It's great this new teaching format because one needs to learn how to fish, how to target different species, the gear required and the cost involved. Then you add in the most important factor - Bait. Then you have practicals, hopefully you put what you learn into practice and are successful. NOW JUST RINSE AND REPEAT.....BUT ALWAYS KEEP LEARNING. THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO CATCH FISH. BE HUMBLE AND WILLING TO LEARN AND YOU WILL BE A BOSS ANGLER IN NO TIME. ALSO REMEMBER TO TEACH AND HELP OTHERS AS WELL.
Love it. I always appreciate a mix of education/action to complement it. What I'd really like to see is an in depth explanation of your technique for live lining/chunking for yellows. You seem to kill it and would love to see a video explaining everything from catching bait, rigging, tackle, strategy, you name it!
Great video. Love the format. Fishing the Jersey shore for more than 50 years and I am still learning so whatever you can share Chris, we'll eat it up. Tight lines, bro.
Awesome!! We need this for yellow fin and blue fin brotha. I know can’t give us numbers, but tips and tricks on how your so successful consistently. How you do your spread, what to look for. What to look when your out there. Anything wanna give us on tuna. Thank capt!!
Great video! I really enjoy watching shows/ videos that include where, why, how people run their spreads, etc... It doesn’t need to every video but it would be great to see more tutorials. Thanks for the information.
Wow is Brian from Roxborough that’s my back yard Wissahickon creek great trout bite. Love the videos on different ways on catching fish. We want last weekend out of belmar my 12 year old son got his first yellowfin he was 2 for 2
The format is excellent. As someone new to inshore fishing, the information on tackle, presentation and how to target the species is greatly appreciated. Owe you guys a cold one some day!
Great video, Capt Chris! Looks like everyone had a great time! Have you given any thought to doing a video about your boat? I’m sure there are a lot us out there that would enjoy it! Stay safe on the Mighty Atlantic!
Love your videos, learned a lot over the years. Hope to see you at Hudson Canyon! We run out of Fire Island inlet in Long Island NY and do a lot of tuna fishing. John on the 33 Grady!
We come out of Chestnut Neck but do most of our fishing in the inlet and back channels. Maybe we can buy you a drink at Back Bay Ale house this summer!
I think September and October are the best simply because a lot of guys who are down the shore for the summer go home and all that’s left is us die hards. I run out of GE and notice that it picks up inshore after Labor Day.
Head out to the boat show at the 28m like all the shoobies do, last October we were overnight ing little yellowfin I landed a nice gaffer bull 39lbs out at the trunk
Chris, you and your crew are absolutely amazing. Your respect for the waters off the Jersey coast is just second to none. I have learned so much by watching your videos including this tutorial. I'm up in north west Jersey right about 2 miles from the Delaware river. Please don't change a thing i look forward to seeing your videos whenever you get a chance to make them!! 👍🤪
Wissahickon Creek? Where are you originally from? I'm Bucks County next door. I didn't realize that you can catch these so close to land. Twenty miles out? Hmm. Oh, how's the repairs on your boat going? Is it fixed? Your channel is so much fun.
Hey Bob. I am originally from Voorhees, NJ. My brother in law is from Roxborough/Manayunk PA area. Yea you can get them that close And no progress on the 43 yet. Waiting on the repairs.
What’s your lite tuna set up? Rod, reel and line (mono or brraid?). Great videos very down to earth and you explain the basics witch we forget all the time!!!
Hey Chris! Nice vid. When do the mahi usually show up in NJ? I fish up in ny out of Shinnecock. This year the mahi have been small and so have the bluefin. The yellows have been giant though. Last week I hooked and lost what we estimated to be a 115 lb yellowfin. Hope you get the same luck but you actually land the thing. Lol
Thank you for clarification on the size/bag limit. If you're in NJ and you post your catch on some facebook groups, you get a lot of negativity because they think you've violated the regs (which they obviously don't know about up here)
Great format. Had questions about positioning. Are you using motors or anchoring up.? It doesnt seem like a drift would be optimal unless slow pitching up the column with the drift. What do you think?
on the big boat i figure out which way we'll drift then go upcurrent or upwind then drift by the buoy/structure. I try and stay a casting distance away and try to chum them closer. then once we hook one they'll usually come right to the boat. Out in the canyons sometimes they literally swim right up to the boat
Great video man but I have a question I'm 14 I've been fishing my hole life from jersey and I want to go into the fishing business and I have so many questions about the fishing out there 10 20 miles out can you do a video on like the basics of tuna fishing in what gear to use and what kind of line you recommend
I like the format! I may borrow it for virtual teaching. Thanks for all the mahi tips. I'll be putting g the advice to use. Landed our first ever Mahi on the Brynnie-B II this summer. Looking g forward to many more!
Another great vid. Quick one for ya- you had a Phoenix before- I’m looking at a 38 Phoenix down in cape May with twin Detroit 671TA’s. Any thoughts on it before I sea trial?
hey man shoot me an email with your cell phone number. chrischotti@gmail.com Pretty sure the 38 was the same vintage as my 34. When i went to sell mine we had major water intrusion issues into the hull and stringers. In addition, the 671s were great motors, but from all my research only in the right application. Phoenix made a great hull. Fit n finish not great. Rides very well. But very concerned about the water intrusion issues on mine.
