keep up the good work.
Houston Texas my PB is 19". Definitely gonna try this out ASAP.Thanks for the great content Nate.keep up the good work. Also wanna try out your lures soon as well.
Georgetown SC…. Absolutely never thought of corn and salt/brackish water. We have used yellow corn for bream and it works pretty good but I’ll definitely try it. Love your channel!!! I guess the dip net is gone? 😂
Used to use this trick of canned whole corn 50 years ago for catfish and carp - 1st day of fishing might not catch many, but when 1st day of fishing is over, throw the rest of the canned corn in the water as chum and come back the next day with corn and WOW - fish are biting everywhere! It was lots of fun and it worked really well. Back then it was 3 cans of corn for $1.00 where I lived.
you shouldn't reveal this trick...is sooooo good!! Is magic. LOL....
Definitely! Corn is an old bait.
Yup my homie put me on some carp with corn. I usually use chicken liver but I'm definitely packing some corn for now on
I live in Fort Walton Beach, FL and I love your content. I normally do not comment but I try to make sure I like all your videos. Thanks for what you do
Man I appreciate the heck out of that!!
I live in Fort Walton Beach also
@@JerroldConant It's such a small world...Who knows, we may have run into each other one day
Canned/frozen corn has always been my solid go-to since a kid. It is versatile and it seems darn-near everything seems to go at it at least once.
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Never thought of or tried hominy as bait for a thing. But it makes sense, too. Loving the ideas.
I can't believe any self respecting fish would eat tasteless hominy.
Aquatic life senses are different than human senses. ;)
What state are you fishing in
A friend of mine showed me another trick. When we pulled up in the boat, he would take his oar and scrape some of those protruding barnacles and get those Sheepshead in a feeding frenzy.
When I was in the Navy, I was station down in New Orleans I would catch Sheep Heads and a lot of Red fish also some Speckled Trout. Best fishing that I have ever done in my lifetime.
Yeah it’s an anglers paradise there!
😂wow I think I must try it this week really and I have a secret place to catch sheep heads very big onces ❤❤❤❤
I fish out of Ponce Inlet FL. Our go to baits for sheeps are the typical fiddler crabs, sand fleas and shrimp. But dang, now I'm adding canned corn and hominy to my grocery shopping list! Thanks for the idea.
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If it's ok to ask , what was your results with the corn and or the hominy?
I fish the new Smyrna bridge fenders with corn and do pretty good but no luck at the jetty,kinda strange
From Buffalo New York , I have used canned corn for years it’s really cool seeing you use it too. I catch monster carp in neighboring creeks for fun when I’m not going after big Smallmouth Bass on Lake Erie . Great stuff man ! Awesome content !
🙌 awesome brother!!
I grew up in the City of Tonawanda
Im new to Buffalo and reside in cheektowaga. I plan to use this concept
Trout love the sweet corn bigtime as well.
@user-bi9jj6gz1q sea trout ?
I'm from Houston, Texas and my PB sheepshead is 23.5". She wasn't really a fat fish, but ended up being my pb both in weight and in length.
Nice!!
Where did you catch it? I fish Surfside and Matagorda....
Wat bridge
My PB was out of slit behind the beach houses on Bolivar Peninsula, TX. 22" nearly pulled the rod out of my hand. Love the fight and so yummy 🎣
I’m getting up at 4:00 this morning heading to Surfside. Going to try the corn around the rocks….. although the surf going to be big as hell!@@trailerparkcryptoking5213
Cut ya a small piece of pool noodle and zip tie it on the handle close to the net or to the string handle. You won't lose it again. As per the pool noodle fool I am...LOL
Or... Pop the cap off the end and give it a squirt of insulation foam and turn the handle into a bobber.
Yep that would of saved me lol
Much better option. @@gregkirchner1108
Just a 4 ft piece of Paracord tether will get yet net back every time.
Shoepeg corn is not as soft and stays on rhe hook better, we brine it with salt to dehydrate it and then soak it with pink shrimp sent to catch the heck out of the Kokanee up here in WA state, give that a try.
I've caught a ton of rainbows and browns with corn. Catching sheepshead on it is crazy.
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Recently moved to the Panama City, Florida area. I've been out fishing a few times but still haven't caught my first sheepshead. I'm adding corn to the shopping list and will give it a try on my next trip to the bridge. Thanks for the video!
