Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid forgot the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.
@Pedro Korbin I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im in the hacking process now. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Very nice video tutorial. Preparing the cut pinfish bait was helpful. I now prepare my cut bait the day before I head out and keep it on ice in ziplock bags. Saves so much time while on the water and less messy... the same approach works for Yellowtail Snappers.
Capt Mark I definitely listen to! A couple weeks ago I started using the method he shared on hooking a live shrimp. By golly it’s possible the moon and stars aligned and has nothing to do with his method! BUT, since using his method it has been FISH ON! I swear this new method has increased the bite! Thank you sir👍
Great video and thanks for chunk tip. Makes great sense. I prefer using inline circle hooks rather than offset because you will gut hook almost zero fish. Offset ones will still fit hook a few and I hate killing undersize fish.
Thanks for this. As someone without a boat, or even a way to use live bait currently, this is a great video. Really just reassuring that I CAN use cut bait and some chum
Great info. I can find them but because I am using live shrimp, I am staying with the smaller ones and couldn't figure out how to get the bigger ones. Will definitely try this.
Nice Mercury engine! I prefer Yamaha but Mercury are also really nice! Engines are really what you prefer, you might like a loud but fast engine or a less loud but not as fast engine, I wish I had a four stroke like you, my Yamaha is a 2 stroke!
Nice video ....low tide.. thread herring cut in half chunks late at night( very big ones around 4 am ) toss as deep in you can in the mangrove line free line if current allows IMO been fishing mangroves and cuberas in the keys my whole life lol also these guys know what there talking about! all snapper love lady fish fillets from muttons to dogs
I do this with the bluefish at my local bay if you tie on a smaller hook or 2 live line some minnows and let out some slack you'll catch a lot of bluefish and other fish to
Yeah cutting those filets can be be pointless but those smaller mangroves can be pretty decent cooked whole. Just descaled, gutted, head off, and the fins with spines. You make use of all the meat too. Score the skin a bit for the seasoning to get caught in and you have a solid dinner
@@pinkfloydguy1149 We post videos on our website (www.saltstrong.com/) a day before we take them live in RUclips, so he must have clicked through our site to access this video in RUclips before it was officially posted.
This video came at the perfect time, Ive been spending the last few weeks trying to learn how to catch mangoes. I am unfortunately land locked, but have been having some success. Ive only been fishing with live shrimp and mud minnows, but all the tiny snapper have been stealing my bait left and right. Im going to try some chunk bait next time I go out. I would love to see some tips on shore fishing for mangrove snapper if you guys have any. Would you recommend trying to use a chum bag from the shore/rocks? Thanks for the vid.
@@tritontrinh8610 I fish around south Tampa, Picnic island, Davis island, and sometimes near the Gandy bridge north beach. Still learning good spots. I've had success catching mud minnows, small mullet, greenbacks, and pinfish. Ive just never chummed before, or really fished with cut bait. I thow out live mudminnows or shrimp mostly but the little snaps are fast to find them.
I catch mangrove snapper all the time on a boat launch in nw florida..i use live pinfish 3 fingers wide..use circle hook..flourocarbon leader. 12 inch consistently..plus flounder( 19inch)..i hook pinfish in upper lip..
Your post was 3 years ago, any luck catching larger snappers? I moved to the same area about 3 years ago and just now starting to get into snapper fishing and I'm not having a lot of luck in the Tampa area. I don't know if it's because of red tide and fish kills but seems like there aren't a lot of decent fish out there, and that goes for snook, red fish etc. Seem like...for this area, we have to go out deep sea fishing to catch something other than a catfish. I've tried the Skyway fishing pier several time and most of what I catch there are pin fish. I rented a boat, went out into the bay and tried the chum bag for the first time, guess I didn't know what I was doing, we caught some large puffer fish and small grunts. From the shore, we just seem to get a log of cat fish on premium shrimp and pin fish. @@slothbasket3660
I think ima go catch me some snapper to keep haven’t had mangrove snapper yet. Caught a lot of snapper last week keeper size to just didn’t plan to keep any
Great information in this video. Just went out and my fishing buddy caught 15 to my 1 (ONE). Same boat, same bait, same water, both using a jighead. In this video, how are you fishing with no weight ?
