Pretty cool seeing 5 doormats hunt like wolves, thank you for this. I went through the initial stages like most commenters like why isn't he pausing! he could have had that fish! Crab! 2! 3! 5! And figured out that that was a drift you were filming and not you actually trying to catch fish.
They wasted a life. Had they browsed GOOGLE and ordered their delicacy online, in less than an hour it would have reached them on their table placed on seabed and they would have gorged on the same. Silly fishes. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Oh snap, Watching this video again. I totally forgot to mention the most important detail. These Asian flounder are faster than our local counterparts. So drifting at 16 knots is perfectly normal
@@NCbassfishing24 def not effective lol. If you don’t have a drift motor or parachute to slow your drift. Fishing in 25+knt wind , you either anchor up and target something else or call it a day. Just some friendly advice for anyone who may be new to fishing. I e been doing this 35 years. And gladly share any hot spots or secrets with anyone who needs.... god bless and much love to my fellow fishermen/women ...
@@theevilg3nius I have a question. When the current is a little fast some people i fish with on party boats like to use 3 or 4oz jigs or bucktails for fluke. They keep their line in free spool and just let out line to maintain bottom contact....is this optimal? Basically what I'm wondering is when you let out line and it stops for maybe 10 seconds you obviously have bottom contact....but then the line will continue to go out for X amount of time until it stops again briefly when you regain bottom contact. Hope u understand my question
Yes, I've seen them breach the surface and I even caught a flounder on a rat-l trap before. I was being silly and was pulling it as fast as I could and hooked something, never ever expected to pull up a flounder. Not saying that's the norm but it happened lol.
Iv been net fishing for flounder my whole life and I had no idea they were that predatorily that aggressive. Only ever find crabs in the belly’s. Amazing footage
Are flounder like this? Because for me i suspect them only laying flat on the sand and waiting prey to come to not waste much energy chasing something.
I am assuming you were dragging the lure so fast in order to demonstrate but you can see here when they do eventually hit it they don't just swallow it immediately so if you don't stop and allow them to commit you won't catch one like this. Just want to make sure anyone not familiar doesn't think this is the correct technique.
We troll for them. Maybe 1-2 mph. They can often be caught without waiting if you use the right hook and set up. Trolling a river for flounder is very productive.
@@jaywill1523 I do all the time, they don’t have a bite force, their shaking is what shreds. I’ve had one bite my calf before on the kayak and it didn’t feel strong
The flounders that day: “Aye joe” “Hey Larry” “How’s your day going?” “Larry, every day we do the same thing, we hurry ourselves in the sea floor and wait for food to fly or swim past” “My wife had our kids today” “Congratulations….holy shit! There goes food!”
@@crackheadfluke absolutely, much more aggressive as the drift speed increased. Watching this video certainly makes me think twice about those days when i don't fluke fish because i feel the drift is too fast. will be giving it a shot this coming fluke season.
Legend says, the hunt is still on and is telecasted LIVE on TV Channels across the world. Meanwhile, the flounders are chasing the bait in celebration of 3 years of chase expecting the bait to be feasted. Little they know, it is plastic. ☺☺☺
Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
Fun Fact Flat fishes live in water, not in FLAT 🏢. Flat fishes don't pay FLAT Tax for being Flat. Flat fishes never saw FLATbush, Brooklyn. Flat fishes never get FLATulence. Flat fishes never eat FLATbreads. Flat fishes never are FLATlanders. Flat fishes cannot be FLATtered. Flat fishes don't get FLATtened seeing beautiful women. . Flat fishes have gills like Punjabi gills. 😊😊😊
Not gonna lie, that is the worst action I have seen from artificial lol, suprised they even looked at it, why are the tails not moving like they should?
with the drag from the camera you need to add weight to keep the bait on the bottom . as for the speed i dont have much control on wind and tide but i find the fish become more aggressive on the faster driffs
The aggressive nature of the flounders have got them Caught multiple times and they have pleaded guilty in many courts across the country. That is why the judges put them behind bars.... Only to be served roasted, toasted or posted on the table to be served with chilled 🍺🍺🍺 beer. 😃😃😃
I started the video with some expectations. The slowness of the catch made me sleep at least 12 times 1 hour each, before I found that the video, finally ended. 🥱🥱🥱
Legend has it, they're still chasing that lure.