Let us know how you do!
Caught my first sheepshead in PCB on the Jetty in St Andrew. You live in a great spot!
@@AngryChiropractor Thanks for the tip. I'll certainly check that out.
They are very abundant, get very big, and tug hard. They eat mostly barnacles from pilings but will hit most anything dropped in front of them.
Fresh dead shrimp works fine. No need to buy expensive live bait for them.
Most people don't like to eat them, but that mindset is slowly changing.
@@kevinstogner9477 Are there certain times to fish for them? High/low tide? I've been to the bridge several times trying to catch them. Ive used fidler crabs, shrimp, sqid but got nothing.
I live in Cocoa and fish Cape Canaveral, I've used corn and the small marshmallows. Always catch a variety of fish out of there.
Nice!!
I’m living in Titusville now but, I fish primarily on the flats of Merritt Island. I’m going definitely try out that hominy.
you made me go look to see if my net floats. great video
Elkhorn, Wisconsin The best thing Ive done in my 65 years was teach my only son to fish. Happy holidays sir!
Happy Holidays and that right there is pure awesomeness!!
Hopefully, later on, he will teach you his tricks that may work better than what you grew up knowing ..make sure you teach him that part too ..😂
yeah, gotta be nice to our children, they'll be choosing our nursing homes :)
Thanks for the tip, I'll definitely try out the hominy!! Sometimes the fiddlers are hard to find at the bait shops, so this could be a solid game changer for me!
I LIKE CATCHING CATFISH. CATFISH ARE MY FAVORITE FISH TO CATCH AND EAT
Fresh or saltwater?
@@ironwork92000 🤣🤣🤣
@@jasonk9020 lol,what?
Live in PCB 2 YRS have not caught a sheepshead, yet haven't tried hominy! Love my redfish and trout catching. Enjoy your tips Thanks!
🙌 thanks brother!
Just moved to the PCB area 3 months ago. Still looking to catch my first sheepshead too.
You are the first person I've seen that lets the fish bite an waits a min before you set the hook something new to me .I'm from Lancaster SC good video
I like to feel them have a constant tug on the bait before I set the hook.
My dad was great at getting good hook sets on Sheepheads when others (like me) were missing them left and right. Especially in fast moving tide changes at choke points like the Oregon Inlet at the OBX in NC. He would say the secret was “setting the hook before you felt the bite”. He also often rigged it drop-shot so the weight was below the hook, sometimes using 1/8 oz above the leader and a split shot or 1/16 jig head below, with the hook swinging off a 3-4” dropper loop between the leads. It kept just enough tension on the line that he could feel anything. He’d say stuff like “oh there’s one sizing up my bait right now…he’s thinking, he’s thinking, he’s staring really hard…”BAM hook set. And my brother and I NEVER SAW THE ROD TWITCH or line move or anything that indicated a nibble.
“On the Hominy” always a blast when you hook a whopper and havoc ensues! Awesome video!
Oh yeah I’m from Corpus Christi,Texas, my pb Sheepshead is 23”
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Perkinston, MS which is 30 miles north on hwy 49. PB is 21” Love catching sheeps, we fish Biloxi, Gulfport, Long Beach, all along the Ms gulf coast. Love your, clean, family friendly videos!!!
Very nice!
Try putting some spray expansion foam inside your net handle. It will float.
Santa Rosa Beach , Florida. 18 inch Sheepshead is PB . I fish both inshore and offshore between Destin and PCB.
Nice!!
IF YOU GET A CHANCE,TRY USING FRESH WATER CRAWDADS FOR BAIT
Have to be fresh but are amazing for everything
Brilliant Nate! I will try both corn and hominy, plus the worms the next time....well, the first time that I try for Sheepshead. I'm in Tallahassee and will try to get down to the "Old" St George Island bridge. Probably my favorite fish to catch around here is Flounder!
Awesome let us know how you do!!
