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It was artificial lure.

It was 23".

I love that place!

@@MrSandomir Thanks!

@@kevinf4606 Yes, i agreed. Dungeness crabs are better. Thanks for watching. 😁

They are usually on sandy bottoms, like the beach areas. They blend in really well. You'll need a pair of polarized sunglasses to see them.

I'm sorry. I don't remember the names. I deleted the folder after I compiled the video.

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I'm glad to hear it paid off for you. And yes, the heat has been relentless lately. Heat stroke is no joke. Stay hydrated and stay safe. Thanks for watching! 👍

Thank you!

Thank you!

Yes, I change the weight according to the tide. I believe it was 1/2oz in this video.

I use size 2 circle hook. 😉

I usually find them on the beaches close to where I fish. A good place to look for them is in sandy bottom, where people launch their kayaks. These were caught at the place next to where people launched their kayaks in fort desoto area.

Thank you​@@TampaBaySaltwaterFishing

Thanks. It was a good day! 😁

I doubt I get famous for this but this is my legacy. Something for my kids or even grand kids to watch long after I'm gone. Why so much hate in you?! Thanks for commenting.

@@DerekFantom thanks.

My bait bucket is made by Bait lagoon. It's still being sold at walmart here. The aerator is by marine metal products dual pumps model. I think this is discontinued. I use an 8ft net with 3/8" mesh. It's a bit heavy after about 7 casts. 3/8" mesh net will catch you the baits! Im glad you enjoyed the video and thanks watching! If you have more questions, just ask! 😀

Cat food and bread works well too

@charleshunter3595 I used catfood for pilchard and pinfish. Ill give mojarra a try next time. Thanks for sharing.

This is fort desoto beach man.

Very thoughtful! Where would you suggest I place the fish to get an accurate measurement of the fish?

@@TampaBaySaltwaterFishing Not on the hot concrete. Many coolers are graduated in inches. If not, glue a 12" ruler to the top of your cooler.

This was at tom stuart causeway. I used pilchard with knocker rig, 3/8 to 1/2 oz, depending on the tide.

@@benjohnson1x1 ?

@@randyruney5704 Thank you!

@@randyruney5704 It's one of the better baits to use! 😉

I use the triple load technique. But I'll film it the next time my wife and I go fishing. It's difficult to film it by myself. Thanks for watching!

In my opinion, bridges hold fish, so this spot is no secret 😅. Mangrove Snappers are abundant in our area. You don't have to worry about running out of fish for you to catch! 🤣👍

Everyone knows about bridges, and this bridge goes to a state park in the area. Gets a lot of traffic. This isn't like a secret spot. LOL

The tag has long fallen off of it, but I believe it's an 8 feet 3/8 inch mesh.

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I believe they eat crustacean, canned tuna may attract pinfish. But if that is what you have, try it. Pinfish bait works pretty well for Mangrove Snappers as well!

@Steady247 Thanks for watching! 😁

Beaches are the best place to find them. Beaches next to flats are also good. Good luck 👍

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Thanks for watching!

I built this rod. It is IM7 blank, 7'3" length, medium power 10-17lbs test pound, fast action, 2-piece rod.

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I hope it you found it useful! 👍

@@TampaBaySaltwaterFishing I was so excited to see that you kept your word! This is going to be a game changer! I truly appreciate you!🎣

Thank you and good luck to you!

Thanks! 😁

You find them on sandy areas of the flats, they love sandy bottom near shore. Do sweet potatoes really work as bait? 🤣

Thanks! I built it, blank is IM8, 7'6", medium power 8-17lbs test line paired with shimano sustain 4000 spooled with 20lbs braid. 😁

Thanks!

They are usually on sandy bottom, like the beach. I'll do a how to video on catching mojarras on my next snapper fishing trip. 😀

​@@TampaBaySaltwaterFishing please do. I have a hard time finding them as well. I maybe get 1 at times 2 per cast net..keep it up and great vid!

@ShinkiZer0 Thanks. Will do!

Hey Duey, enjoy your video’s, thanks for sharing. I know what you mean about losing tackle, but that’s where the Snappers are. I also had to find different spots this year compared to last year. Keep the video’s coming, love watching them. 👍

@vickiandmarv hopefully, we'll get more snappers around the bridges in the next few months! thanks for watching. I'll film more snappers videos for you guys!

@@victorlittle-gutierrez8657 Thanks.

Sure! I'll film the place where I catch the Mojarra on the next video.

Thanks. I do the same when I take the kayak out at gandy. Summer is the best for snapper but sudden storm can show up out of nowhere so I havent taken the kayak out lately. Live bait is always best, but I've used fresh cut bait before too, and it worked well. I have not fished in the Bellaire causeway bridge. I passed by there a lot when I went to Sandkey for Pompano. I'll stop by and check out the area next time. 😁

What live bait do you use? And are you talking about the bridge next to the boat launch? New to the area

@Topgear.filmer I used the bait I showed at the beginning of the video, mojarras. Yes, thats the bridge.

Thanks. Good luck!

This is exactly why you don't give spots away.

Thank you!

Let’s go fishing’s soon brother!

@ABFishin Where do you fish?