I see you're going for the Michael B Jordan hairstyle! It's gone be sweet once you finish growing it! Man, when you come back to Florida for a tournament, I'd like to meet you if possible? You're my favorite Bass Fishing RUclipsr! Hope you win BIG this year! Blessings...
Last time I went to Caymans I brought 4 rods with me, all bass rods. I just put 65- 85lb braid on them. I threw top water lures from the beach where we were staying. Managed to catch a 40lb tarpon, several barracuda, lots of jacks, and lost a lure to some kind of shark. Only people who gave me funny looks were the other vacationers. I couldn’t believe I was the only one on the plane with fishing gear. Lol
What a fun video to watch! Loved seeing you having some fun and making some new Bucket List Memories! It's always 😎 COOL when anyone steps out of their own comfort zones to try new things in life. That's LIVIN your dreams !!
that water is gorgeous. ive only caught 1 bone in the key,s an 8 pounder on an old zebco 303. i had to chase it or it would have spooled me for sure. too bad your guide brought you to the nursery
Yes! I got to go on a trip in the Pacific a few years ago and caught several bonefish. It is amazing how solid they are compared to most of our fish in the US.
Love the hair man , had my shit like that for a long time , them natural twist feel good and not as painful on the scalp plus shit looks dope 🙌🏿 keep these videos coming man always appreciate when you post for us
Gonna finish watching your bucket list trip but wanted to tell you that I love your hair in this video. My USMC Son that I have sponsored for years now recently got out and has grown his hair out enough to wear it that way. Looks very FINE!
Brian, remember that in that environment. Your catches might come from the dry land. Perhaps more easy than from boat. Often in the bare edges of the breaking surf on beaches or rocks. Along those beaches etc. Have a look at how the English shoreline anglers fish with artificials for stripe-less European saltwater bass. And you'll be fully dialled in. They'll use things like top water chuggers and all kinds of things. But the casts from shore. In saltwater angling. In that kind of environment there. Are ridiculous short at times (particularly where you have any kind of swell or breaks on shore). The fish are literally just behind that. If they are anywhere. It feels often, like you're throwing a line across a beach (you learn to stand on land). And throw just barely far enough. To wet your bait. Your fly or whatever you're throwing. They throw suspending jerk baits along shores, literally a few feet often. To catch saltwater bass here. You'd assume they are 'out there'. But not so.
With a fly rod, the most efficient cast I often think. Is straight parallel down along a shoreline break or riffle. If you've identified the right ambush point that saltwater predators like to hunt along (same as freshwater bass on lakes get glued to certain kinds or banks or shoreline). By casting parallel to the water edge. Instead of straight out. I think you're probably getting a better angle (as I said, those fish are usually right up at that edge, if they are anywhere). The ones that are actively hunting. Some of the Danish sea trout (sea-run brown trout), fish that coastline. Really tight to shoreline too. With success. You'd never imagine that large fish hunt that close. But they do. The English saltwater shoreline anglers are probably the best at it by now. Because they've caughg up, anc they use almost exactly the same baits, lures and artificials. As the professional freshwater bass anglers do. Megabass, Zman, Senko etc.
With those bonefish too. I think they could position several feet 'off shore', away from 'the edge' breaks. But that's irrelevant to the cast. Because those bonefish are sight fishing. They'll have eyes fixed on anything that gets trapped against the surf break. And then stumbles out towards them. They'll cover several yards distance from their concealment, to smash that bait along the edge. And return to depth again. And they'll follow that edge of the saltwater. The whole ways in with the tide, and back out again. Feeding opportunistically like that. So really, where you always want to be working. Is along that edge (same as the six inch shallow crawfish bite on Pickwick in the Toyota championship last autumn). You're cast has to be to inches. Even the fish may be positioned deeper (with eyes on the breaking shoreline). I'd say a plastic creature bait hurled into shallow pockets (standing back on land and just pitching it). A short distance, could draw monsters. Just out of nowhere. The bait just needs to make the right splash in those shallow regions, and it's mince meat.
That place is beautiful. I'm happy for you, but jealous at the same time 🙄 😂. And yeah, leave it to a pro bass angler to drop the cutbait and pitch an artificial and catch some! Looked like an awesome trip, congratulations
I was gonna say "Do it on the fly" and then you busted out with that you were going to be fly fishing, hell yeah! Changing back to "Do it on the fly" :D
@@BrianLatimerFishing Tell you what, smallies on the fly is one my favorite pass times. A friend of mine literally wrote a book on fly fishing for bass. I can point you in that direction if you like.
Let's goooooo!!!!
MTB International baybeeeeee! 🗺
B.Lat living his best life! We love seeing it!!!!
I see you're going for the Michael B Jordan hairstyle! It's gone be sweet once you finish growing it! Man, when you come back to Florida for a tournament, I'd like to meet you if possible? You're my favorite Bass Fishing RUclipsr! Hope you win BIG this year! Blessings...
Last time I went to Caymans I brought 4 rods with me, all bass rods. I just put 65- 85lb braid on them. I threw top water lures from the beach where we were staying. Managed to catch a 40lb tarpon, several barracuda, lots of jacks, and lost a lure to some kind of shark. Only people who gave me funny looks were the other vacationers. I couldn’t believe I was the only one on the plane with fishing gear. Lol
Brian I love your channel between the fishing content and family life it’s awesome. I’m especially diggin the dreads coming in as well.🔥👍🏾
So many types of fishing are different. Cool to see you learning things and you showing him some things at the same time. That’s what it’s all about
Man this looks like paradise. Beautiful waters and view!
