Fishing Florida Reefs for Beautiful Red Vermillion Snapper
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Date: 2020-08-03
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Comments and reviews: 10
Bob
As a diehard Steelhead chaser I find it offensive to give the location of spots. I know it's different from a boat in the salt but your breaking my heart! I didn't watch to the end because I couldnt bare to watch my fav fishin couple violate the no 1 rule.
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As a diehard Steelhead chaser I find it offensive to give the location of spots. I know it's different from a boat in the salt but your breaking my heart! I didn't watch to the end because I couldnt bare to watch my fav fishin couple violate the no 1 rule.
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Boater
Darcy,
Nice video. We went fishing out of Jupiter, catching a lot of Bonita, not a lot of Snapper.
Whats the best way to avoid Bonita?
Also, what rod are you using with the Shimano reel?
Thank you!
Pete
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Darcy,
Nice video. We went fishing out of Jupiter, catching a lot of Bonita, not a lot of Snapper.
Whats the best way to avoid Bonita?
Also, what rod are you using with the Shimano reel?
Thank you!
Pete
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Scott
Working some more of Bryan's connections from Long Island? I asked a question about attaching your leader in a previous video. Do you use a swivel? Nice video! Thanks for sharing your adventure with us!
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Working some more of Bryan's connections from Long Island? I asked a question about attaching your leader in a previous video. Do you use a swivel? Nice video! Thanks for sharing your adventure with us!
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ObiWanShinobi1
Up with us we have a couple different nicknames from some of the species. (Between Apalachicola and Destin) Pinfish = choffers (Falling out of use)
Vermillion = beeliners.
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Up with us we have a couple different nicknames from some of the species. (Between Apalachicola and Destin) Pinfish = choffers (Falling out of use)
Vermillion = beeliners.
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Roman
In the northern Gulf they call these vermilion Snappers Bee Liners. There's a spot South of St. George Island where these of that same size or bigger is found in abundance.
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In the northern Gulf they call these vermilion Snappers Bee Liners. There's a spot South of St. George Island where these of that same size or bigger is found in abundance.
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Joe
Thank you guys! My family and I fish out of St Lucie Inlet but we are still relatively new to the area. The information on these spots will help us a lot. Thanks again!
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Thank you guys! My family and I fish out of St Lucie Inlet but we are still relatively new to the area. The information on these spots will help us a lot. Thanks again!
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Joseph
Great video. What fish would you compare an Amber Jack to when you eat it? You catch a lot of them and was just curious what they taste like.
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Great video. What fish would you compare an Amber Jack to when you eat it? You catch a lot of them and was just curious what they taste like.
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Danny
Great video darcizzle you are so beautiful darcizzle nice mess of fish Vermilion Snapper are delicious keep the good fishing videos coming
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Great video darcizzle you are so beautiful darcizzle nice mess of fish Vermilion Snapper are delicious keep the good fishing videos coming
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Alan
Love your videos! You talk about a link that lists the coordinates for the spots in this video but I do cannot find them anywhere. Alan
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Love your videos! You talk about a link that lists the coordinates for the spots in this video but I do cannot find them anywhere. Alan
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Sidney
I dont know if you guys realize this you might have the most professionally produced show on YouTube. Just Ceyenne
Love you. Sid
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I dont know if you guys realize this you might have the most professionally produced show on YouTube. Just Ceyenne
Love you. Sid
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