In the Carolinas I was told to mix the fish meal/powder with clay mud to make a patty and throw it where you will cast your net, wait 5-10 min throw on it that spot for your white bait and shrimp
My understanding is, Purina hasn't made fish food or chum for years. You should do a video on what people actually use now, since Purina is no longer available. I know Purina with some menhaden oil and water was the gold standard for chum in the past but, I can't really find any information on what is the best to use these days. Btw, I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm genuinely curious. Tight lines.
Oh no wonder, lol. I feel dumb. I was wondering how these fishermen on these channels found spots to haul a few hundred bait fish in one cast. Duh! Thanks for the vid, you have my subscription.
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Great vid. I remember when your daughter made a chum video, years ago. But I live on the east coast and cannot find that dry chum. Can you leave a link to it please. Thanking you in advance.
I got the chum I was using at St. Pete Tackle Outfitters. I don't see it on their website, but you can surely reach out to them to have them deliver some to you if your local shops don't carry it: www.stpetefishingoutfitters.com/
I saw a video you had about catching pin fish on grass flats. I have had some limited success but found them hard to hook. Could you please speak to the specific Gulp bait you used and the type and size of hook you used.
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@@Saltstrong thanks, what if it is an incoming tide. Would you set up closer inland towards shore and let the tide take your chum slick out further towards the edge?
I got the chum I was using at St. Pete Tackle Outfitters. If you're in the area, I recommend dropping by. If not, you can surely reach out to them to have them deliver some to you: www.stpetefishingoutfitters.com/
A "pass" is the term for the waterways that connect the Gulp of Mexico to the interior waterways... examples are Boca Grande pass, San Carlos pass, etc. The equivalent on the Atlantic side is called an "Inlet".
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Loving the pandemic hairstyle and beard. Here in Indonesia all those bait fish would end up on somebody's plate. Possibly mine.
In the Carolinas I was told to mix the fish meal/powder with clay mud to make a patty and throw it where you will cast your net, wait 5-10 min throw on it that spot for your white bait and shrimp
That sounds like a great way to catch baitfish too.
That's definitely the shrimping trick. Also from NC.
Thanks for sharing. That's a great trick for catching bait.
Great info, Thank you Go to Stuart Fl next weekend. Can't wait to try your method
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thank you❤
Thanks for watching!
My understanding is, Purina hasn't made fish food or chum for years. You should do a video on what people actually use now, since Purina is no longer available. I know Purina with some menhaden oil and water was the gold standard for chum in the past but, I can't really find any information on what is the best to use these days. Btw, I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm genuinely curious. Tight lines.
i buy the 33% purina tropical fish food at my local Ace hardware in 55 lb bags
Hey you guys were at haul over canal today .. I was the guy on shore hollering to you saying hi an that I watch you guys....
How awesome!!!
Oh no wonder, lol. I feel dumb. I was wondering how these fishermen on these channels found spots to haul a few hundred bait fish in one cast. Duh! Thanks for the vid, you have my subscription.
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Great vid. I remember when your daughter made a chum video, years ago. But I live on the east coast and cannot find that dry chum. Can you leave a link to it please. Thanking you in advance.
I got the chum I was using at St. Pete Tackle Outfitters. I don't see it on their website, but you can surely reach out to them to have them deliver some to you if your local shops don't carry it: www.stpetefishingoutfitters.com/
Thanks for the tip! Great job guys!
Thanks Raul!
can it be done from shore? I don't have boat.
Great tip
Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment!
I grind gulf menhaden and use it with no additives. Freeze it in sandwich bags. Works wonderfully, costs nothing.
I saw a video you had about catching pin fish on grass flats. I have had some limited success but found them hard to hook. Could you please speak to the specific Gulp bait you used and the type and size of hook you used.
Nice video and lots of bait
Thanks Pablo!
its amazing how much more it cost when its sold by a bait store or associated with fishing at all lol
Whats size is you cast net?
What size mesh is good for those baitfish, ima get a 6ft but idk mesh
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can you post the link of this powder that you are using ?
How deep is the water when you do this?
It was about 3 ft deep at this spot.
Salt Strong thank you!
Can I mix that with Manhaden oil?
Yea they have a video on mixing menhaden oil with it
How about a video on selecting the correct cast net ?
Will do
What do you mean by “the edge of the flat”?
This refers to the outside edge of a shallow flat where it meets deeper water.
@@Saltstrong thanks, what if it is an incoming tide. Would you set up closer inland towards shore and let the tide take your chum slick out further towards the edge?
Would love a link to that chum please.
I got the chum I was using at St. Pete Tackle Outfitters. If you're in the area, I recommend dropping by. If not, you can surely reach out to them to have them deliver some to you: www.stpetefishingoutfitters.com/
i drive over tht bridge evey day
i live in tierra verde
I just ordered a Tim Wade, but how do you like that Black Pearl net? It looked like it opened with no effort.
That was my very first (and only) cast with my new Black Pearl net so far... off to a good start!
After looking for the Purina fish chum I am unable to find what you are showing in the video. Can you please provide a link to purchase it?
Found a similar product on Amazon.
Scott Lisson would care to share a link for that?
Better keep those needle fish. They out catch any bait for snook where I fish. Tarpon Springs,fla
Yes, the needlefish are surprisingly good bait.
You near Marco?
We love fishing down in Marco, but this trip was in St. Pete, FL.
How about mixing canned dog food with oatmeal for chum - ? Ever heard about that for chum - ?
Dumb question...What is a pass?
A "pass" is the term for the waterways that connect the Gulp of Mexico to the interior waterways... examples are Boca Grande pass, San Carlos pass, etc.
The equivalent on the Atlantic side is called an "Inlet".
White bait and red fish in today society that would be racist you might have to change it LOL
Pale bait and sunburned fish
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