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Ocean Swimmers Encounter Giant Tuna, Shark, and Surfing Dolphins in NY
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Shot in the Hamptons in September '23. That's a Giant Bluefin Tuna, a Big Sandbar Shark (I believe) and bottlenose dolphins.
Drone- Squid Attacking Sandeels
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Drone- Squid Attacking Sandeels
Breaching Whale Scares Shark
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Breaching Whale Scares Shark
Tailing Carp and Hungry Perch
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Tailing Carp and Hungry Perch
Bluefin Tuna, Sharks, Whale Terrorize Bunker
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Bluefin Tuna, Sharks, Whale Terrorize Bunker
The Long Dredge of Mecox Bay
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The Long Dredge of Mecox Bay
Needlefish Action - Flats
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Needlefish Action - Flats
Whale Surfs a Shark-Filled Wave to Feed on Fish
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Whale Surfs a Shark-Filled Wave to Feed on Fish
3 Giant Tuna Storm Bunker on the Outer Bar
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3 Giant Tuna Storm Bunker on the Outer Bar
Dolphins Scare Shark From Dinner
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Dolphins Scare Shark From Dinner
Giant Tuna Working Bunker 150 yards from Beach
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Giant Tuna Working Bunker 150 yards from Beach
Whale Breach Scares 6 Sharks
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Whale Breach Scares 6 Sharks
Cormorant Bothering Bunker
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Cormorant Bothering Bunker
Cow Nose Rays Playing in Bunker
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Cow Nose Rays Playing in Bunker
Bunker Bomb Timelapse
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Bunker Bomb Timelapse
Shark Kills Fish By Beach
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Shark Kills Fish By Beach
Shark Sneaks up on Bunker
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Shark Sneaks up on Bunker
Human Swimming Too Close For Comfort
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Human Swimming Too Close For Comfort
Dolphins Work Surf Bunker
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Dolphins Work Surf Bunker
Bunker Flashes Prettily in the Light
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Bunker Flashes Prettily in the Light
Giant Striper Works a Bunker School
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Giant Striper Works a Bunker School
Bunker Attacked from Below
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Bunker Attacked from Below
1 Mile of Tormented Bunker
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1 Mile of Tormented Bunker
Wary Spinner Sharks Arrive in NY 7/5/22
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Wary Spinner Sharks Arrive in NY 7/5/22
Slow Motion Whale Feeds
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Slow Motion Whale Feeds
Scalloped Shoreline
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Scalloped Shoreline
Cool Bunker Timelapses
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Cool Bunker Timelapses
Solo Shark in Blue Water
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Solo Shark in Blue Water
Tremendous Bunker School Under Attack Near Shore
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Tremendous Bunker School Under Attack Near Shore

Комментарии

  • @dd8194
    @dd8194 20 дней назад

    Awesome! Hard to come by here in Nassau.

  • @oldsmugglerflyfishing
    @oldsmugglerflyfishing 27 дней назад

    Great information. It helps a lot

  • @donpayton737
    @donpayton737 Месяц назад

    Nice video I did not even know that threshers were in that area. But saying it's hunting and playing that music makes these out to be more dangerous than they are.

  • @lj3630
    @lj3630 Месяц назад

    Hello great video I learned lots the angler clip can the fish see that?

  • @YardiChef
    @YardiChef 4 месяца назад

    Nice one! Where in cayman is this?

  • @tedrzepski3789
    @tedrzepski3789 5 месяцев назад

    Superb saltwater fly fishing video. Only suggestion is in conditions like those in the film I try to cast up current almost parallel to the shore while standing in the wash. You are correct about no need to cast far and short leaders work better than longer ones. What you taught me is to not constantly relieve. The tactical angler clip is interesting. I have to try it. Thanks

  • @JettyDeath
    @JettyDeath 5 месяцев назад

    What type of drone are you using?

  • @pheasanttales7607
    @pheasanttales7607 6 месяцев назад

    Just tried this technique for the first time in Myrtle. Not a lot of luck, but it definitely sparked my interest. Thanks for the video

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt 6 месяцев назад

      @@pheasanttales7607 have a look at my “surf fly fish tutorial” video. Hope that helps. Very effective if it’s well practiced. Good luck.

    • @jreidfive
      @jreidfive 4 месяца назад

      Have you tried fishing Murrells Inlet from the north end of Huntington Beach State Park? That's a pretty decent place to throw a fly. Depending on the tide there's a lot of ground to be covered wading, and I was there a few weeks ago. There were tons of fish feeding the flats area at slack/near low tide. Had a lot of fish follow my deceiver but only managed to hook up a flounder. If I'd had a better stocked fly box I think it would've been a much better outing.

