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@@ldpfishing6362 Blind Pass over by woody’s waterfront restaurant .

@@hookedonfishingforreel Thank You

@@nelhead4807 Great question! There are a variety of different fishing knots, but to answer your question, two of my favorite knots to tie when not using a loop knot is the Uni Knot and the Snell Knot. The snell knot is by far one of the most fail-proof fishing knots for tying on a single hook when using cut bait or live bait to fish with. And the Uni knot is simple to tie within seconds and extremely strong. I’ve never had Uni knot fail under tension. So it’s an all around good dependable knot. I hope this helps brother. And Happy New Year 👍

@ thanks man and Happy New Year too you as well !

@@kerryschallon8879 Hello! And Happy New Year to you. Great question my friend! Not all fish species have the same number of cone cell types in their eyes. The number of cone cell types that a fish has, determines what color or colors that they can actually see. Some fish species have more cone cell types than others which allow them to see certain colors that other fish with lesser cone cell types cannot see. So the more cone cell types a fish has, the more range of colors they can see. So to answer your question, if a certain fish species doesn’t posses the cone cells that are responsible for seeing the color blue, then they would just see it as a light or dark object with some sorta shape rather than color. Hope this helps.

@hookedonfishingforreel thank you for the great work you do. Happy New Year to you and yours.

@@matthewprestine1974 Thanks brother! You’re absolutely right. Especially if you’re trying to find those Kingfish. They love to hang around in those thermal zones.

@@LexLoot Thanks brother👍

@ Very valuable info; “oxygen” levels…👍🏾 During the warmer months based upon location, I tend to target spots near aerator fountains.

@@urbanbackyardcontainergardenin Merry Christmas my brother! And Happy New Year to you as well 🎁🍾🍾🍾

@@wildmang9728 Thanks Brother! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well🎁🎁🍾🍾🍾

@@bloodlinefishingadventuresllc Thanks brother! Liked and subscribed to your channel as well for future vids. Tight lines🎣🎣🎣

@hookedonfishingforreel thanks brother. Much appreciated. Best of luck to you out there.💪

@@tav5690 Thanks brother👍

@@snow9909 Murky meaning not clear, but very cloudy by nature. When the sediments of the bottom of the ocean or river bed are all stirred up causing the water to look very dirty with no visibility to the human eye. Hope this helps👍

@@hookedonfishingforreel I heard 'Merkury water' instead of 'murky water' :) I already know which colors to use for murky/dirty water, but how does it relate to the sunlight on such water? I mean the set of colors: 1. murky water - sunny 2. murky water - cloudy

@ On both sunny and cloudy days when water is very dirty, dark colors such as dark purple, dark blue, black, are all good. Also, if the water is that dirty throwing a lure that offers some sort of sound or vibration in the water would also help. Hope this helps👍

@@johnfkorn1265 Absolutely my friend! Here is the link www.amazon.com/Solarez-Fly-Tie-Cure-Resin/dp/B00FL0QYEU/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=32XRDHQIXLHQ7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.jrdENeiLEqXLGnIqW_XueScPK5FcRJ4ZFCZ0hpmwuCo9RxwPHhgzCwN0lU_CzFrXBoiGMRCa2XsMDCr-A0JY01NaN4JqOLabSTAtAd7CYZnPbRF2IqLkiusZKyJMDJWd26YHeX4zwKPRNI8tUofVrFVqdzORuz8gw-QCvFhIDYtwa9n_9k7wEo3jpYMB73d4zei74hleHterp6c1Exi-4A.N437yD7ZCSo26pyzx9eva_cV9zEWHvhxQ4MO2bSPv6k&dib_tag=se&keywords=solarez+fly+tie+uv+cure+resin&qid=1733453676&sprefix=Solarez+uv-cure+fly%2Caps%2C149&sr=8-3

Great question! Yes! I do noticed a difference on cloudy days vs sunny days. I wish we had more overcast days in the year because fish see better on cloudy days as opposed to sunny days. I've caught more fish on overcast days. With less light coming from the clouds, fish can see their prey a lot easier because there's less glare on the water surface. 👍

@@jimbro7861 Thanks and appreciate you watching brother👍

Thanks for watching! And appreciate you brother👍

@@DavidKasan Appreciate you my brother! And thanks for watching👍.

