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Love it It's light I use it for pier and surf fishing Everything feels like a tuna I may have have some vids up here from last summer I paired with a Shimano Stradic 4500 I believe Nice light combo especially if walking the beach or wade fishing

@@lucabrazzi-vlog I love St Croix and have several including Mojo Surf and Seage. Charlotte area here. Been meaning to go try pier fishing pompanos. Are they in yet? I mostly fish hybrids and striped bass.

@Unplugged704 yea Philly area here but have a place on Topsail Island NC Which I love Try to get down there once a month to fish I love St Croix although I feel they aren't made in the US anymore Like my Tide Master etc I also really like Cashion rods made in NC I use them for kayak bass fishing Thanks for viewing

For the price especially in the salt the BG is a great value

I loved it too and even Paired it with Daiwa Saltist but was stolen last summer

@@lucabrazzi-vlog damn that def sux

@macmobilestudio yea it did especially since I live in Philly area and never have stuff messed with I even leave my rods out etc know one touches but in NC in a nice beach town have about $500 to $600 in gear Goodluck with the Longtitude it's a nice rod imo

Will be back down around Christmas hopefully get on some Whiting and Drum

No this imo is a great time to fish Pomps still may be around Spots? Whiting will definitely be around and Black drum Goodluck

Man this 1st Weekend in November? Is it a Surf Fishing Tourney? On Topsail I'm back in PA now but if there is a website could you send to me? Sounds awesome Thanks

@lucabrazzi-vlog it's the topsail pier surf challenge. Just Google that and you'll see all about it

Hey so sorry just noticed this I will definitely give any advice I can I am a mediocre fishermen but ask away lol

@@lucabrazzi-vlog just wondering about the basics like what bait, to use for that time of year, I’ve heard to cast past the breaker ? What are the best times to fish? I have had some success with the shrimp and the rig with two hooks and the sinker rig that is common. Any good bait/lures for cast and retrieve type fishing ?

@flyrod168 yes can never go wrong with shrimp Frozen, fresh or live Fish bites and fish gum are good too I personally like to fish start of incoming tide but any early morning or evening I think is the best time Rip currents or breaks in the waves are good spots to throw your baits To be honest depending on your rod and gear and the sea it's not always easy casting out past the breaks But if you can I think gives you a better chance to catch different fish (pompano, mackerel or sharks) But sometimes in close gives you the most action especially if the Whiting and spots are running which they usually are now in NC. Where are you fishing? That sometimes dictates your species and actions

​@flyrod168 and for rigs I use a 2 drop rig with 30 to 50lb mono or fluro I like circle hooks 2/0, 3/0 or even size 6 to catch smaller fish for action Depending on how rough the ocean is will dictate your weight (and rod of course) I like 3 to 4oz pyramid weights I make my own in 5 mind or quicker I also like to throw little floats and beads on mine too to attract and suspend bait Also blood worms are a can't miss bait Link to how I make my rigs ruclips.net/video/yL8yL01TmMY/видео.htmlsi=jv6OuEYJItrR9MeU But alot of better vids out there

I did throw a couple real small ones out for bait Nothing

It's seasoned with old bay and other seasonings Really good

Yes i95 in Philly is littered with billboards including electronic ones.

No Not sure if we have them I use blood worms at times

Yea honestly it's been nicer up north right Hoping I can get back to nc asap Goodluck at ft Macon Is that in Nc?

@lucabrazzi-vlog yes Atlantic beach south of hatteras but north of topsail

I'm saying I am wearing a beanie in North Carolina in the summer The earth is bigger than us and does what it wants

@@lucabrazzi-vlog okay let me rephrase. Are you implying there is no global warming and backing that up with a video of a place that's unusual cold for the time of year?