    • @pheasanttales7607
      @pheasanttales7607 4 месяца назад

      @@jreidfive I’m back in Pittsburgh now, but will definitely be going at this on my next trip

    • @jreidfive
      @jreidfive 4 месяца назад

      @@pheasanttales7607 Use the northern most parking/beach access, and it's still a nice little walk up to the jetty and inlet, so pack some snacks! A floating line is probably fine unless the tide is low enough and you want to try and wade/cast to the main channel, then you'll need an intermediate sink.

  • @NonsenseTube1
    @NonsenseTube1 6 месяцев назад

    Nice video. Good info on your technique. I can use some of these methods when flyfishing from the beach for snook where I live in Puerto Rico. Question: Are you able to see the fish and/or takes, or are you fishing totally blind?

  • @USCFlash
    @USCFlash 6 месяцев назад

    Brilliant footage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Documentary quality!

  • @USCFlash
    @USCFlash 6 месяцев назад

    Amazing capture of this group!

  • @58landman
    @58landman 7 месяцев назад

    I have fished this way on the Gulf beaches around Destin and Pensacola and if I'm able to get out before the waves begin to build and the clueless tourists being walking down the beaches, completely ignoring everything around them, I have had some great success with 9 and 10 wt rods and chartruese clousers on Pompano and Red Fish, Skipjacks and an occasional big something that breaks my line before I can get an eye on it. I have also used Spey and Switch rods when surf conditions don't prevent you from creating a good D loop but most of the time it's a tough proposition, at least it was for me. The waves alongs these beaches are very often large, strong and fast so it is difficult, more often than not, to be able to manage lines while fly fishing in that surf. I believe that the use of a Pyramid Lake style fishing ladder of 6-8' in height would be a the best way to fish the surf along the Gulf's beaches but I am an old man now with some health issues that positively prevent me from fishing the salt any longer.

  • @mikel2438
    @mikel2438 7 месяцев назад

    Can I ask so your on the east coast ? I’m from Australia and get to LA a bit for work. Is it similar conditions and flies ? Great video and explanations. One other thing is your not in the water much is that due to the fish close in ? I typed this too early and saw the fish was practically at your feet. Crikey. Awesome. As I normally when in the surf in Australia I’m in a bit to get out in the gutters which normally hold the fish. But that is here in Oz.

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt 7 месяцев назад

      Super calm conditions mean I usually don’t need to get wet. Moon tides & big swells mean I’m def getting wet in the pursuit of keeping my fly still up front (on the beach lip). I dance with the breaking waves in order to do so, so I’m usually getting soaked in order to catch stripers. I’m on the east coast, in New York. West Coast (at least in the south) typically has bigger swells. If I fished there, I imagine I’d regularly get wet while trying to accomplish this approach. I would definitely use the same crab fly (Holy Moley, which is a mole crab imitation). Clouser minnow is pretty much a universal fly, so I’d definitely give that a go too. I reckon the beach lip baits are similar in most places in the USA: Crustaceans and small baitfish. Hope you catch em up in LA! Glad you enjoyed the video.

    • @self-taught_angler
      @self-taught_angler 2 месяца назад

      In comparison with west coast, this surf looks like a lake. In west coast we use two handed rods and cast way longer. You cannot just let the fly hang out; the surface is too turbulent.

  • @jeffreycrawford2647
    @jeffreycrawford2647 8 месяцев назад

    Now l see the fly

  • @jeffreycrawford2647
    @jeffreycrawford2647 8 месяцев назад

    That's a spinning rod and reel, not fly

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt 8 месяцев назад

      You made it 12 seconds before commenting. Fast forward to 2:25 if you’re that short on time 🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @ATREZ0123
    @ATREZ0123 8 месяцев назад

    AWESOME!

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt 8 месяцев назад

      Yoo glad you liked it! One of my favorite sessions I’ve ever filmed. Bluefish rule.

  • @ia6980
    @ia6980 8 месяцев назад

    Commercial fishing lands millions of lbs of striped bass, yet you worry about 1 fish spawning? Why torture the fish with hooking it if you're not gonna keep it?

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt 8 месяцев назад

      I just love to fish, perhaps as much as you love being a wet blanket.

  • @jlvaughan69
    @jlvaughan69 9 месяцев назад

    Are you using a stripping basket? Thanks!

