Nice 👌 Lived in Miami & Homestead fishing everywhere , been in Austin Texas past 5 year's and glad to be back over here @ Ocean reef / Inlet. Lines in the H2o @ 6am 🐟🦈🙏
Thanks a boat load for watching & commenting. Land based fishing be tricky, but there is a science to increasing your hook-up ratio... If you follow some simple guidelines, it'll make the experience a lot less frustrating and more fun :) take. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
I thought incoming tides are the best for fishing inlets because more oxigenated water flows in, and bigger fish goes to feed on bait fish in shallower water, i had no idea it was the other way around, i'm a beginner so i'm learning, thank you for the video!!
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some great feedback. When I was younger I learned how to fish inlets and jetties. I learn really quickly to watch the tide and how it coincides with the time of day you want to fish. the outgoing tide brings all the sediments out into the ocean and draws in the bait fish and then the predators follow them in that's the concept and how it works. If you fish on the incoming tide you might get lucky and hook a really hungry fish but other than that you will probably go home empty-handed. Thanks again for your support of the channel I truly and sincerely appreciate it. Tight lines & take care ;)
Thanks for watching and asking a great question. Yes, you can fish there at night. Some great snapper fishing. Just gotta time the tide right. Great to hear from you. Thanks for all your support. Tight lines & take care ;)
Thanks a million for watching and sharing. Yes weekends are rough off that jetty. I fished it for many years, both day and night. I found the best fishing to be either at the end of the jetty on the beach side for blue runner, jacks,& snook, or about half way out on the beach side for small barracuda. Don't fish inside the inlet, and you have to fish on the out going tide, or you'll catch nothing. Hope this helps. Thanks again for all your support of the channel. Tight lines & take care ;)
my man great vid. its 3:30am and im fixing to go to this exact spot with an outgoing nice height tide. lots of help!
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Lived in Miami & Homestead fishing everywhere , been in Austin Texas past 5 year's and glad to be back over here @ Ocean reef / Inlet. Lines in the H2o @ 6am 🐟🦈🙏
Thanks a million for watching and sharing. Glad you are back in town and wetting up some lines. Hope your fishing was good. Tight lines & take care ;)
Great advice. I'm headed there tomorrow but during mid day
Good info. Thanks
I use to live in Boca and went to Boca High & FAU. Currently living in WPB.
Thanks a boat load for watching & commenting. Land based fishing be tricky, but there is a science to increasing your hook-up ratio... If you follow some simple guidelines, it'll make the experience a lot less frustrating and more fun :) take. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
Any advice heading to Boca currently
Good info thanks for posting
I thought incoming tides are the best for fishing inlets because more oxigenated water flows in, and bigger fish goes to feed on bait fish in shallower water, i had no idea it was the other way around, i'm a beginner so i'm learning, thank you for the video!!
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some great feedback. When I was younger I learned how to fish inlets and jetties. I learn really quickly to watch the tide and how it coincides with the time of day you want to fish. the outgoing tide brings all the sediments out into the ocean and draws in the bait fish and then the predators follow them in that's the concept and how it works. If you fish on the incoming tide you might get lucky and hook a really hungry fish but other than that you will probably go home empty-handed. Thanks again for your support of the channel I truly and sincerely appreciate it. Tight lines & take care ;)
any tips for catching snapper at this inlet?
Early morning ... Fish only with an out going tide at the end of the jetty into the inlet.... Watch out for boats
do you how can i catch barracuda from this inlet?
Beach side half way out on the jetty... use live pilchards for bait
Can you fish there at night?
Thanks for watching and asking a great question. Yes, you can fish there at night. Some great snapper fishing. Just gotta time the tide right. Great to hear from you. Thanks for all your support. Tight lines & take care ;)
Boca is freaking TOUGH on the weekends with all the boats. I been skunked both times I've gone.
Thanks a million for watching and sharing. Yes weekends are rough off that jetty. I fished it for many years, both day and night. I found the best fishing to be either at the end of the jetty on the beach side for blue runner, jacks,& snook, or about half way out on the beach side for small barracuda. Don't fish inside the inlet, and you have to fish on the out going tide, or you'll catch nothing. Hope this helps. Thanks again for all your support of the channel. Tight lines & take care ;)