@@zayadmohsin yeah! It’s a pretty simple rig. Medium light rod, 2500 Diawa spinning reel,15 Lb braid, 20 Lb. Leader, size #1 short shank J hook, snd a size 7 split shot 18i inches from the hook itself. 👍

@hookedonfishingforreel thanks noted

@ yes sir👍

@@Hollymountainhwy16 Appreciate you and thanks for watching my friend👍

If fishing for bluefish, they will hit on any micro metal jig between 15g and 17g👍

Thanks brother! And appreciate you watching👍

@@vinceveloce9897 Thanks my friend! And appreciate you watching👍

It’s over by woody’s waterfront here in St.Pete.

@@hookedonfishingforreelthank you. The next time I’m up that way I’ll check it out

Thanks

@@jimbro7861 Thanks! And appreciate you watching my friend👍

@@ganemnassar350 Yeah! It’s not his first rodeo😂😂

Great question my friend ! Me personally, I’ve Never used cut up sand trout before. So I really can’t speak on it. I guess the only way to know if it will work is to give it try. However, I do know they definitely like Threadfins, cut up Lady fish, Pinfish or finger mullet. Please let me know if you catch any on the cut up Sand Trout. I’m curious to find out. 👍

@hookedonfishingforreel I will. They are legal to use as bait. In Texas, at least. I think lol

@@TheCatfishHunter-v8r Hello! And appreciate you watching my friend. I was fishing over by Woody’s Waterfront near Fisherman’s Park in St. Pete FL👍

Thanks! And appreciate you watching my friend👍

@@fishalot6055 Appreciate you watching my friend! Thanks👍

Thanks! And appreciate you watching my friend👍

@@hookedonfishingforreel Very welcome! Keep bringing new fishing ideas and tricks!

Yes sir! Check out the video: Trolling Tampa Bay For Big Game Fish. 👍

What lure are you using?

Aorace metal jigs👍

Hello! These are all great questions. My main line is 15lb braid test. And a good Rod/Reel for starting out would be a 7ft medium action rod. You can’t go wrong with an Ugly Stik rod. They’re tough and won’t break. As far as reels go, you’ll want to stick anywhere between a 2500 or 3000 series reel. If you go with any of these brands: Diawa Regal LT, Penn Pursuit IV or ShimanoI, you can’t go wrong. These are very good sturdy reels and will last a long time. Just don’t forget to wash off your rod and reel after fishing in saltwater. I hope this helps and tight lines my friend👍

@@hookedonfishingforreel thank you!

@@rorimarston3385 Yes sir👍! You’re welcome my friend and appreciate you watching.

@@markhobbs8940 Nice!

@@jayysleek Yes sir! it matters because fish can see color. Right now the Mackerel are running pretty thick and are chasing after those bait balls everywhere. They’re trying to fatten up because they’re getting ready to spawn soon. If you want to catch a lot of Mackerel, try throwing a shiny spoon such as a Clark, Sea Striker or KastMaster. 17g and 22g Micro metal lures work great too. I like throwing a black/silver micro lure or white/silver. You might even get lucky and catch a Bonita while throwing any of these lures. I hope this helps 👍

@@vivy4578 Thanks for watching my friend. It was a 10g Micro metal jig and I was popping it up and down.

@@stevekrist3546 September👍

@@urbanbackyardcontainergardenin Thanks for watching my friend 👍

@@urbanbackyardcontainergardenin Appreciate you!

@@fishnski9211 The current wasn’t running really hard, just a nice medium flow. And as it was going out, I would drop the jig straight down in front of me and let let the current take it out about 15 to 20 feet and then start jigging it slowly back towards me.👍

@@josejavier1104 Thanks bro! They’re definitely out there. Sometime the bite is slow and that’s when you throw them something different. Appreciate you watching 👍

@@David-lc6ge Thanks my friend👍

Thanks! Appreciate you watching my friend👍

Will do my friend 👍