We have several blogs and videos that might be helpful. Check out the Fishing Tips section of our website and use the Search to search for snapper. You can find that here: www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tips/.
Any tips on preferable conditions for mangrove snapp . I was throwing for some redfish the other day and one grabbed my shrimp . Didn’t realize they would be so far inland
Check out the full blog on our website and post your question there. That way, our coaches can respond back directly with their input and recommendation. You can find that here: www.saltstrong.com/articles/catch-keeper-size-inshore-mangrove-snapper/
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I wish theyd raise the size limit on mangroves. 10" to most people means theyll keep 6". Being a native I will turn them in.like i did a guy with his family. Fwc emailed me and told me they got him with 28 undersize mangroves and 3 - 12" grouper fishing from shore. I will turn them in without hesitation
I'm watching your channel and I love the area of deficient I want you to make everyone aware that they're dumpling radioactive water in Tampa Bay area it's a big huge site they admitted to dumping $250,000 gallons just a couple of days ago you can bet if they admitted that they admitted a lot more try millions of gallons it will totally destroy the fishing through all of the Gulf if it's allowed everyone needs to sound the alarm right to your governor this is no joke
Both rods were 7'6" fast action rods with 10 lb braid and a 20 lb leader. Joe's was a medium power TFO and mine was a Heavy power G Loomis E6X (both feel very similar which shows how different the rating systems can be between different brands).
I need help on finding a rod to pair up with my Penn slammer 3 4500. Right now I have a Ugly Stik Tiger Lite but looking to change things up. Normally I jig for fluke/flounder but I always inshore fish pretty much for anything up here in New England. Stripers, Bluefish, black fish, black sea bass.. i like around 6'9".. any suggestions would be awesome. Thanks in advance
not sure about the video, but I do a fair share of snapper fishing with any thing from size 4.... to 1/0. Snapper can be picky so smaller hooks are better
Samuel Story actually it’s ten inches to keep, at least in Florida , but you can catch much bigger than that. I usually see people pulling up 15-16 inchers at my spot. All the ones he’s catching are like 13 max so kinda weeeeek bro.
@@spencerschmidt8404 15-16 inches are small imo. Out of fort pierce it is not uncommon to catch them over 20 inches and anywhere from 3-9 pounds. Mostly I am talking about offshore though. The ones in our river here are the same sizes as what they are catching in the video here.
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Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I was stupid forgot the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.
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@Pedro Korbin I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im in the hacking process now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
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I caught a big mangrove snapper inshore with shrimp it was my first time catching one
Very nice video tutorial. Preparing the cut pinfish bait was helpful. I now prepare my cut bait the day before I head out and keep it on ice in ziplock bags. Saves so much time while on the water and less messy... the same approach works for Yellowtail Snappers.
I have frozen greenbacks and just grab a bag and go
Capt Mark I definitely listen to! A couple weeks ago I started using the method he shared on hooking a live shrimp. By golly it’s possible the moon and stars aligned and has nothing to do with his method! BUT, since using his method it has been FISH ON! I swear this new method has increased the bite! Thank you sir👍
Great video and thanks for chunk tip. Makes great sense. I prefer using inline circle hooks rather than offset because you will gut hook almost zero fish. Offset ones will still fit hook a few and I hate killing undersize fish.
A good tip, thanks, I hate it too.
Thanks for this. As someone without a boat, or even a way to use live bait currently, this is a great video. Really just reassuring that I CAN use cut bait and some chum
My son and I catch 20-30+ mango’s every time we fish the intracoastal in New Smyrna Beach….obviously they’re not all keepers, but the fishing is on 🔥
Best fish tacos 🌮 😋 👌
agreed haha
great video - I learned a lot from this one video.
Glad it was helpful!
A big fish may be a trophy, but the smaller ones taste waaaaaaay better.
You are in the keys and offshore, how is that "inshore"...
Thanks! I will try this, i love using mud minnows also they seem to be more hardy than finger mullet.
Great info. I can find them but because I am using live shrimp, I am staying with the smaller ones and couldn't figure out how to get the bigger ones. Will definitely try this.
Great vids bro! I love watching your videos and I learn alot from you!
Mark Andrade Here..you guys Rock
Thanks for the support!
