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Bearded Brad is hustling on these videos. One of the hardest working and fastest growing fishing TH-camr. Keep up the great content and remember, Beach Bum is the best!
Thanks dude! I really appreciate that
Now, I did see Beach Bum catching fish on the BeardedBrad pompano rigs. Maybe BeardedBrad is best, now.
He definitely is putting in the work and putting out great content
I did catch a couple of yellow eye snapper using bits of hotdogs and a specked trout with a mini marshmellow with herring juice on it!
35 years ago I worked on an offshore oil platform in the Santa Barbara Channel in Southern California. The platform was located about 6 miles offshore in +- 200 feet of water and loaded with many different varieties of fish from top to bottom in the water column. During certain times of the year different types of surface fish would congregate around the platform, and would inhale corn, peas, beans, pieces of hot dogs, salmon eggs, pretty much anything you can think of...
I worked off shore on a crew boat about 15 years ago in the gulf of mexico. I agree 100%. My first hitch out I did not bring a fishing rod and I was catching huge fish with a nylon rope and a bent nail I sharpened and put a barb on. Captain was laughing at me but I was keeping bringing in some big grouper and snapper all day.
Corn is an ancient (at least 80s) Carp Fishing Method, You fire extra corn out there with a pocketed sling shot as an attractant.
Really appreciate a fisherman like you trying new stuff, especially cheap stuff. In freshwater I add a lot of salt to the corn so it won't go bad for next trip and maybe puts more scent in the water. Looking forward to spring when I can use my homemade pork trailers cut thin for Mepps Spinners. Maybe soak some in koolaid for color varieties. Please keep putting out some cheap alternative bait advice to counter the crazy price inflation going on.
Makes sense that corn works in salt water. I've been hauling fresh water trout with Fishgum here in the mountain lakes of Arizona. The pink/red stuff is the schiznitz
40 degrees….Here in Pa, we call that Spring 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You can have it!
Hella job the bearded 1. Doing great pumping out videos and all are informative and fun. Great work buddy
Thanks man!
Takes me back to my young fishing days with my dad. He would use Cornbread if he could keep it on the hook!! lol Thanks Brad, great video!
The best thing about using corn is that, if you don't catch fish, you can eat the corn! I've only used corn for freshwater, but you definitely gave me an idea for my next trip to saltwater! Cool video!
Love the committment in the 40 degree weather to your fans Brad, great video! I've caught freshwater fish on corn but never tried saltwater...love to see you try chickpeas or some other vegetable lol
My brother and l got some bamboo rods when we were about 10 and, we used corn to catch perch. Haven't done it since. Thanks for the memories.
Dude your videos just keep getting better and better. Keep grinding buddy.
Thank you Sir for all of your videos. I look forward to each one you share.
Hey Brad. Love ur vids. We used to add a mini marshmallow with the corn. Always worked back in Arkansas and Tennessee. Now in GS. Keep it up!
We use corn regularly as bait or in chum. Works great with a live small minnow then corn covering the barb helps prevent the bait frlm slipping off.
Great one,man! I’m a Tennessee guy as well.Go Big Orange! Make a few trips to the coast each year.Fishing from Destin to Bay St Louis,Mississippi.I watch all you guys’ videos and wish I could be down there full time,lol.As a kid we caught trout in Arkansas on corn.Great idea to try it for saltwater.Keep up the great content!
Canned corn gives off a milky liquid that I believe gets the fish to bite. We used to poke holes in a can of creamed corn and let it sink to the bottom to concentrate fish, and fish near the submerged can. Basically like chumming.
Smart!
I have heard of it in the creek for years but have never tried it. Great video!
You’re a beast at putting out content dude.
That was freaking awesome. Me and my cousins did the same thing in south Florida in the everglades but I really didn't think that would work in on the beach.
yes have used this method to catch mullet on east coast of southern Florida.
Fun to watch. Good use of your imagination using corn for bait. Keep up the great videos, always enjoy.
Thank you!
@@BeardedBrad92 you have saved me a bunch of money buying bait for now on its corn time lol
I would love to see how that works in warmer weather. And to try any canned vegetable. That would be cool!!!
Never thought of corn for saltwater pretty cool
got me wanting to go try too
Good job. We always kept canned corn for fishing.
We use canned corn brined with MSG and oil from a can of tuna for Kokanee (landlocked Salmon) and it works great.
I don't know if you use it in the USA, but over here across the pond we use cubes of luncheon meat (spam) which is very effective in fresh water. May be worth a try.
