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Peacock bass? Lol

Probably a big snook or a goliath

@@RamseyFisher snook would have been gone as soon as he set the hook. Snook haul ass when hooked. This fish just held on and was going deep. Drum. Maybe a big ass Red. But I bet it was a monster black drum.

@@RamseyFisher snook would have been gone as soon as he set the hook. Snook haul ass when hooked. This fish just held on and was going deep. Drum. Maybe a big ass Red. But I bet it was a monster black drum.

@@mattmurphy4635we don’t have many big black drum here, so my mo why is on a big ass redfish or lazy Goliath

Haha, that related clip is just a nice snook catch. We were looking for snook on this day too, but the full video isn’t out yet.

@@RamseyFisher nice catch brother, love to see the content.

Thanks! I’m excited to share more!

Haha. Probably bigger!

More like 50 to 80. He's in Florida. Anything can be in the water.

@@mattmurphy4635haha literally anything 🐊

Haha. Yes

That’s a great place, especially in the summer

Everyone has to share their opinion, right? Haha, I appreciate the feedback all the same.

Not a bad point, I’ve done both jaws and just top jaw at times.

Why

Most fish don’t feel pain

@@deletesweatz3005that’s a myth

@@deletesweatz3005no pain on lips

@@deletesweatz3005he hates catching fish I guess lol

I agree! I will start sharing that too!

Never do that. It’ll kill the bait way before the snook or reds get to it

I haven’t had that issue, but I agree that it can decrease their oxygen flow. I think you can cast further and more often without tearing out with this method. But to each their own

I do use that method as well, I think it can rip out a little easier when casting, but that is another good method 👍

Love catching some tarpon

@@RamseyFisher no matter how big , they are always fun .

Bass fishing is fun. Have you tried much saltwater fishing?

Not a bad choice! Tasty fish.

Of course! I usually have a medium/light setup and maybe a heavy if I’m looking for bigger fish. This day I had a 7 ft medium power fast action St Croix Premier rod (love these rods and their warranty/customer service) with a shimano stratic 3000. I almost always have 15-20lb braid with 30lb fluoro leader. This is perfect for nearly any inshore application. Penn reels are a great alternative. My bigger setup was a 8 ft heavy power fast action St Croix tidemaster rod paired with a Penn spinfisher V 6500LL which is the live liner model. This is a great feature for leaving the rod in a rod tube and waiting for a strike. Let me know if you have any other question!

Thanks man! We run similar setups so good to know I’m doing something right. I run old Shimano Baitrunners but have been looking at upgrading to Spinfishers. And I’ve been lusting over the Tidemaster rods for a few years now but don’t think they offer two piece rods in the action I’d need. I fly/ship my gear down so it has to break down somewhat. Anyway, great vid and congrats on the sawfish!

@@timothyfisher5734thanks! Those Shimano reels are great too! I’ve had a few! I think my friend has a two piece St Croix mojo rod, which is nice for traveling. But thanks for the comments! Goodluck out there!

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Thanks!

Exactly!

Exactly, I wish they would ask before taking photos or videos, but I would love to tell them what fish it is, if you can eat it, and so on.

Haha 👀

Thanks so much!

That’s a good theory actually haha

Definitely tourist vibes

Oh for sure, I’d rather catch my own fish

She didn’t say anything, she just filmed me, which I felt weird about. People have asked to take photos before and I’m usually fine with it. But I think it’s rude to just start filming people.

Ya, probably curious and wanted to show others

Very touristy indeed

Yea some people rarely see the ocean let alone a wild animal being pulled out of it live in person. I’d take it as a way to remember it or a vid of a man doing something as old as time like pulling food out of the wild for later 😅

Haha, no cops showed up before I left It just felt weird to be filmed without being asked if it was ok. At least she didn’t scold me. Lol

@@RamseyFisher I get it hahahhaa I hate to be center of attention in any way so having someone literally film me would make me feel extremely awkward lmao especially if she had no explanation or context as to why she’s filming you lol.

@@NomaDyna51haha ya she never even said hi to me before or after filming me 😂

But harassing someone fishing or hunting is a crime

@@wesleypepple7525no it’s not. Besides, she’s filming from what seems to be a public pier, which is well within her first amendment right to record anything she can see from public.

@@wesleypepple7525 she is not harassing anybody in the video just recording/taking pictures. Don’t assume stuff that you don’t know makes you look not smart.

Ya, I do think she was like “wow, let’s film this” but i wish she would have at least asked first. I would have been ok with it then.

Hey! Thanks for the comment! And I’ve never had any concerns with sharks really. I’ve come across a few, I always believe they are looking to eat something other than me even if I were to fall overboard haha. But my main concern with taking the paddleboard into open water (ocean etc) is if the winds change or maybe currents change and you are at risk of not being able to paddle back into the shore. Always be mindful of the weather, some serious storms have blown in and I’ve had to make quick trips into the beach to save my ass (and my gear primarily). So I would encourage you to keep an eye on weather and water conditions. I love the L4 and the space it offers. I take my wife all the time and plan to take my baby with us once she’s more exposed to the water.

@@RamseyFisher yeah I definitely am a weather watcher. I take zero risks out there. I definitely check the tides to ensure I can get back in through the moving water. I just ordered a trolling motor and setup so I have a little more range on the water. Thanks for your insight and content. ✌🏼

that will be a great setup! Thanks for subscribing!!

Exactly!

Thank you very much!

Always feels better to catch something after being skunked all day #bluegill

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Thanks! Hope it was helpful!

Haha, thanks man!! I appreciate that! I hope to be fishing this weekend and am also planning a keys trip for next year 🙌

Thank you! That’s awesome to hear! Feel free to send the details if you decide to share the footage! I just became a father myself recently! I am already eager to take my wife and baby daughter for a paddle once it’s safe!

@@RamseyFisher Congrats on being a new Dad! While I'm no expert, we've definitely had A LOT of practice fishing with kids on my channel. Always an adventure, and more importantly, something for him to look back on.

Thanks! And that’s great, I’ll have it check it out! I’m extremely grateful to have footage of my dad and I fishing, and excited to have some with my daughter one day!

Thanks! Ya there was a lot of action and the big ones unfortunately got away this time, haha.

@@RamseyFisher knowing you it's only a matter of time before you land em!

Haha, thanks man! I have caught a few big ones when I wasn’t filming, but I’ll look to catch the pond monster again! Thanks for the confidence!!

Super shiny!

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Snook love docks!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Glad you enjoy it!

What beaches? 🤐🤣

I do not know exactly on the registering. I do think I have seen some of these boards that have registration numbers on them when they had a gas motor. I would love to have just an electric motor on the front.

I think that will be state dependent but in FL anytime you add a motor (electric, trolling, gas) it does need to be registered. If you just used it as a paddleboard, you would not need to register it but as soon as you put the motor on it you do. Again, that's Florida though and it depends on your state.

I think it doesn't matter, if you put any motor on it you have to register it.

For what they are, they are pretty durable. I would love to river travel with it, but I would be hesitant to take it down a river with shallow/rocky bottom.

Thanks man!! And way to go! I have only fished there a few days but have caught some quality fish there. I bet it’s especially good now that it’s not very accessible.

Whaaaaa. Smart! I’ll definitely have to try that one out. It took me a while to shake / pop those suckers out. Thanks for sharing!

I just hang mine from rod holder on top and sweep the sides with the bait net. Pops the heads off and they fall out of net

Sounds like an easier method!