Sangar bng Mantapp 🔥
Lol 😅😅😅
That's one hell of a cast the lol
🤣 I’m really laughing I am saying to myself where did he cast from Miami to Cuba 😂
Damn, the longest cast in history!
Thats not a cast, flounder fishing you drop the lure on the bottom and let the boat drift dragging the lure across the bottom of the ocean
Not where I’m from,
You can’t do that in the Gulf of Mexico or
The Atlantic,
We cast on sandy bottoms for our flounder,
@@tommyluke6407 here in the North we let the wind and tide do the work for us.....😂
😂
He’s trolling moron
Man this is the coolest video I’ve seen in a while. I never knew flounder chase down bait fish like that.
Glad you enjoyed!
Pretty cool seeing 5 doormats hunt like wolves, thank you for this. I went through the initial stages like most commenters like why isn't he pausing! he could have had that fish! Crab! 2! 3! 5! And figured out that that was a drift you were filming and not you actually trying to catch fish.
They wasted a life. Had they browsed GOOGLE and ordered their delicacy online, in less than an hour it would have reached them on their table placed on seabed and they would have gorged on the same. Silly fishes. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
When the fluke finally caught him he said… do you have any idea how fast you were going back there
1:37 that rock crab like wtf
lol
😂
Flounder owes Mr Krabs money or something
Is this some sort of race ? You coulda had a solid 3-4 fish during that one drift/ cast
Oh snap, Watching this video again. I totally forgot to mention the most important detail. These Asian flounder are faster than our local counterparts. So drifting at 16 knots is perfectly normal
Normal, maybe, but apparently not effective.
@@NCbassfishing24 def not effective lol. If you don’t have a drift motor or parachute to slow your drift. Fishing in 25+knt wind , you either anchor up and target something else or call it a day. Just some friendly advice for anyone who may be new to fishing. I e been doing this 35 years. And gladly share any hot spots or secrets with anyone who needs.... god bless and much love to my fellow fishermen/women ...
It's how you get the fastest and most meaty ones 😂
@@theevilg3nius I have a question. When the current is a little fast some people i fish with on party boats like to use 3 or 4oz jigs or bucktails for fluke. They keep their line in free spool and just let out line to maintain bottom contact....is this optimal? Basically what I'm wondering is when you let out line and it stops for maybe 10 seconds you obviously have bottom contact....but then the line will continue to go out for X amount of time until it stops again briefly when you regain bottom contact. Hope u understand my question
This shows that flounder are way more aggressive than ever thought before
Yes, I've seen them breach the surface and I even caught a flounder on a rat-l trap before. I was being silly and was pulling it as fast as I could and hooked something, never ever expected to pull up a flounder. Not saying that's the norm but it happened lol.
It's no secret how aggressive they are. There been chasing bait forever
Iv been net fishing for flounder my whole life and I had no idea they were that predatorily that aggressive. Only ever find crabs in the belly’s. Amazing footage
Everyone saying didn't catch anything I think he was trying show reaction of fish when using that type of lure
The camera Pool is in a pole holder just filming the pole in my hand is catching fish
I’ve caught a few flounders with my son. They are the coolest fish that lay in the bottom. We use catfish meat as bait for them.
Next time you catch your SON, with few flounders. 😜😜😜
Are flounder like this? Because for me i suspect them only laying flat on the sand and waiting prey to come to not waste much energy chasing something.
Did anyone else see the buried crab at 1:37?
I tried all last year to catch a flounder no luck. Caught many other species though out here in norfolk virginia. Awesome footage
Try inviting an expert. I did and I catch more flounder than I know what to do with. Good luck!
