Fishing in The Florida Keys - Bridge Fishing - Amazing multi species fishing - The Fish Locker
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Date: 2022-05-03
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Bazillions
Those angelfish are beautiful. I watched your last Keys vid too, you're within casting distance of a family house of ours (I don't know where you are exactly but you're within a 2-10 minute drive I'd bet) I don't have any secret fishing knowledge to pass on for your next visit, I don't get down there enough.
That place has almost spoiled my usual freshwater fishing for me. You don't know what you'll catch or see next down there.
Currently where I am right now the lakes are still frozen, winter is just not giving up.
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Those angelfish are beautiful. I watched your last Keys vid too, you're within casting distance of a family house of ours (I don't know where you are exactly but you're within a 2-10 minute drive I'd bet) I don't have any secret fishing knowledge to pass on for your next visit, I don't get down there enough.
That place has almost spoiled my usual freshwater fishing for me. You don't know what you'll catch or see next down there.
Currently where I am right now the lakes are still frozen, winter is just not giving up.
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Ted
Do you know the guy that fishes off the cliffs and repels down the cliffs on ropes in Australia -gidos fishing adventures- if he needs to hoist the fish up he's got this thing that slides down his fishing line and then it hooks on to the fish and then he pulls the fish up with it what it is it's a series of hooks that are very large and it makes a pear shape and it goes over the fish's nose and opens up and grabs him like a clamshell on a crane or Derek.
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Do you know the guy that fishes off the cliffs and repels down the cliffs on ropes in Australia -gidos fishing adventures- if he needs to hoist the fish up he's got this thing that slides down his fishing line and then it hooks on to the fish and then he pulls the fish up with it what it is it's a series of hooks that are very large and it makes a pear shape and it goes over the fish's nose and opens up and grabs him like a clamshell on a crane or Derek.
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L. R. S
Well i don't really know what to say mate! What a session! All the wired and wonderful things you got to see! Unbelievable stuff. My favourite part was the puffer fish what a odd little creature --and the ray swimming by. Not to mention the name of that fish slippery dick ----- I loved this video mate really enjoyed it. And you looked like you was having the best time! All the best to you. and the family. Tight lines ---
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Well i don't really know what to say mate! What a session! All the wired and wonderful things you got to see! Unbelievable stuff. My favourite part was the puffer fish what a odd little creature --and the ray swimming by. Not to mention the name of that fish slippery dick ----- I loved this video mate really enjoyed it. And you looked like you was having the best time! All the best to you. and the family. Tight lines ---
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Mr
This was a wicked wicked post fella, bloody loved it, as for recommendations as to where to fish try Lake Windermere for the Char from what I rember 40 year ago, Prehistoric came from Norway int ice age i rowed and t ald fella I was with caught 2 me old man cooked mine and it was tasty, also did you know there are prawns on Uluru ( Ayers Rock ) in Oz don-t think we allowed to climb no more. Crack on lad love it all
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This was a wicked wicked post fella, bloody loved it, as for recommendations as to where to fish try Lake Windermere for the Char from what I rember 40 year ago, Prehistoric came from Norway int ice age i rowed and t ald fella I was with caught 2 me old man cooked mine and it was tasty, also did you know there are prawns on Uluru ( Ayers Rock ) in Oz don-t think we allowed to climb no more. Crack on lad love it all
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Nick
The ones with the barb each side by the tail are very similar to fish I've caught in Gambia, there they are known as doctor/surgeon fish because of the barb being likened to a scalpel. I've done the keys a couple of times and this video describes it perfectly good cheap fun filled fishing, thanks for posting it.
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The ones with the barb each side by the tail are very similar to fish I've caught in Gambia, there they are known as doctor/surgeon fish because of the barb being likened to a scalpel. I've done the keys a couple of times and this video describes it perfectly good cheap fun filled fishing, thanks for posting it.
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David
Absolute amazing video, absolutely love the fact that doesn-t matter where you fish what country and what situation you-ve got the basic set up for fish safety mind. So many times that I-ve seen people fish of Bridges like this I just took him back in. Keep up the good work hope you enjoyed your holiday.
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Absolute amazing video, absolutely love the fact that doesn-t matter where you fish what country and what situation you-ve got the basic set up for fish safety mind. So many times that I-ve seen people fish of Bridges like this I just took him back in. Keep up the good work hope you enjoyed your holiday.
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A. C.
9: 30 Watching you touching that surgeon fish's blades was nerve-wracking. The cutting edges are tucked in towards the body and they can extend them outwards like a switch blade and then they thrash with their tails. They can cut you to the bone, hence the common name. So glad it remained calm for you.
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9: 30 Watching you touching that surgeon fish's blades was nerve-wracking. The cutting edges are tucked in towards the body and they can extend them outwards like a switch blade and then they thrash with their tails. They can cut you to the bone, hence the common name. So glad it remained calm for you.
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The
Snappers migrate through the passes in May and June from the Gulf to the Atlantic to spawn. If you try again at night with some live pinfish or frozen sateen cut in half, you should catch some 5 - 8 ponders. I use size 2 hooks, but most use 1. 0 to 2. 0Don't set the hook right away; good luck.
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Snappers migrate through the passes in May and June from the Gulf to the Atlantic to spawn. If you try again at night with some live pinfish or frozen sateen cut in half, you should catch some 5 - 8 ponders. I use size 2 hooks, but most use 1. 0 to 2. 0Don't set the hook right away; good luck.
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Squirrelgun
The fish with spikes on the tail are doctorfish, surgeonfish or tang. depending on who you ask. The thing is that the tail spikes can -cut you up- like a scalpel.
Juvenile goliath grouper, no cod this far south.
We call that turtle grass. There is coral and rock underneath it.
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The fish with spikes on the tail are doctorfish, surgeonfish or tang. depending on who you ask. The thing is that the tail spikes can -cut you up- like a scalpel.
Juvenile goliath grouper, no cod this far south.
We call that turtle grass. There is coral and rock underneath it.
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