@@club311gaming I'm saying the earth is more powerful than some bureaucrats raising taxes to make us feel guilty I know the entire east coast of America is colder on avg. I know we had ice ages multiple times on the planet which usually are caused by "global warming" that set off events to block the sun etc and this is before humans, cars, nuclear waste, and bureaucrats

I really liked but eventually switched out the BG for the Saltist and left it outside my house in NC and the combo setup got stolen :( but the BG reel in any size is great (maybe my favorite esp when on a budget) The Okuma Rod was nice too Fairly light and cast well in the surf

I have a Penn Fierce 2 3000 for about 5 years now paired with my st Croix tidewater 7ft I love on the kayak especially But also great in shallow surf Catch a ton of pompano on that setup Goodluck and tight lines

You're welcome they are pretty simple have a newer vid with a little more detail

ruclips.net/video/yL8yL01TmMY/видео.html

I don't Sheepshead fish alot But normally look for structure typically in my kayak

No loss losing a brainwashed idiot like you

it was an IQ test - you failed it !

On the 1 setup I believe it waa

I fish the area once or twice a month if possible. I am fulltime in PA but have a house in Surf City we bought like 6 years ago and try to get there as much as possible if work permits I love the fall the most tho

I also work in Pa/WV but live in Jacksonville. Have to meet up sometime and fish if you’d be into that

@@jamesspencer5741 Jacksonville NC? Sure Hoping to get down there early August

Yes sir. I’ll be there from July 28th-August 3rd

Not always but it's a nice way to keep some bait on since typically the shrimp gets eaten off pretty fast and some use floss etc to tie shrimp on but I'm not trying to throw more junk in the ocean. I make my own rigs and keep them as simple as possible with the only metal being the hooks or clips and weights. I am an average fishermen but if in the area let me know if I'm down there will fish with ya I fish Surf City typically I also use fish gum doesn't hold as good as fish bites but may be better for a bite. Thanks for watching

More just some family time thanks

U still doing vids?

@@lucabrazzi-vlog yep

@@HooKSetzWithRyan for some reason not getting notifications let me make sure notifications are on

For some reason I wasn't subbed any longer not sure how wtf Back now

Also going to sub your channel with my small work youtube channel since I am on there more @fanelliscustoms

Thanks for that I will try it Any chance you have a vid of doing it that way?

@@lucabrazzi-vlog I just spooled a reel and didn't video it. But it's as simple as tying the line to your reel, throw the new line spool in a 1/2 full bucket of water, and start reeling while putting tension on the line with your other hand (just like you did in this video). The new line spool will float and freely unwind while you're reeling and the water helps your line lay perfectly. You could probably make something fancy to hold your line in the bucket of water, but it's not necessary.

No you want your braid to be as tight as possible. If you can dig a fingernail into your spool then it’s too loose

You know I don't feel a difference Can't go wrong for the price with any BG I drop these in the sand, salt water and they just keep working

Yea I ruin all of surf rods from Shimano, Penns and Daiwas etc But I hearya Thanks for the info

You ever been to the OBX?, southern NC, SC or Florida? Makes Jersey look like Sw philly lol

Yes correct I get them mixed up at times especially when bigger We dont get many of them up north

@@lucabrazzi-vlog I'll send you all I catch

@@pieseasmyseas you have a channel? If so I will subscribe

@@lucabrazzi-vlog yes I have a channel its mostly geared towards model trains but I do upload fishing videos from time to time but im gonna be uploading vids of my boat build soon

Yea I have thrown a ton of live small pins but never had a lot of luck but sure they work since they are a food source Thanks for the comment Tight lines

@@lucabrazzi-vlog I actually have more luck with them using freshly cut meat like half inch squares. Reds, flounder, usually big. But also blues...lots of pesky blues.

@@bcp5296d thanks for the info not a fan of blue fish We have alot up here I try to avoid them lol Tight lines

We got him from a breeder in Hershey PA area will try and find contact info Our Gunnar passed a year ago I am still heart broken he was a great dog

@@lucabrazzi-vlog oh man I'm bummed to hear that. Our elkhound mix recently was diagnosed with lung cancer and has been given only a few weeks left to live and it hit me hard. Making the most of the limited time I have left with him. Thanks for the reply.

@@ErynMGB aww jeez it's heartbreaking Our Gunnar had lymes which eventually shut his kidneys down etc Yea hold onto to ur pup while u have him

Thanks are u in the Philly area? I love my Outback And Passport too but for different reasons Maybe see you on the water