I agree. "Come for the sweet corn, stay for the hominy".
i HVE ALWAYS BEEN A FLOUNDER FISHERMAN BUT WE ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED O CATCH THEM IN NORTH CAROLINA. NOW I LIKE TO FISH FOR SHEEPSHEAD AND BLACK DRUMM MOSTLY. I LIKE TO TROUT FFISH ALSO' ENJOYD YOUR VIDEO VERY MUCH. I WILL DEFINITLY TRY YOUR METHOD ON THEM CTITTERS. KEEP'EM COMING.
Hey, if you grill some corn on the cob to toughen up your kernels then slice it off I believe it will stay in the hook better
Love watching fishing videos in my home town. Thinking about taking the kids for a boat ride to the bridge Saturday to try and catch some. Viewing from Waveland.
Awesome man good luck to y’all!!
Watching from Maryland. LOL!!!
I love your energy!!!
Those fish don’t stand a chance with you on the water!!! 😂😂😂😂
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Timing that Tide is EVERYTHING ! I continue to miss that slack feeling ! Love the corn bruh
Im from Houston,Tx But i like to go Galveston seawall and fish around the bridges or i go the 91st galveston fishing pier, I love catching sheeps, the studs put up really fun fights, my pb sheepshead was a 26" sheepshead on small shrimp, i have a lot of corn n im fishing this weekend so its something i have to try.
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We dried hominy in the sun on a sheet of tin and mashed up a crab and mixed with it put it in a bag overnite,and caught convict same as sheepshead, very good bait for alot of species , that was at the lions Bridge in st.augustine in 1976 good times,great video
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You can also use clams (brined) . Once the squid or clams are brined you can keep them on the boat without refrigeration as long as they are kept in the salt (sea salt recommended)
Right on!!
Viewing from Jamaica. I love catching sheep head when I visit the USA. My son and I would fish in Clearwater Florida
Very nice!!
Theodore. You know it. - would fresh cut corn from the cob stay on better? Maybe soak the Hominy in the yellow corn juice? You could hit soaking Hominy with Black food coloring or a mix of other colors. That may give it a more gray or "weathered" look.
Great suggestions I bet those would yield good results
Great vid.enjoy all your vids. Tried Earth worms for sheepshead and caught a limit.great idea saves you money and it works. Looking forward to your next video 😁👍🐡🐠🐟🤙
Dried white beans put in a container before you go and pour a can of clams in with them ! I saw a guy using this and catching them ! Dry beans are hard to for better hooking . It was cool to see practically the same thing ! High Springs Florida here !
I think Sheephead tastes better than Spiny Lobster! I absolutely love them!
They are pretty dang good!!
Enjoyable video thanks. Here in SE Australia we use corn to catch Carp.I use long shank hooks and load them the whole length and perhaps there is some left after they have had a nibble?
As to missed strikes I wonder if circle hooks would work better? I’d love to have a session there on those Sheepies! I’ve heard stories of success using snails!!
Very nice! I’ve used circles and they’re not very effective on these sheeps.
use a size 4 short shank hook, for carp
You should try some of those crappie bites or salmon eggs on sheephead. I don’t know if it would work but it’d be worth a try.
You might be on to something there!!
I use corn a lot. I like to throw a handfull in the water to attract the fish. I think it's easier to hook them if you just put a couple kernals on the hook near the tip.
Before sheepshead tournaments, we would have to buy a load of fiddlers and store them in the kitchen sink overnight because they would be sold out of fiddlers sometimes days before. You're telling me we could have just used corn?!? Thats amazing!
Nate, seems like some people can catch fish with just a bare hook. Tey using the shells from Velveeta Shells & Cheese. Currently living in Iowa, headed down your way next week house hunting.
Possibly I may try that
Yes! We used to fish in the 70's with corn and Bologna and we caught more than enough. Heck you can catch eel with corn. You don't have to get caught up in expensive poles or bate.
Congrats on such a great and creative video!
Thank you!!
Awesome man, I wonder if this will work up north?
I think it should, let me know if you try it!!
@@southernsalt I'm going to try it next time I'm out
I'm in Southeastern NC and have been watching your channel to learn about Sheepshead. Have never caught any but would like to. Maybe I'll try the hominy and put some scent spray or gel on it and see if that increases the bite action. Also am going to try the nightcrawler to see if that works around here. Normally everyone around here uses Fiddlers, Mud Crabs, and chunks of Blue Crab to catch the sheep.
Yeah definitely go with crabs for your first sheepshead. All of those things work but nothing works as good as fiddler crabs.
