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@@FishingWithLou Hello? There well, thank you for watching my video I do appreciate it. And yes, if there's crabs around, they'll take anything. Whether be in your trap or on a fishing line. Not much you can do except pull it away from them. If they're bad sometimes I use a chicken rig where the sinkers on the bottom and you have a hooked loop higher off the bottom sometimes that helped. Tight lines my friend and thanks for your comments

@@USACustomGarage hi there. Thanks for watching this video and leaving your comments. At the time we caught these mahi we were out approximately 16 miles due east from port canaveral inlet.

@@josepadilla5033 you just have to hit it the right time of year. Also it helps to move around from spot to spot. One concrete piling might hold mango's while the others nothing. Keep your bait as close to the pilings as you can. Big drum and shepshead can be caught too. Thanks for watching and your comment. Tight lines...

@@VernonEasterling thanks for your comments. I actually did that until i ordered the key i use now. Hopefully going to get that fixed soon.

@@bigkahuna7955 Hi. Welcome to the area. Definitely would talk some time. Im still learning areas around here to troll. I lived here before years ago but lost all my numbers. So kind of starting over again. I cant get out for a couple of months yet due to a surgery. But if i can help you out with any info let me know.

@@TheJoshGriffis hello there, So i just tied it into the power bar behind the console. Made life a lot easier. However, you can run it to the batteries if thats a better fit for you. Tight lines. Thanks for watching

@@WillStuart-rg2ee check out my part 2 100 hr. Service. Its all in there. Thanks for watching

@@user-ly8uo2wq5z impeller change is in part two

@@fishydubsfishing6516 I did change the filter, but I had to take it somewhere because I couldn't get it off.

@@fishydubsfishing6516 And the filter that I had to take somewhere was the water fuel separating filter. But if you rewatched the video shows your right plane as day changing the oil filter on the side of the engine.

So let me explain to you and any viewers that might be reading this when I said. I didn't change the Oil filter on the oil change. That was because it was a 20 hour. Service oil change and the Yamaha maintenance manual said not to change the oil filter at this time to change it at the 100 hour oil service. And that's directly from the Yamaha maintenance. Not something I made up.

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I've been a mechanic Mill right industrial maintenance all my life and I rebuilt engine's when an engine breaks in you're wearing off a lot of material as the engine seats in that's why they want you to change the oil all that material on the break in process gets trapped in the filter I don't know why Yamaha would not recommend changing the filter also if the filter gets plugged with foreign material from the break in process it will bypass and blow all that material into the new oil for people that don't understand how oil filters work these engines cost $25,000 now I would not try to save $20 on a filter

But i did

Absolute menace

@@shlorp2643 LOL

Its pretty easy to do. Just take your time. Make sure you replace everything you take off. Im Definitely not a person that's mechanically inclined so I did it. I think you can do it too. good luck if you try it on your own.

I did look at it before removal. But I didn't make a comment on it. Because the new one doesn't matter without the fin. It only fits in one way. There's no fin to detect tracking.

I think those will be fine for a number 4 or under. If you go larger, you might want to go to the 200 pound.

Not sure Worms would do very well for crabbing, but Worms would be good for freshwater fishing. But I used live shrimp to fish with from the dock.

Thanks so much. I do appreciate you viewing my video. Its been a while since ive been out, life and work stuff, keeps me busy lately. Hopefully ill be putting new content out here soon. Tight lines...

Still looking for an awesome day crabbing. Its been a hit or miss most days.

You live in or near CR now?

Sorry to hear that... better luck next time.

I got both at the Bass Pro Shop in orlando

Thanks for watching the video. Im trying real hard to put more content out but work and life have been keeping me way to busy. Its been 4 months since ive been on the boat or gone dock fishing. Hopefully soon ill get a break to go tight lines

Also, that small screw with the square nut is very small. Probably only a 1/2 inch long max.

Yes. You just need a salt water license for crabbing and fishing on the public docks. However, if you fish around kings bay and catch like a bass you will need a fresh water license too if you intend to keep the fish.

good day to you and thanks for your view. welcome to crystal river. crystal river is some of the best fishing you can do, if the wind holds down...lol this year has been awful to get off shore with the wind. if you have any question or anything i can help you out with let me know. tight lines

To be honest i dont know. I just went to my local yamaha dealer and he set me up with them

Thanks. Definitely saved the day. Was delicious too. Thanks for watching

It's in Crystal River, Florida on. Golf island beach road from US19. You make a right go down about 4 Miles until until you see a city brown sign that says for the boat ramp on your right hand side.

That's supposed to be Fort island not Gulf island.

I only went out about 8 to 10 miles from the mouth of the river. Water was 22 to 25 ft.

Was only 16 miles off shore. Fuel cost was about $50. To $60 dollars.

I checked with fwc. They say theres no limit on how many rods you can use from a pier. Thanks for your comments. Tight lines....

Ty not the best day fishing but better then work...lol

@@oceandeepfishing4555 for sure!!