Weird spot to catch one, but I reeled one in from the Packery Channel in Corpus Christi this past weekend. Didn't know they were in this area.
Lol yeah these fish seem to exist anywhere in saltwater
not to mention the chum bag usually ends up as trash in the water as well. cool product
Excellent tutorials
Great video. Good demo. Valuable information. Tyvm.
Nice Mercury engine! I prefer Yamaha but Mercury are also really nice! Engines are really what you prefer, you might like a loud but fast engine or a less loud but not as fast engine, I wish I had a four stroke like you, my Yamaha is a 2 stroke!
Video starts at 2:45
Great Chum Box, and specially made by Veterans. Where can I buy one?
what is the name of that chum box . And when I can get it
I can definitely say they bite really hard and very quick. I've had luck recently catching them using popping cork
Good fishing tips!! Will do it next time lol and yes they bite 😭😂😂
Damn y'all was cleaning house that day.😃 Great day for Salt Strong
thanks for the info
keep the videos coming
Nice video ....low tide.. thread herring cut in half chunks late at night( very big ones around 4 am ) toss as deep in you can in the mangrove line free line if current allows IMO been fishing mangroves and cuberas in the keys my whole life lol also these guys know what there talking about! all snapper love lady fish fillets from muttons to dogs
Mind telling me a spot or two for em ? :)
This is a great video. Weeding through those 9 inchers can be exhausting.
Thanks!
What kind of structure were you over? How deep?
I do this with the bluefish at my local bay if you tie on a smaller hook or 2 live line some minnows and let out some slack you'll catch a lot of bluefish and other fish to
Great footage ur team is awesome my question is where were you all fishing
Thanks so much!! This is down in the Florida Keys
great tips! Looking forward to chumming up some better fish!
awesome! glad you found the video the video helpful!
10 inch maybe the the size limit but anything under 12 isn't worth cleaning IMO
Yeah cutting those filets can be be pointless but those smaller mangroves can be pretty decent cooked whole. Just descaled, gutted, head off, and the fins with spines. You make use of all the meat too. Score the skin a bit for the seasoning to get caught in and you have a solid dinner
@NARWALINVASION I'm with ya whole fried is my favorite way to eat them. 10 inch is still small IMO
Nice vid. Very informative.
So glad I live in the big bend.. We catch them up to 12 pounds all day on the towers.
That's the technique to use to catch the biggies too!
Drop those coordinates
I can say from experience they do bite hard...😬
Veryyyy😂😂😂
right through the thumbnail
Oh yeah they do 🙂🙂🙂
Could you clarify Chum
Awesome video! Any suggestions for PCB on foot? I camp at St. Andrews. Thanks Fam!
Great video.
Great video . Thank u.
No problem! Glad you enjoyed it!
Very Educational Video. 🌟🌟🌟
Glad you think so!
so can you do this year round? What months of the year are mangroves around?
You definitely can try this method year round!
Were you guys fishing a grass flat? If so, what depth??
Mango Tango! One of the wariest fish that swims. They seem to figure out what's up after a while. Cool action!
Thanks David!
Confused? How'd you post 23 hours ago lol
@@pinkfloydguy1149 im catching on, wth!
@@pinkfloydguy1149 We post videos on our website (www.saltstrong.com/) a day before we take them live in RUclips, so he must have clicked through our site to access this video in RUclips before it was officially posted.
Oh ok
My PB is “14 Love the fight mangroves put up, Good eating fish too
Only 14 😂 I caught a 24..
Brandon Baklayan Were you offshore or inshore? Inshore they will be smaller for sure.
CJ Jones inshore but it was a good spot
Brandon Baklayan Nice
Very nice video!
I go fishing on my canal behind my house and we always catch these
Cool tips..
Who makes the chum basket?
Chum Dinger
1:40 stainless... except for the rusting hinge nut.
Did you freeline or did you use a weight?
If there are a lot of bermuda chubs around they will literally eat holes through a chum bag. I'll bet that box works great
Thanks for the informative video, awesome job!
What kind of chum would you suggest? Thank you
Great question! Make sure to ask this over in the Community (www.saltstrong.com/) where the coaches spend their time.