Hey Capt I know there was yellowfin at inshore as the triple wrecks down south, were they also up north a bit in the mud hole/ gloryhole? Also I checked out the 38 ocean we spoke about getting survey done fingers crossed!! Thanks!
It's great this new teaching format because one needs to learn how to fish, how to target different species, the gear required and the cost involved. Then you add in the most important factor - Bait.
Then you have practicals, hopefully you put what you learn into practice and are successful. NOW JUST RINSE AND REPEAT.....BUT ALWAYS KEEP LEARNING. THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO CATCH FISH. BE HUMBLE AND WILLING TO LEARN AND YOU WILL BE A BOSS ANGLER IN NO TIME. ALSO REMEMBER TO TEACH AND HELP OTHERS AS WELL.
Thanks so much for watching.
Love it. I always appreciate a mix of education/action to complement it. What I'd really like to see is an in depth explanation of your technique for live lining/chunking for yellows. You seem to kill it and would love to see a video explaining everything from catching bait, rigging, tackle, strategy, you name it!
Thanks for watching Max. I'll work on it.
Love this idea! No fishing channels I follow are doing these (especially not any local NJ channels that are relevant to where I fish). Thanks Chris!
THanks so much for the kind words!
Great video. Love the format. Fishing the Jersey shore for more than 50 years and I am still learning so whatever you can share Chris, we'll eat it up. Tight lines, bro.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome!! We need this for yellow fin and blue fin brotha. I know can’t give us numbers, but tips and tricks on how your so successful consistently. How you do your spread, what to look for. What to look when your out there. Anything wanna give us on tuna. Thank capt!!
Ok Richard I'm gonna work on it.
Captain coach with the powerpoint and all. Nice!
ha!
Cool video format. Check out the Tsunami split tail minnows as the search bait. If we hook up on it we'll throw the chunks and work the pot.
ok great thanks for the tip Jared!!
Another great video Chris. I really like the way you done this video and showed exactly how you do things. Awesome video
Thanks so much Josh!!!
Reaper Fishing NJ thank you for the content.
Great 👍 content Captain Chris !! They were some nice catches !! Thank you for another great video Capt !!
Thanks as always Charles!
Great video! I really enjoy watching shows/ videos that include where, why, how people run their spreads, etc... It doesn’t need to every video but it would be great to see more tutorials. Thanks for the information.
Thanks so much for the kind words and for watching!!
Wow is Brian from Roxborough that’s my back yard Wissahickon creek great trout bite. Love the videos on different ways on catching fish. We want last weekend out of belmar my 12 year old son got his first yellowfin he was 2 for 2
That's great James. Yes he is!!!! My sister met him in Philly one night and the rest is history.
The format is excellent. As someone new to inshore fishing, the information on tackle, presentation and how to target the species is greatly appreciated. Owe you guys a cold one some day!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Like this format once and a while
Awesome thanks for teaching
You bet!
Nice presentation! Your ready for corporate gigs!
I wish!
Great video, Capt Chris! Looks like everyone had a great time! Have you given any thought to doing a video about your boat? I’m sure there are a lot us out there that would enjoy it! Stay safe on the Mighty Atlantic!
Thanks so much Biff. Yes that's on our list!
Reaper Fishing NJ sweet! Looking forward to it! ✌🏻
Love your videos, learned a lot over the years. Hope to see you at Hudson Canyon! We run out of Fire Island inlet in Long Island NY and do a lot of tuna fishing.
John on the 33 Grady!
Thanks so much John. See you out there.
So glad I found this channel. Great information and entertaining. Down to earth way of teaching. Thanks.
THanks so much for watching!!! Really appreciate it. Welcome to ReaperFishing!!! Plenty more vids coming!
We come out of Chestnut Neck but do most of our fishing in the inlet and back channels. Maybe we can buy you a drink at Back Bay Ale house this summer!
Love the information. I look forward to it for other species too. Especially the terminal tackle and rods/reels.
Thanks so much Jeremy!!
I think September and October are the best simply because a lot of guys who are down the shore for the summer go home and all that’s left is us die hards. I run out of GE and notice that it picks up inshore after Labor Day.
Head out to the boat show at the 28m like all the shoobies do, last October we were overnight ing little yellowfin I landed a nice gaffer bull 39lbs out at the trunk
Chris, you and your crew are absolutely amazing. Your respect for the waters off the Jersey coast is just second to none. I have learned so much by watching your videos including this tutorial. I'm up in north west Jersey right about 2 miles from the Delaware river. Please don't change a thing i look forward to seeing your videos whenever you get a chance to make them!! 👍🤪
Aww man thanks so much for the kind words Hank!! We appreciate it!
This video is going to get 100k, guarantee
Well done
THANKS.
Amazing Chris. One of your best videos.
Thanks so much Thomas.
Awesome content, love the tutorial. I"m a little north of you fishing out of Barnegat Light.
Thanks so much Dale!!