You’re either fishing the wrong spots or wrong time of year
Norfolk also in OV. Spent sooo much on founder lures n special curve hooks!
I am assuming you were dragging the lure so fast in order to demonstrate but you can see here when they do eventually hit it they don't just swallow it immediately so if you don't stop and allow them to commit you won't catch one like this. Just want to make sure anyone not familiar doesn't think this is the correct technique.
Amazingly said
He's drifting, in a boat, which is one of the best techniques in flounder fishing.
We troll for them. Maybe 1-2 mph. They can often be caught without waiting if you use the right hook and set up. Trolling a river for flounder is very productive.
I've never caught a Flounder fishing that fast.
Dam coolest vid I've ever seen.
I never thought the flounder chased the bait like that. I thought they lie in wait and jump after it. Cool video
thanks for watching
How are you getting flies buzzing underwater LOL!
There's are
Those are jigs
So you're suppose to outrun the fish...damn I've had it all wrong.
Man! I didn’t know flounder was so aggressive!!
Well...they do have very sharp teeth.
All tooth fish are
Try sti k your ringer in him mouth
Bottom feeder fish
@@jaywill1523 I do all the time, they don’t have a bite force, their shaking is what shreds. I’ve had one bite my calf before on the kayak and it didn’t feel strong
Those fish deserve gold medals. 😂
Omg I did not know that flukes swim like that that’s so weird
How are they flies buzzing around under water lol
It’s a bucktail jig
Geez, that was about the strangest thing I've seen. Obviously, they were suspicious of your lure (or presentation). Something wasn't right.
the camera is in a pole holder just filming . a little jigging would had got them going
ヒラメって、こんなにひつこく追ってくるんや💦
one must imagine flounder happy
良いですね！
The flounders that day:
“Aye joe”
“Hey Larry”
“How’s your day going?”
“Larry, every day we do the same thing, we hurry ourselves in the sea floor and wait for food to fly or swim past”
“My wife had our kids today”
“Congratulations….holy shit! There goes food!”
how fast are you going?
just drifting on a moving tide
@@crackheadfluke Thanks for reply, in the video it seems pretty fast. Nice clip.
@@wsavinovich you are right it is one of the faster drifts out of all of my video's .as you can see the speed increases their aggression
@@crackheadfluke absolutely, much more aggressive as the drift speed increased. Watching this video certainly makes me think twice about those days when i don't fluke fish because i feel the drift is too fast. will be giving it a shot this coming fluke season.
I remember catching one of these with a throw net at the beach
Legend says, the hunt is still on and is telecasted LIVE on TV Channels across the world. Meanwhile, the flounders are chasing the bait in celebration of 3 years of chase expecting the bait to be feasted. Little they know, it is plastic. ☺☺☺
Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
crackheadfluke.com
Anychance you know the drift speed? It was obviously to fast and it wouldn't be helpful to know what is to fast
Good video fishing in seconds great
You could have caught a few of those fish had you just slowed down once in a while
the pole is dead sticked in a pole holder just filming .catching fish with the pole in my hand
@@crackheadfluke ah I see. I troll from my kayak so i like to pause every so often. Easy to do from a yak.
Those crabs at 2:19 lol
THis also works really well with dragging a sand shrimp across the bottom. :p.
Did anyone else see that random crab in the sand?
Imagine a flounder chasing you...
they should make a movie where someone get chased by a giant flounder
i love watching on the big flat screen
Sick footage
1:37 mr crabs is pissed off
Nice footage
Thanks for the visit
Underwater flies............who knew ?
ヒラメは、意外とルアー追ってます。
追うのですがストップ入れてもなかなか食わない場合が多いですね😂
This is Ike that Uncut Gems movie!😂😂😂😂
We reviewed these cameras. They are awesome. Great video. Just subscribed!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
What kind of camera is this?
