I Got WHIPPED! Fishing Offshore In The Gulf of Mexico With DEADLY Bait! [Tips and Techniques]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Fishing in a Grady White offshore in the Gulf of Mexico with bonita strips, I Show you how I use various techniques such as bottom fishing, freeline, and double drop rigs to hook into some monsters! Fishing for amberjack, red snapper, beeliners and grouper! I fish inshore and offshore showing you what I do to find and catch fish! Subscribe so you won't miss my future videos!
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They definitely defeated you , but you had a great attitude through it all lol 😂
Thanks! To be honest I did edit out some of the frustration!! 😃
Thanks for taking me along, Cap'n. Always enjoy your content. We'll be in Apalach for the 2024 ARS opener. BTW.... the white belly on the bonita is the best cut bait. I always cut it into strips and it is killer on jigs. "Man, it was a heavy pull and a fierce attack" - priceless. You done made those fish mad.
We’ll get them next time! Thanks for watching and good luck!
The best part of this trip is you gathered Data. The next trip will be epic!!!
For sure!!
Some days you fill the boat, some days you don’t. Great video
Yep!! My son and I went out a couple days ago and did just that, catching some nice trout and redfish. Definitely made up for that tough day. Look for the video in a couple days!
Always enjoy the content David. Headed that way this weekend for the week. Any luck in the bay recent?
Awesome thanks! Yes, good trout and redfish bite, also heard flounder are doing good too. I’m working on a video now from a trip in the bay where we got a couple nice trout and a 30” redfish. Look for it later this week
@@forgottencoastfishing nice. Hopefully we find similar luck. I own a business near veterans park and spend a lot of time in the area but this trip is all vacation and fishing. Hoping to get some content while I’m there. Thanks David
Motors cooled by water wether their running ir not thats along run to trimm them up thus over heating. Be safe out there.
Mechanic is coming back out to check. Thinks maybe a water pump problem. It doesn’t overheat when running only at idle. I checked after running it and water from the pee hole was cool. So it like it’s not getting enough water movement at idle and when running that pushes water through better
Keep them down an use steering to compensate for drift.
Awesome video David. I'll be down there on Tuesday I'll have to reach out when I get there best regards
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. Maybe you’ll get them in! 😀
Another great video David love watching you fish,I'm sitting on the edge of the coach to see what's breaking your 100lb leader line 😀
Thanks. Wish I could have shown you! Glad you enjoyed it!
David, you gotta get some rod butt cushions! There's no shame in it. Are you using spot lock on the GW or are you anchoring way out there? Nice vids as always, hope you're able to land more in the next one.
Thanks! Yes just keep forgetting about the rod butts until I’m fighting the fish!!! Yes I use an anchor when I’m out in the Grady some it doesn’t have a trolling motor. I’ve gotten pretty good at getting on the reef but sometimes it’s a real pain. I may add a trolling motor at some point. Thanks for watching!
Question. Why do you tilt your motors all the way up while you’re fishing? That puts a lot of stress on your hydraulics with the boat constantly rocking, doesn’t it?
Unfortunately I don’t have a trolling motor on the Grady so I have to use an anchor. I have the engines up basically since I just didn’t lower them after getting the anchor set. What I do to set the anchor is once I get over the reef I turn off the boat and raise the engines and let the boat drift so I can see which way it will drift once anchored. And it seems with the engines up I get a more accurate drift. Then once I see which way the boat will drift I can set the anchor on the opposite side of the reef the appropriate distance. Once I get the anchor letting out I turn off the engines and raise them again to drift the same way as before. Really no other reason than just not raising them after I get the anchor set. But you’re right, it might put undue stress on the transom, definitely try to get out of the habit of just leaving them up. Thanks for watching!
@@forgottencoastfishing makes a load of sense! I love your videos and your methodical approach to everything you do! Hope my question didn't come off as being "cocky." My best to you and your family!!
No not at all! Glad to be helpful! I leave the engines trimmed all the way down at home when they are sitting on the trailer for that same reason, so I need to try to remember to do the same out on the water.
🤦♂️ great video
Thanks!!! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
Hey mr David did you get them sinkers
I’m sure they are there. I’m going up to the post office tomorrow. I definitely will let you know.
Got them! Very generous! Thanks so much I won’t need 6’s for a long time! Shipping costs may make it not worth it but if you sell these and won’t me to pass along your info to my subscribers I would be happy to.
I really don't sell them I just send them to a few people I enjoy your videos so thought I would send you a few
Why do you trim your motors up on the hook?
Unfortunately I don’t have a trolling motor on the Grady so I have to use an anchor. I have the engines up basically since I just didn’t lower them after getting the anchor set. What I do to set the anchor is once I get over the reef I turn off the boat and raise the engines and let the boat drift so I can see which way it will drift once anchored. And it seems with the engines up I get a more accurate drift. Then once I see which way the boat will drift I can set the anchor on the opposite side of the reef the appropriate distance. Once I get the anchor letting out I turn off the engines and raise them again to drift the same way as before. Really no other reason than just not raising them after I get the anchor set. Thanks for watching!
Unfortunately I don’t have a trolling motor on the Grady so I have to use an anchor. I have the engines up basically since I just didn’t lower them after getting the anchor set. What I do to set the anchor is once I get over the reef I turn off the boat and raise the engines and let the boat drift so I can see which way it will drift once anchored. And it seems with the engines up I get a more accurate drift. Then once I see which way the boat will drift I can set the anchor on the opposite side of the reef the appropriate distance. Once I get the anchor letting out I turn off the engines and raise them again to drift the same way as before. Really no other reason than just not raising them after I get the anchor set. Thanks for watching!
A lot of grunting and growling for a 3 lb. toadfish or mother -in-law fish as we call them in Daytona.
Yeah!! I get a bit excited. Definitely trying to work it up fast to get whatever it was out of the reef! Thanks for watching!
What's the price of boat launch for a year in Mexico Beach?
$200/year for non property owners. You can get it at city hall or on their website and they will mail it to you.
Looks like you need to get some wire
Yeah I had some on board too, just didn’t take the time to rig it up! Know for next time. Thanks for watching!
Maybe you need to move to wire
Or cable!!😂
Mother-in-laws are delicious.
I wondered that. Just wasn’t sure about handling them. But good to know! Thanks!!! And thanks for watching!
Boy, you really really really had a rough day lol but it happens. Thanks for the great video.
Thanks! Yeah it starting to get ridiculous! Thanks for watching!!!