Up here in pa we used corn for stocked trout. And carp love corn as many know. Never thought about trying it down there in the surf though 👍
Good video I would of never thought. Now I'm gonna take some corn down to the creek near me with a float. Thanks!
You should find something doing that!
couple of whiting, leftover bait corn and you got yourself the makings of a good chowder
Really cool experiment! Ive caught a lot of carp on corn.
Cool experiment Brad! I wonder how much the color of the corn and how much the scent attracts the fish. Here in the UK we use artificial corn that is buoyant to catch carp in freshwater. Thanks for mixing things up and keeping things interesting for us! I would like to see if peas are as successful as the corn was. Keep up the great work and as always- peace and love from the UK bro!
I’m guessing it’s the color. I’ll definitely try some other stuff and see what happens!
Been battling stomach problems the last 2 weeks and can seriously say your videos as well as the rest of the clickbaiterz is keeping me going man.
Your other best bro when I was young in VA my grandfather and I used to use corn and mini marshmallows to catch rainbow trout they loved it. Great video as usual.
Great fishing video l haven’t never tired corn in saltwater but I think l will try it
I grew up using corn in the grass along the bay in spring and summer for flounder. Crush/Crack some and toss it in the water then put some on a hook, worked surprisingly well.
I’ve caught bass and crappie on corn at table rock lake in missouri. If fresh corn doesn’t work leaving it outside for a few days in the summer heat seems to make it work a bit better
Hey Brad, brings back memories of pond fishing in Kansas. We also used raw bacon with great results. I bet that pork fat shimmering in the water will either frenzy for or run like hell from. Lets see next time your board and feeling adventurous.
Canned corn is a very popular bait in the winter in the northeast to catch "winter flounder" (salt water fish)
You might try baby corn that is used in Asian dishes it’s still on the cob so you might have a larger bait for bigger fish.
Great idea
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As a vols fan and native Tennessean I got to say your videos are the best brother keep up the good work
Go vols
Thanks man! Go Vols!
Great idea and video, you need to try some of CMR cheese balls next lol
Corn catches everything. Lol try doughball, they use it alot in Europe. Mix it with shrimp and cornmeal. Tightlines
I used link sausage back in the summer on SGI. Caught several keeper size whiting.
All I could think of when I sen you putting the corn on the pink hook was baby clam shells
for the silhouette
When I was younger way back in the 70’s I would use Mexican can corn for carp and catfish. It had little pieces of red peppers and I would alternate with the corn as I was baiting the hook. Little more colorful and worked great.
Smart. I knew it worked in freshwater but this was the first time I tried it in saltwater
@@BeardedBrad92 yea that’s insane. I would have never thought about trying it in the salt.
We used to fish in the Kanawha River, WV off of my Dad's Dock and Houseboat, I came home for Leave from the Military and the first thing I would do is punch holes in a can a corn and drop it in the river by the dock and then we would catch fish all week with almost anything as they were gathered for the feast! WOW, it never even occurred to me to try corn, what if you went to the pier with those hot hooks like I use and put corn on them....be interesting to see what you catch! Have a good one, and good video
I know your toes were cold haha. thats awesome you caught them on corn in the winter!
That was just crazy! Corn! Hahahaha... I think y'all need to try that off shore just because! Cheers!
Man, anything will work offshore!
we use corn for ice fishing here in CO works great for trout. Good stuff Brad!
Does corn catch wild trout or just stocked ones?
I’ve caught all types from stocker rainbow trout to big lakers on it 👍🏻
Nice!
Lol I have done it so much in freshwater. Never thought it would work in saltwater. Let’s Go !!! 🧨🧨
I didn’t think it would either!
We used corn and Velveeta cheese for trout in Utah back in the day. Mostly stocker Rainbows.
your the most reel.. love ur vids
Dang good video and definitely different ✅💥✌️
Thanks man!
Here in Southern California you can catch fish on frozen peas all day long off the rocks and small cliffs in the ocean.
Fished the Duck river near Normandy for trout using corn
We have used white corn for silvers up here and it works great
Awesome!
When I was a young man in Imperial Valley California, we would use corn to catch Sargo and Croaker in the Salton Sea, damm good and cheap bait.
We used corn a lot when I was a kid to catch carp, catfish, and trout. We stopped using it when we were advised that it could get stuck in the digestive system of the fish. Anyways, good video.
I’ve never heard of it being an issue. Interesting
Wow corn that's pretty cool man I'm gonna have to try that down here in Galveston
Yes sir!