@@kylesalmon6149 Waterwolf
Proof that you gotta stop and let your rig drop every 5-10 seconds.
😀😀😀👍👍👍Супер!
1:36 lol crab
Amazing video I'm from Nova scoita and it makes me want to just set my hook a trail on bottem for one haha
Have any of you guys ever stepped on Them on the Beach??? So Strange feeling!!!🤣
Good stuff! Fish on!
You know it!
Flounders are so damn cool😂
why u jig so fast. u make the fluke use to much energy. it is like the fluke is working for u
Quá hây👍👍❤❤❤❤
Gotta real in slow for flounder lol
I wonder if they would have hit something else instead of following?
ohhhh my...love it
Why don’t you slow the boat down so they can actually get the bait?
faster is better than slow the speed triggers a more aggressive strike.
How far can you cast?!
Anyone else see that Blue Crab at 1:37?
That was so painful to watch
Who trolls the bait faster than the fish can swing... 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
didn't have my drift sock with me
Non pensavo attaccassero il gommato😱
intresting
Fun Fact
Flat fishes live in water, not in FLAT 🏢.
Flat fishes don't pay FLAT Tax for being Flat.
Flat fishes never saw FLATbush, Brooklyn.
Flat fishes never get FLATulence.
Flat fishes never eat FLATbreads.
Flat fishes never are FLATlanders.
Flat fishes cannot be FLATtered.
Flat fishes don't get FLATtened seeing beautiful women.
.
Flat fishes have gills like Punjabi gills.
😊😊😊
こんなに追ってくるんだ
ねぇ。真上通る時にガブッと来るもんかと思ってたら普通に追うんだな。
Ambush predators?
There was like 10 of them
Me thinking how to cast that far
If drop that rigg back every onece while you'd catch more slow down
The pole is in a pole holder just filming the pole in my hand is catching fish
The polls in a pole holder just filming
1:37 カニさん
止めのアクションが必要とはこの事か👍
釣れんのか〜い😂
ちょっと大きかったね
On so many levels sh!t looks scary the way flounder look and how fast it swim up to the lure
Dude must not like to let it drop for a few seconds...
camera pole is dead sticked in a pole holder just filming
Cool
👍👍👍👍
Fresh Sashimi!!!!!!🐟
Bro that must be a realllly far cast of you are reeling for that long
drifting in a boat
Not gonna lie, that is the worst action I have seen from artificial lol, suprised they even looked at it, why are the tails not moving like they should?
well without the camera you wouldn't know how bad they are
@@crackheadfluke the last one on the hook seemed decent but not 100 working maybe 90% action
GOOD 👍
What kind of camera do you use
that was a waterwolf
bucktail is too heavy first off, second off, are you trying to troll for tuna or something youre going too fast.
with the drag from the camera you need to add weight to keep the bait on the bottom . as for the speed i dont have much control on wind and tide but i find the fish become more aggressive on the faster driffs
The aggressive nature of the flounders have got them Caught multiple times and they have pleaded guilty in many courts across the country.
That is why the judges put them behind bars....
Only to be served roasted, toasted or posted on the table to be served with chilled 🍺🍺🍺 beer. 😃😃😃
Where u from brodie
@@dimydek6686 Guess. 🙊🙊🙊
And all bc you reeled too fast
Twitch twitch pause. All you have to do Jesus.
filming cant jig the camera
stop and go
You're trolling too fast..!
1 mph perfect speed on a drift
its a tampal puke!,
🤣🤣🤣
Trolling too fast.
faster is better than too slow on the drift 1mph is perfect
too fast
too fast is better than too slow
Reeling way too fast
drifting on a boat
This gave me heart problems. Like watching porn and not getting to hear the good part. Go back go back
I started the video with some expectations.
The slowness of the catch made me sleep at least 12 times 1 hour each, before I found that the video, finally ended. 🥱🥱🥱
Possibly one my fav videos in long time thanks
They follow it a very long time
at least 100 yards