John Skinner- Lures I fish with
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2015
- A few minutes with SJ columnist John Skinner, author of Striper Pursuit, A Season on the Edge and Fishing the Bucktails books. John explains what type of surf lures are always in the back of his truck. This originally appeared as one of the segments in Episode # 2 of SJTV at www.surfcastersjournal.com
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Amazing to see john skinner in surfcasters journal he is one of my favorite striper fishermen
instablaster
always good to see all the All Stars in Action listening to these men have literally made me double the fisherman I used to be thank you surf casters journal you guys are awesome
+john D we aim to please :-)
That's awesome
Great brush up, your thoughts are always very helpful
If you dont have a guppy lure then you are missing a lure that outcasts anything you have in those bags.
A legend. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
i like when he pulls a lure out , and says" this thing is beat up for a reason ".
I am having a bunch of problems trying to find what we called teasers(deer hair dressed trebles)in any size or quantity.WHERE ?
John banged his head so many times on the handle of that jeep he was hospitalized after filming this vid for head trauma lol
John those lure hip bags where'd you buy them or did you customize them to your needs? if the latter do you have a video showing us how you customized them , your lures seem to be accessible easy ,
That was soo cool, I’d love to rifle through one of your surf bags... it’s the Indian behind the arrow right ? Yeah I gotta step my game up and work on my cadence etc.... has the fall run started yet by you Johnny ? ????
John the Don Skinner!
Mr. Skinner, I'm from Fl. and I've being trying to Surfish using lures like the ones you use. Very Little Few fish, Jacks, lady fish and one snook in a period of six months.....?? Have you surfish down here, any advice...
miguel goizueta the northeast is a little different than fishing Florida. Bucktails and paddletail soft plastics like storm wildeye is tsunami swim shads along with sebile magic swimmers should do decent in the right conditions down there. But my friend also manages tarpon on a Daiwa Salt pro Minnow so it really depends. I would recommend keeping it as basic as possible Down there should help. Poppers, bucktails, soft plastics.
I thought taking down or removing trebels hooks and replacing with a single is the way to go...am i wrong?
Should have kept filming to see if skinner got a fish on the first cast!
my guesses for the various locations in the opening:
1. NFC
2.Gilgo State Park
3. Camp Hero bluffs
4.Just east of Demo
5. Under the Montauk Lighthouse
6. Cape Cod Canal
7. North Bar area
8, 9, 10 Sewer Pipe and just further east
He carry’s everything lol
Are these all night lures?
+Yeah puss no..poppers are daytime lures and many can be used day and night
Jackie Ng !
wh'os the John Skinner of the West Coast
What type of lure bag is that?
Robeson White skinner had a few but the one he grabbed was made by canyon
never to much skinner
What about rods
What car is that? Jeep? Subaru? Princeton sticker on the car back window...
Rly? Was told by everyone including a Jeep salesperson to not get a Jeep.
Good beater -fishing rig
what size line for the surf?
30-50lb braid and a couple feet of leader
That’s a 20,00.00 lure 🤦♂️🎣🇺🇸💪🏻🙏
John skinner !
Please remove that dam pull down grab handle off your rear hatch , how many times have you knocked your head on it ? Other then that I'm going to build me a killer bucktail like you do , hope I catch a halibut like you do too ! Cheers from California
Much respect to the veterans but no reason I should be seeing any of these elders keeping stripers come on how many you need to decrease for an ego????
Too much time spent "name dropping" and presuming that we all knew what he was talking about. For each item mentioned, whether recommended or not, should be held up and displayed to the camera.
Amazing to see john skinner in surfcasters journal he is one of my favorite striper fishermen