Do you fish around Morehead
Wonder if you soaked the homony in the corn juice over night if it would be more effective?
21". Some reef a couple of miles out of Bayou Caddy, MS. Amazing catch!
Nice one!!
I'm from Brooklyn, N.Y., living now in Ga. Try SQUID strips (brined). No Sheepsheads up there but have pulled loads of Blackfish, which eat the same things and the squid is cheaper than crabs. May not be cheaper than corn or hominy, but if brined will outlast both, with multi hits on the same bait.
I’ll definitely give it a try thanks for the suggestion!!
Very interesting. I will use fresh corn when i get out fishing and on a sibiki. Good video.❤
I bet a sabiki would work well
Just outside of Baton Rouge, LA. We go down to Golden Meadow and Leeville...almost to Grand Isle, LA.
Baytown, TX I never caught a sheephead but I will target them now. Crappie is my favorite; but Catfish, Gar, Reds, Specks and Flounder are welcome to ride home with me. Awesome video.
Fun Fact: The "New Dickson Baseball Dictionary," first published in 1999 by Paul Dickson, says the most accepted explanation of the phrase
"CAN OF CORN", first used in 1896, makes reference to a long-ago practice where a grocer would use a stick to tip a can of vegetables off a high shelf, then catch it in his hands or outstretched apron.
hey brother late to the vid but i used to tournament fish for carp using coring if you get a sharp j style hook and use a yellow bead the bead wont fall off. Tip it with corn for the scent but that nice yellow bead wont come off.
Nice! Thanks!
NC, never caught a sheepshead. Someday. Looks like I have a variety of baits to choose from! Thanks for the vids!
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Picayune Ms. A 10lb. Sheepshead is the biggest one I've ever caught many many years ago. I rarely catch them anymore when saltwater fishing.🙂
Man that’s a STUD!!
Is a1/0 hook to big ? Love your show and I’m learning! I live not far from Cedar Key Florida.
Here in Milton and can't wait to start catching some sheepshead and definitely going to use corn/hominy. Should have my boat by July. Hopefully I will run into you out there and get to shake your hand.
Good luck brother and I’m sure we will meet on the water one of these days!
This awesome bait. Love sheepshead,spec’s, redfish and snappers
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Are you fishing the the Palmetto/Bradenton CSX train bridge?
I live in north central North Carolina and fish every where I can, fresh and salt water. I started fishing for sheepshead several years ago and enjoyed the content!
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It's October 6th as I type this , I hope you are ok bud ! People are saying that FEMA won't let people in the area to help and FEMA is doing nothing to help . Just know people are trying to help out and praying for you guys ! Hurricane Helena was intensified with HARP lazers . There is satellite video to confirm it ! Sad time when our on government tries to wipe us out ! !
I’m in Ormond Beach . Love catching convicts too . Do you ever try using canned clams from Sams Wholesale?
Salt them to make them rubbery?
I haven’t tried them yet but I can definitely put it on the list!
Love it man!!! Your videos are inspiring!! Keep up the great work!!
Thank you 🙏
That’s awesome! Nice sheepshead on the Hominy!! Wow. You’re the R&D of Sheepshead 😂
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From Indiana but have a place in Astor, FL and love to chase the sheeps in the Daytona area. We tried your nightcrawler trick a while back and it worked! They were all small but caught sheepshead, mangroves, and puffers on the worms. 😂
Heck yeah very nice!!
From Franklin KY. Caught a 16" sheep off a rock jettie. Got my Southern Salt lures a few months ago and couldn't wait to use them until I get back south. Was using the Hoodwink bumping bottom for sauger and caught a drum (freshwater). Hopefully that is an indication for how they will work on redfish.
🙌 🙌 heck yeah man I appreciate it and can’t wait to hear how you do!
Hey I am from Alapaha, Ga. I haven’t fished very much the last few years but I stumbled on your fishing videos and I love to fish but work gets in the way. I’m getting close to retirement so I may get more active in fishing. I love the taste of sheepshead fish. I also love the simplicity of your equipment and low budget boat.😂❤😂
SW Indiana. Never been down south to fish. Not sure where you are. I'm 73yo novice. First video of yours I've seen.