This video came at the perfect time, Ive been spending the last few weeks trying to learn how to catch mangoes. I am unfortunately land locked, but have been having some success. Ive only been fishing with live shrimp and mud minnows, but all the tiny snapper have been stealing my bait left and right. Im going to try some chunk bait next time I go out. I would love to see some tips on shore fishing for mangrove snapper if you guys have any. Would you recommend trying to use a chum bag from the shore/rocks? Thanks for the vid.
Where do you fish? You can catch decent bait for chumming/ cut bait inshore.
@@tritontrinh8610 I fish around south Tampa, Picnic island, Davis island, and sometimes near the Gandy bridge north beach. Still learning good spots. I've had success catching mud minnows, small mullet, greenbacks, and pinfish. Ive just never chummed before, or really fished with cut bait. I thow out live mudminnows or shrimp mostly but the little snaps are fast to find them.
I catch mangrove snapper all the time on a boat launch in nw florida..i use live pinfish 3 fingers wide..use circle hook..flourocarbon leader. 12 inch consistently..plus flounder( 19inch)..i hook pinfish in upper lip..
Your post was 3 years ago, any luck catching larger snappers? I moved to the same area about 3 years ago and just now starting to get into snapper fishing and I'm not having a lot of luck in the Tampa area. I don't know if it's because of red tide and fish kills but seems like there aren't a lot of decent fish out there, and that goes for snook, red fish etc. Seem like...for this area, we have to go out deep sea fishing to catch something other than a catfish. I've tried the Skyway fishing pier several time and most of what I catch there are pin fish. I rented a boat, went out into the bay and tried the chum bag for the first time, guess I didn't know what I was doing, we caught some large puffer fish and small grunts. From the shore, we just seem to get a log of cat fish on premium shrimp and pin fish. @@slothbasket3660
Delicious!!
I think ima go catch me some snapper to keep haven’t had mangrove snapper yet. Caught a lot of snapper last week keeper size to just didn’t plan to keep any
Awesome video !! Nice snapper
Thanks Pablo!
Please take me fishing. I live off Port Charlotte Harbor. I'll come to you!
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Great tips, thanks! I was wondering about the spot that was chosen....on a flat near a deeper channel?
Very nice! Is that a keeper my friend? Great video
Great eating fish! Love that chum box.
Those are some amazing rods.. What are those.. Please recommend
Great information in this video. Just went out and my fishing buddy caught 15 to my 1 (ONE). Same boat, same bait, same water, both using a jighead. In this video, how are you fishing with no weight ?
Do you have a video thats more of a guide for fishing for snappers solo as a beginner off the shore?
We have several blogs and videos that might be helpful. Check out the Fishing Tips section of our website and use the Search to search for snapper. You can find that here: www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tips/.
Lmao perfectly cuts an inch when saying “half inch” lmao, humans...
😂😂😂
huh
Hello Friend, What size circle hook are you using?
Great question! Make sure to ask this over in the Community (www.saltstrong.com/) where the coaches spend their time.
What's the best chum to use for snapper? Any recipes? ☺
Any tips on preferable conditions for mangrove snapp . I was throwing for some redfish the other day and one grabbed my shrimp . Didn’t realize they would be so far inland
Check out the full blog on our website and post your question there. That way, our coaches can respond back directly with their input and recommendation. You can find that here:
www.saltstrong.com/articles/catch-keeper-size-inshore-mangrove-snapper/
Great info
Where do you find the chum block
Thank you for your question! We have a massive library of fishing tips on our website along with a search feature to let you quickly filter down to find help you're looking for, so just go to www.saltstrong.com/ and use the Search feature in the top menu.
Note: If you don't see the exact answer you're looking for, just leave a comment in the post that most closely matches up with your search and one of our coaches will respond to your question... our coaches only make time to answer questions that get submitted to our website.
Ok thanks I am an insider member. Thanks for the work!
So where do you get the chum box??
good question. I need to know
www.thechumdinger.com/
Were you guys anchored or drifting
Looked like small ones to me.
Will that technique work anywhere? I fish Daytona area.
The concept of chumming and the bait technique they talk about should work anywhere. If there are snapper where you fish in Daytona, this should work
You should catch much nicer size fish around daytona
I wish theyd raise the size limit on mangroves. 10" to most people means theyll keep 6". Being a native I will turn them in.like i did a guy with his family. Fwc emailed me and told me they got him with 28 undersize mangroves and 3 - 12" grouper fishing from shore. I will turn them in without hesitation
Nope, the snappers in Daytona are smarter.