@@reaperfishingnj8623 Are you ever going to charter?
@@dalehawk6865 I don't think so
Great video thanks . Thanks for the info
Glad it was helpful!
Always fun to catch the mahi's!!
sweet video, love the info
Glad you enjoyed!
Love the format. please considering doing more on other fish. As alway excellant job. Thank you.
Thanks! Will do!
Love the format. Hope you continue making these videos on the rest of the species you fish for. Keep up the awesome content 👍🏻
Thanks so much.
looking forward to information on swords and mako, all fish really .
I'm working on it Jon
Wissahickon Creek? Where are you originally from? I'm Bucks County next door.
I didn't realize that you can catch these so close to land. Twenty miles out? Hmm.
Oh, how's the repairs on your boat going? Is it fixed?
Your channel is so much fun.
Hey Bob. I am originally from Voorhees, NJ. My brother in law is from Roxborough/Manayunk PA area.
Yea you can get them that close
And no progress on the 43 yet. Waiting on the repairs.
You need a few of those easy fishing days with the family. And your terminal tackle tutorial was a good format, I think from last year? Keep it up
Thanks as always for watching
What’s your lite tuna set up? Rod, reel and line (mono or brraid?). Great videos very down to earth and you explain the basics witch we forget all the time!!!
Thanks for watching Gabriel. It's a Penn Carnage II jigging rod w/ Penn Fathom 40 NLD2. 80 lb nonhollow core braid.
Hey Chris! Nice vid. When do the mahi usually show up in NJ? I fish up in ny out of Shinnecock. This year the mahi have been small and so have the bluefin. The yellows have been giant though. Last week I hooked and lost what we estimated to be a 115 lb yellowfin. Hope you get the same luck but you actually land the thing. Lol
Kevin we usually start seeing them in July in good numbers.
Ok thx. Up here they usually show up here in early august.
Great video lesson awesome. Thank you Chris
My pleasure!
Thank you for clarification on the size/bag limit. If you're in NJ and you post your catch on some facebook groups, you get a lot of negativity because they think you've violated the regs (which they obviously don't know about up here)
Thanks so much for watching.
Great video Capt..
Thanks!!
Awesome man. How close is inshore in your eyes? Nice video!
Truly the opposite of death by powerpoint
Very informative, thaaank you
Great format.
Had questions about positioning. Are you using motors or anchoring up.?
It doesnt seem like a drift would be optimal unless slow pitching up the column with the drift. What do you think?
on the big boat i figure out which way we'll drift then go upcurrent or upwind then drift by the buoy/structure. I try and stay a casting distance away and try to chum them closer. then once we hook one they'll usually come right to the boat. Out in the canyons sometimes they literally swim right up to the boat
Great video man but I have a question I'm 14 I've been fishing my hole life from jersey and I want to go into the fishing business and I have so many questions about the fishing out there 10 20 miles out can you do a video on like the basics of tuna fishing in what gear to use and what kind of line you recommend
I'll try and work on it. Thanks so much for watching.
The format is excellent! Bravo w the PowerPoint! Love Mahi Mahi!
Thanks so much
Awesome video brother!! Thanks for the tips on Mahi! What was the verdict on the engine issues you had in the last video?
Blown gasket on the exhaust manifold. Still awaiting repairs. Freaking out.
Sorry to hear that, good luck!!
I like this style!
Thanks Steven.
I like the format! I may borrow it for virtual teaching. Thanks for all the mahi tips. I'll be putting g the advice to use. Landed our first ever Mahi on the Brynnie-B II this summer. Looking g forward to many more!
Thanks so much for watching!!
Another great vid. Quick one for ya- you had a Phoenix before- I’m looking at a 38 Phoenix down in cape May with twin Detroit 671TA’s. Any thoughts on it before I sea trial?
hey man shoot me an email with your cell phone number. chrischotti@gmail.com
Pretty sure the 38 was the same vintage as my 34. When i went to sell mine we had major water intrusion issues into the hull and stringers.
In addition, the 671s were great motors, but from all my research only in the right application.
Phoenix made a great hull. Fit n finish not great. Rides very well. But very concerned about the water intrusion issues on mine.
Hey Capt I know there was yellowfin at inshore as the triple wrecks down south, were they also up north a bit in the mud hole/ gloryhole? Also I checked out the 38 ocean we spoke about getting survey done fingers crossed!! Thanks!
oh nice good luck Lou!! I'm not sure about further north honestly
Reaper Fishing NJ thanks pal
are you anchored next to the pots or just drifting?
just drifting Josh.
With the fishing Tackle set-up to catch some Mahi Mahi, can you catch other fish with it ? Keep up the Great videos.
Yes you can!
Great video. What size bait hooks?? thanks!
3/0 - 4/0 is good
Hey what’s up man on your last trip where did you guys go where you guys at the triple wreck
yes we were near there!
Reaper Fishing NJ thank you for responding so mind me asking where
What kind of boat do you fish?
2005 43 Ocean Super Sport
do you take people on charters?
no sorry
ahi and blue fish10/0 j hook on 7 foot bambo for m
Thanks Joe!!