I’m on the upper Gulf Coast
Biloxi, MS, pb is 23” but was only a little over 6 lbs on a H20 Express knock off boga. Honestly didn’t fight nearly as hard as most of the ones I’ve caught. It wasn’t far from the top of the water and was spitting mud everywhere.
Very nice!!!
As a kid we used corn for carp, cats, bluegill , rainbow trout, all freshwater species.
Going to try it down in the Carolinas this year. Nice video
Nice!!
Super fun to watch! Great job out there testing the two kinds. I learned something new!
🙌 thanks brother can’t wait to see what you do with the Hoodwinks!!
@@southernsalt thank you sir! I’ll try them on our shallow flats. Clear water should be good for the colors I picked.
Love catching smallmouth, pike, and walleye in MN. I have never caught a drum before though but I’ve heard of people catching freshwater drum in my area
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I love those sheepies.but didn't know they like corn .great video thanks
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Try a bigger hook Long #8 and bend the tip out a bit. frozen corn is more stiffer.
Watching from Kissimmee fl ,my favorite fish is sheephead,you are excellent.
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Is that the back bay train bridge?
I live in Somerset tx , I'm going to corpus Christi in a couple of weeks I'm going to try the corn and homony
My wife and I live in Fort Pierce, FL and fish the Indian River Lagoon & Jetty. Great video!!!
Nice! Love that place!
Thanks for sharing, thanks for experimenting different type of bait for us hobby fisherman. Thanks from Singapore.
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Nice video!
That was a big Ram that disposed of your net!
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I'm from Walker, LA! I don't get to salt water fish too often but my favorite fish to catch is the one that takes the bait! White Hominy will tried next time I go salt water fishing.
That’s right! Good luck!!
From Tampa FL. Favorite SHEEPY bait is a barnacle. I will try canned corn and Indian corn now. Great tips
Corn is a good bait for sever types of fish. I’ve even taken corn cobs scraps after super and put them in a net and hang them o er in the water to use as a sort of chum to draw fish in. Fish be liking some corn. And in some lakes and rivers the rainbow trout hit corn berry well also
Very nice!!
Hey buddy I have a question I'm going down to Cape Charles Virginia for 4 days next week me and my wife have sea streams with the peddles I wanted to know I wanted to know were should go to catch sheep's head
No clue about that area but I would fish the bridges closest to the Atlantic Ocean that you can get
Where are you catching these fish ? Great fun video!
I like the video and your enthusiasm! I fish out of Tampa Bay and usually those bare patches on the pilings are where other people have been scraping with a shovel or edging tool to chum the fish...
Thank you! I think small patches are fish big patches from people
How do you make your rig an what is it called
Ooooh I was way off!!! Can’t wait to see how this goes!!!
The sheepshead wasn’t only thing eating the corn😂 I got hungry so Nate gave me some 😂
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Great video, I am assuming you might have a float tied to your new net!
Not yet lol
Freeport Florida, I primarily fish around Hogtown Bayou, Never tried to fish the pilons, prefer the grass flats and the quiet there. Great content.
Nice! I appreciate it!!
Hey I live in Pearl River, La if you wanna call that livin but my favorite fish to catch are the one’s that’s biting. For me it’s all about the experience. You know like tricking a fish into thinking that soft plastic minnow is so tasty that he needs to come take a bite & try it out !!! Keep up the good work.
Loving your content from Panama City Fl.
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Do you think you could increase your hookups by chumming with some of that corn?
Possibly
Florida and love catching mangrove snapper.
Awesome!!
Houston Texas my PB is 19". Definitely gonna try this out ASAP.Thanks for the great content Nate.keep up the good work. Also wanna try out your lures soon as well.
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Will do
Definitely enjoyed the video! Glad I found this video! I liked and subscribed.
Thank you!!
I’m from St. Petersburg Florida. My pb sheepshead is 20”. Where is that bridge that you are fishing?
Nice I’m on the upper Gulf Coast
From Aurora, IL. I fish a lot for smallmouth in the local river and catch a walleye or catfish every once in a while on lures
Georgetown SC…. Absolutely never thought of corn and salt/brackish water. We have used yellow corn for bream and it works pretty good but I’ll definitely try it. Love your channel!!! I guess the dip net is gone? 😂