Small live finger mullet keep the smalls down also plenty in the river in Daytona
Hi, nice video what feet of water y’all was fishing in
Roughly 10-20 feet!
I'm watching your channel and I love the area of deficient I want you to make everyone aware that they're dumpling radioactive water in Tampa Bay area it's a big huge site they admitted to dumping $250,000 gallons just a couple of days ago you can bet if they admitted that they admitted a lot more try millions of gallons it will totally destroy the fishing through all of the Gulf if it's allowed everyone needs to sound the alarm right to your governor this is no joke
Where? I"m up near crystal river and i've always wondered about the power plant here.
My name is Winston and I was wondering were can I get the chum box to buy
Did they not use a sinker I’m gonna make this rig but is there a sinker????
i need one of them ... Where do i get these ?? Did i miss that ??
no link to the chum box?
Where can I buy the chum box? It's pretty cool.
Were those rods 17lb line? what action? If you don't mind me asking, great video..thx.
Both rods were 7'6" fast action rods with 10 lb braid and a 20 lb leader. Joe's was a medium power TFO and mine was a Heavy power G Loomis E6X (both feel very similar which shows how different the rating systems can be between different brands).
What was the water depth?
I need help on finding a rod to pair up with my Penn slammer 3 4500. Right now I have a Ugly Stik Tiger Lite but looking to change things up. Normally I jig for fluke/flounder but I always inshore fish pretty much for anything up here in New England. Stripers, Bluefish, black fish, black sea bass.. i like around 6'9".. any suggestions would be awesome. Thanks in advance
Superb
Thank you!
I've caught em off of gulp and they have a pretty hard time destroying a plastic.
Thanks for checking it out!
I swear I saw u at bud n maries
Awesome. What size hooks?
not sure about the video, but I do a fair share of snapper fishing with any thing from size 4.... to 1/0. Snapper can be picky so smaller hooks are better
Hook size depends on the size of the bait used. We were.size 1 for this video due to the size of the bait chunks we were using.
I’ve done good with #4 Kahle hooks.
I live in The Bahamas, How do u take hook out Fish mouth with o destroying the fish ?
Great question! Make sure to ask this over in the Community (www.saltstrong.com/) where the coaches spend their time.
What set up of rig do tou use mangroove snapper??
Just normal inshore spinning gear... 7'6" MH fast action rod with a 2500 sized reel and 10 lb braid with a 20 lb leader.
It's made by Chum dinger
Thanks for the tip!
Where can I order the chum box??
I prefer mangrove snapper to pretty much anything i think there better then yellowtail
Is this method replicable onshore fishing? Thanks in advanced.
100% but check chumming regulations. Some counties in Florida don’t allow it within a certain distance of shore.
Does this chum attracted crocodiles? Cause where i fish tere is some bigg lizard down there
What size hooks were you using?
We were using.size 1 for this video due to the size of the bait chunks we were dropping down to the snapper.
The video must have gotten cut short before they caught the “big snappers”
Mangrove snapper don’t get too big so a big snapper could be 14 inches. Legal size to keep is 12 inches
Samuel Story actually it’s ten inches to keep, at least in Florida , but you can catch much bigger than that. I usually see people pulling up 15-16 inchers at my spot. All the ones he’s catching are like 13 max so kinda weeeeek bro.
@@spencerschmidt8404 15-16 inches are small imo. Out of fort pierce it is not uncommon to catch them over 20 inches and anywhere from 3-9 pounds. Mostly I am talking about offshore though. The ones in our river here are the same sizes as what they are catching in the video here.
the whole video is a joke. starting with the most ridiculous "chumbag" in the universe.
I need a fishing rod for casting, so why would you advise me?
What type of reel?
fenwick hmg 7'6" or falcon clearwater 7'6". both $100 options and walk in replacement warranty
@@TheRunForrestRunxx thank you
Were you guys inshore on a structure or grass flats
We were out in about 8 ft of water with patchy grass (mix of sand and grass patches).
Do lures work with these snappers?
Or is live/chum bait always preferable?
Was wondering the same
I thought you said big Mangrove snappers