Going the summer of 2023 in July. Will I have a chance of catching any from shore. I’ve caught many in Florida and it seems so absurd you can catch them from shore! Love the video!
Still have a hard time looking at those cliffs without thinking of other films I've seen of them from the Spring of 1945. I'm happy to see you putting them to a much better use and giving me more pleasant associations to go with them. And surf casting for Mahi, like you said "That's so awesome." And a kitchen in barracks - wow, deluxe! We had a couple of bunks, lockers, and a TV. And you're right, you *must* be on guard against counterfeit beer.
Hey I have I reconized where you were at and I am just going to say good job picking the good weather to go out there. Because when I was tryin to fish there once we were in a storm and the wind was crazy we could not even cast out.
Ryan, you killed it again. This video is unreal, you need to be part mountain goat to fish those cliffs, sure would hate to take a tumble , don't know how you'd get back up. Your videos are becoming so informative and professional, you could end up with a TV show.
Bob Michals Thank you! Maybe one day I’ll have enough time to really throw all my focus at filmmaking. Until then, I’ll try to keep cranking out some cool vids 🤙🏼
Nice vid bro. There is a spot here in florida where you can catch mahi and wahoo and sails off the beach. Its the only spot in the world I've fished that I've been able to do it.
For future reference, you used a liquid measuring cup for dry ingredients. Hope your stuff arrived in good shape. It was always a crapshoot in the late 80’s.
I currently live in Osaka Japan but will be moving to a home close to this area in Okinawa (worst time amid this whole crisis I know). Interested to know what months are best for catching Mahi Mahi from the spot in the vid. I'm assuming around October-November? Everything has been late here on the mainland (rainy season, summer etc) what about Okinawa?
Hoping to catch a bigger one in the next few weeks! Tight lines doods 🎣🤙🏼
JunoRyan your Turing in to Victor
Lynn Oomens (JunoRyan vs. Landshark) less professional, worse angles, more sarcasm 🤙🏼🔥
The pier crowd here in the U.S: Ugly Stiks n Penns
The crowd in Japan: Stellas n Saltigas
Inlet Reg bro forreal 😂
Going the summer of 2023 in July. Will I have a chance of catching any from shore. I’ve caught many in Florida and it seems so absurd you can catch them from shore! Love the video!
Still have a hard time looking at those cliffs without thinking of other films I've seen of them from the Spring of 1945. I'm happy to see you putting them to a much better use and giving me more pleasant associations to go with them. And surf casting for Mahi, like you said "That's so awesome." And a kitchen in barracks - wow, deluxe! We had a couple of bunks, lockers, and a TV. And you're right, you *must* be on guard against counterfeit beer.
John Leonard thank you for your service.
John Leonard there are definitely some benefits to Officer housing haha 🤙🏼 tight lines my friend
JunoRyan AHA! BOQ, well I guess rank hath its privileges. I was an NCO.
Awesome video, I learned a lot! Can’t wait to start fishing!
Hey I have I reconized where you were at and I am just going to say good job picking the good weather to go out there. Because when I was tryin to fish there once we were in a storm and the wind was crazy we could not even cast out.
Great catch!! And yummy fish👍👍
Thanks for showing the world the beautiful Okinawa not many people don’t know yet!
Love the narration and the build up to the catch, and then the cook. Gotta be real careful on those rocks. Mahi from shore is epic. Tight lines
CPro Fishing definitely a little sketchy on those rocks haha. Thanks for the kind words brother 👏🏼
I love Japan! Spent 12 years at Yokota. Mostly fishing inland freshwater but did some surf fishing around Okayama at the in-laws. Great video!!!
Brian Jenkins thanks my man 🙌🏼
Duuuuude more Oki fishing!!!! So that I can see what I missed out on when I was there lmao
stegmandd more coming soon my man 🤙🏼
Ryan, you killed it again. This video is unreal, you need to be part mountain goat to fish those cliffs, sure would hate to take a tumble , don't know how you'd get back up. Your videos are becoming so informative and professional, you could end up with a TV show.
Bob Michals Thank you! Maybe one day I’ll have enough time to really throw all my focus at filmmaking. Until then, I’ll try to keep cranking out some cool vids 🤙🏼
That’s insane I would’ve never thought that u can catch those from the shore!!!! Nice job man!🤙
Luke P thanks brother! 🙌🏼
Nice catch from the shore. Out here in Cali the big bucket list fish from shore is a yellowtail. Late summer early fall on Catalina Island.
KatiePhongh those are absolutely on my list too! They are so cool looking 🤙🏼
That was so cool and awesomeness. Glad you survived too. Looks very difficult and mildly nerve racking.
Haha it’s safe when it’s calm. Rough seas that spot gets dangerous
Nice catch! I don’t miss those jagged rocks!
Love the videos keep up the great content when you can
Taylor Cole thank you! 🙏
I loved the video! where is this? And when is it Mahi-mahi season?
The Y plate brings back memories.
Brian Jenkins haha, only some will know 🤙🏼
You should try for one of the bug tigers
Nice job Ryan
Jason Cochran thanks brother 🤙🏼
Nice vid bro. There is a spot here in florida where you can catch mahi and wahoo and sails off the beach. Its the only spot in the world I've fished that I've been able to do it.
Ryan Cook that’s insane! 🔥Never even heard of land based wahoo
@@RyanMorie santa Rosa island in the panhandle
For future reference, you used a liquid measuring cup for dry ingredients. Hope your stuff arrived in good shape. It was always a crapshoot in the late 80’s.
Terri Stroh oh yeah, 100%... but it was definitely better than eyeballing 😂
Amazing 👍👍👍
I currently live in Osaka Japan but will be moving to a home close to this area in Okinawa (worst time amid this whole crisis I know). Interested to know what months are best for catching Mahi Mahi from the spot in the vid. I'm assuming around October-November? Everything has been late here on the mainland (rainy season, summer etc) what about Okinawa?
Sick video bro👍🏼
Thanks my man
you can use savage gear line through jig.. the line goes through the jig and the fish wont be able to shake the lure off using the lure's weight..
Tala Tala you can use a lot of stuff, a Mahi will eat almost anything. Very few things cast as far as an 80gram hunk of lead though 🤙🏼
Authentic Angler yeah, no reason for it, other than that’s how the jig happened to be rigged. Probably overkill tbh
Authentic Angler yeah I put the hooks on though
You should try a buck tail not to much weight should work good
So glad I found your channel man, I live about 5 minutes from Zanpa. What rod/reel do you use to target the Mahi there?
I use a Van Staal reel and a Shimano Coltsniper 10' rod. Any med-heavy spinning set-up will work
Land based mahi yewwwwwwwwww
Yessir!!
I'm here now what spot is it
Are you at Captain yet?
JACK of ALL TRADES negative, just pinned on the silver bar in August
Thank God you checked the beer I was worried
Last weekend I crossed your line when you has a fish on and you lost it I felt like the biggest a hole.
No worries brother! That's a part of fishing 🤙🏼
Free ball it or eye ball it.. what?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Terrified looking at those rocks
nice work - but dude - in Okinawa eating fresh fish and you are drinking budweiser????? shame on you. Orion sir. Orion.
The best beers:
1. Cold
2. Free 🤣