  • @Bass59
    @Bass59 9 месяцев назад

    Because the last time I went it was only $20 I called them and now it's up to 25 dollars still worth it I'm going to do the afternoon session 12 to 4:00

  • @Bass59
    @Bass59 9 месяцев назад

    Yes sir I'm going to connequot State Park Sunday I always go to site 25 I do a lot of good progress over there catching all three species the rainbows the brookies and the Browns

  • @Bass59
    @Bass59 9 месяцев назад

    Yeah when I go there the best top baits I've been catching my trout with is the Wooly bugger and the woolly worm

  • @jimwilliams-wb9um
    @jimwilliams-wb9um 9 месяцев назад

    New to surf fishing. This is an excellent introduction to striper tactics.

  • @kevincrawfordphoto
    @kevincrawfordphoto 9 месяцев назад

    Pretty cool

  • @McFlyGuy505
    @McFlyGuy505 9 месяцев назад

    This just gave me the motivation to hit the surf today instead of bribing my kayak. I’ll catch one… I know I will lol

  • @jameskennedy400
    @jameskennedy400 10 месяцев назад

    Cool

  • @jameskennedy400
    @jameskennedy400 11 месяцев назад

    It sux to be you nephew

  • @HuckinGrains
    @HuckinGrains 11 месяцев назад

    That’s awesome bro!

  • @mryeastmanmcyeast104
    @mryeastmanmcyeast104 11 месяцев назад

    Nice catch

  • @espltd1000
    @espltd1000 11 месяцев назад

    Awesome. Long islander here that absolutely loves you videos. Glad to see you down in the warm.

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt 11 месяцев назад

      Thank you! First real vacation I’ve been on in about 12 years!

  • @billmoran935
    @billmoran935 11 месяцев назад

    I just found your channel and subscribed. I have tried striper on a fly and failed. No clue on how to. This video is exactly what I needed. Concise explanation of how, where and why. Thank you very much. I can’t wait to try again this year!

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt 11 месяцев назад

      Awesome Bill, good luck! It ain’t easy, but I hope these notes help you succeed!

  • @The_Striper_Hunt
    @The_Striper_Hunt 11 месяцев назад

    If you keep fish, where do you put them? Do you cut the gills and just leave it on the deck until you have a limit of 2?

  • @cherylteach-in70berent5
    @cherylteach-in70berent5 11 месяцев назад

    Can’t get out, so we “fish” thru your video. Thanks showing forward motion for release.

  • @cherylteach-in70berent5
    @cherylteach-in70berent5 11 месяцев назад

    Fisherman Mag LI freshwater report recommends you. Feb.

  • @ChristopherDyba-c4t
    @ChristopherDyba-c4t Год назад

    Is this in South Carolina?

  • @malonesoutdoors7205
    @malonesoutdoors7205 Год назад

    Nice a lot of great fishing. I started fishing that river a lot to keep me busy while I wait for striped bass. I really got hooked into fly fishing. Great advice 🤙 great video!

  • @thebluewoollybugger
    @thebluewoollybugger Год назад

    Something I'd like to try one day. Appreciate you explaining what you're doing and thanks for posting!

  • @mattburke9554
    @mattburke9554 Год назад

    POV: you forgot your rod at home 😂

  • @Peter-zg3em
    @Peter-zg3em Год назад

    the most important fish in the atlantic ocean for sure.

  • @nickleback3695
    @nickleback3695 Год назад

    How much do you think that beast weighed? 150 maybe?

  • @thomasrafferty8250
    @thomasrafferty8250 Год назад

    Nice video. I wonder if there's many of them still around

  • @jameskennedy400
    @jameskennedy400 Год назад

    Sweet

  • @PROJECTIONPERFECTION
    @PROJECTIONPERFECTION Год назад

    Sick! Toss out a plug and hope for the big one!

  • @KyleMatt11
    @KyleMatt11 Год назад

    Oh hell yeah. What weight do u recommend for something like that bass?

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt Год назад

      I’d say at least a 9 weight. You want some backbone so the fight doesn’t last too long. Fight can be very tough at the end with anything less than a 9.

  • @MrBoomer-jl2gw
    @MrBoomer-jl2gw Год назад

    What weight rod?

  • @glennplatvoet7111
    @glennplatvoet7111 Год назад

    Nice keeper good fighter 💪

  • @bjduke2271
    @bjduke2271 Год назад

    The soul of our oceans 💙

  • @jameskennedy400
    @jameskennedy400 Год назад

    Catch us one!!!

  • @mr.c1987
    @mr.c1987 Год назад

    What are they doing you think ? Preparing for a coral ?

    • @SouthForkSalt
      @SouthForkSalt Год назад

      just cruising in between the bunker schools, feeding when they come across 'em. dolphins are always putzin' around

  • @espltd1000
    @espltd1000 Год назад

    Awesome as always.

  • @VincentFerrara-g8m
    @VincentFerrara-g8m Год назад

    I’d love to catch the BFT with my surf rod.