I have used corn on a sabiki at the skyway fishing pier to catch bait... works when you run out of shrimp... never tried peas, but we did feed peas to fish during a snorkeling trip in Hawaii..
That’s cool man. I think I’ll try peas next
I also used corn as a kid along with bread balls in freshwater. I never once thought of corn in saltwater but will try it on my next trip south. Also, I have always called that type of grass, sauerkraut grass.
Idk what it’s real name it, but it’s annoying!
My uncle and I used colored mini marshmallows for trout in Montana. Always enjoy your videos BB
I’m gonna have to try that!
Maybe try marshmallows. They soak up fluids well, so you can marinate them with whatever flavors you want
Grew up in New England. Use to use corn as kid Sun fish n Brookies. Moved to Florida years ago n Saltwater fishing is whole different experience. Never thought to trie corn but maybe switch from the cheap stuff and try Green giant, might catch something bigger, lol. Recently started watching ya videos through other fishing videos I follow such Angler up, Beach bum, camera man Ron n etc. Appreciate the content n you trying different things.
Up north we us it for flounder n carp
I use precooked shrimp when fishing trout n cats over here in Smokies so I tried some breaded shrimp at Pensacola this past summer. Took bread off n just used small tuff shrimp n caught lots of whiting n other fish
Awesome!
Holy cow growing fast. !
Never tried the corn but I used to catch some pretty big mullet on white bread in the winter time.
I’ll have to try that
I've used corn and peas to catch opal eyes on the west coast.
Yumm spaghetti seaweed, goes great with canned corn
I’ve caught bass and crappie on corn at table rock lake in missouri.
I used to catch rainbow trout on corn when nothing else worked. I’m going to try it for pompano in a few weeks.
Not surprised we use it her in west virginia bluegill, trout ,carp.
Love your videos keep up the good work.
Thanks dude!
I'm going to try soaking corn in Manhattan oil
Try earth worms
Will do!
One time I was fishing off a reef in Broward county Florida to catch some baitfish and we ran out of bait. I tried some soft white bread on a small hook like I do in freshwater and we caught all the little grunts and sailors choice we needed.
Nice fish!
Thanks!
Show a picture of your cart looks cool.😎
I had to Sub to you on this one, never would have thought you could catch fish in the salt on corn ! Mullet maybe but Whiting and Croakers ? That's Crazy !
Your corn fuzzing me lol
i live in north AL next to the Tenn state line. we used whole canned hominy when i was a kid instead of corn. it seemed to attract bigger fish. i also wonder what you might catch off the jetty or next to bridge spans where there is a bit of structure
Worm Grunting in Apalachicola.
A s a kid in South Africa I caught plenty Bass. Using a piece of bicycle valve tubing.
Maybe bits of hotdog? lol
I got to say it used to be great for catching carp up north of Michigan put corn on the hook just like you did after all a handful of the corn out in the lake or the river and sit back and just wait and nail it saltwater yeah I don't know either good luck man
I've have mullet with corn and bream
That was a cool idea, who would of thought 🤔
Should use non-GMO corn, just to be safe.
In Quincy MA I used to fish for flounder with corn using a row boat I would chum with the corn to attract them also this was back in the 1990s
I am definitely going to try that on the Gulf Whiting northern's eat anything
Yea buddy 😂😂😂
Corn has always been so good bait for western trout fishing!,
Next video you should rig on a whole Corn 🌽 🤣
Takes me back to my childhood fishing for bluegill. Cool that you can catch saltwater fish on corn too!
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Yes sir!
My vote would be try pieces of Slim Jim's! works great in freshwater!
Great idea!
I would try some salmon eggs. You can buy them in a jar.
Think that would stay on a hook?
@@BeardedBrad92 absolutely
Uncle Josh use to carry a line of jarred salmon eggs. Not sure anymore. But in a spawn bag setup they would surely give off a ton of scent. You wouldn’t impale each individual egg. Just get some netting and add 4-5 eggs and wrap up into a little ball. They make tiny floats you can add to the bag to help them float just off the bottom. How we fished salmon and trout up in Michigan. Maybe add just a smidge of a piece of fish bites to each bag to see if it helps.
We used corn for rainbow trout in KY
I used it a lot in freshwater too. First time trying it in saltwater
You should try to do the DIY fishbites bait. Search around on TH-cam and you'll find it. Basically it's water, gelatin, and gulp attractant. The guy makes little cubes out of it and fishes those.