What a fun video to watch! Loved seeing you having some fun and making some new Bucket List Memories! It's always 😎 COOL when anyone steps out of their own comfort zones to try new things in life. That's LIVIN your dreams !!
that water is gorgeous. ive only caught 1 bone in the key,s an 8 pounder on an old zebco 303. i had to chase it or it would have spooled me for sure. too bad your guide brought you to the nursery
Yes! I got to go on a trip in the Pacific a few years ago and caught several bonefish. It is amazing how solid they are compared to most of our fish in the US.
Hella strong!
Great video. I'm not far from Lake county Florida. I see alot of tournament's there. Chan of lake's
Look like you had a blast!
Love the hair man , had my shit like that for a long time , them natural twist feel good and not as painful on the scalp plus shit looks dope 🙌🏿 keep these videos coming man always appreciate when you post for us
Great for you Brian, what a sweet trip!
I freaking love your channel man! Entertaining, educational, and you catch some big fish... Not a better trio
This is een bucketlist video for us. Enjoy the Caribbean!
It's really nice to be able to take a trip there and fish. Enjoy yourself Brian
Exuma is in the Atlantic. You still have a Caribbean trip in your future!
Ghost of the sea. Tough fish to catch that’s for sure.
Gonna finish watching your bucket list trip but wanted to tell you that I love your hair in this video. My USMC Son that I have sponsored for years now recently got out and has grown his hair out enough to wear it that way. Looks very FINE!
Great video, Brian. Crazy how clear that water is. This might be my next trip.
It’s absolutely dumb!!!! I went snorkeling as well. That’s a bunch of fub
Dude I love using the underspins in the ocean
What rod and reel combo did you use? It looked like a Shakespeare Tiger rod you had.
A pearlescent white with a little purple flake swimmer would kill out there
Good job👍🏾❤
Brian, remember that in that environment. Your catches might come from the dry land. Perhaps more easy than from boat. Often in the bare edges of the breaking surf on beaches or rocks. Along those beaches etc. Have a look at how the English shoreline anglers fish with artificials for stripe-less European saltwater bass. And you'll be fully dialled in. They'll use things like top water chuggers and all kinds of things. But the casts from shore. In saltwater angling. In that kind of environment there. Are ridiculous short at times (particularly where you have any kind of swell or breaks on shore). The fish are literally just behind that. If they are anywhere. It feels often, like you're throwing a line across a beach (you learn to stand on land). And throw just barely far enough. To wet your bait. Your fly or whatever you're throwing. They throw suspending jerk baits along shores, literally a few feet often. To catch saltwater bass here. You'd assume they are 'out there'. But not so.
With a fly rod, the most efficient cast I often think. Is straight parallel down along a shoreline break or riffle. If you've identified the right ambush point that saltwater predators like to hunt along (same as freshwater bass on lakes get glued to certain kinds or banks or shoreline). By casting parallel to the water edge. Instead of straight out. I think you're probably getting a better angle (as I said, those fish are usually right up at that edge, if they are anywhere). The ones that are actively hunting. Some of the Danish sea trout (sea-run brown trout), fish that coastline. Really tight to shoreline too. With success. You'd never imagine that large fish hunt that close. But they do. The English saltwater shoreline anglers are probably the best at it by now. Because they've caughg up, anc they use almost exactly the same baits, lures and artificials. As the professional freshwater bass anglers do. Megabass, Zman, Senko etc.
With those bonefish too. I think they could position several feet 'off shore', away from 'the edge' breaks. But that's irrelevant to the cast. Because those bonefish are sight fishing. They'll have eyes fixed on anything that gets trapped against the surf break. And then stumbles out towards them. They'll cover several yards distance from their concealment, to smash that bait along the edge. And return to depth again. And they'll follow that edge of the saltwater. The whole ways in with the tide, and back out again. Feeding opportunistically like that. So really, where you always want to be working. Is along that edge (same as the six inch shallow crawfish bite on Pickwick in the Toyota championship last autumn). You're cast has to be to inches. Even the fish may be positioned deeper (with eyes on the breaking shoreline). I'd say a plastic creature bait hurled into shallow pockets (standing back on land and just pitching it). A short distance, could draw monsters. Just out of nowhere. The bait just needs to make the right splash in those shallow regions, and it's mince meat.
Hell of a tennis player.!👊🏻
Awesome
How many times do you say “what’s that?” Should be a drinking game 😂
That place is beautiful. I'm happy for you, but jealous at the same time 🙄 😂. And yeah, leave it to a pro bass angler to drop the cutbait and pitch an artificial and catch some! Looked like an awesome trip, congratulations
Pretty cool. Man that water is beautiful. I hope you took the wife and kids too.
I was gonna say "Do it on the fly" and then you busted out with that you were going to be fly fishing, hell yeah! Changing back to "Do it on the fly" :D
I didn’t like that at all
@@BrianLatimerFishing Tell you what, smallies on the fly is one my favorite pass times. A friend of mine literally wrote a book on fly fishing for bass. I can point you in that direction if you like.
Welcome to The Bahamas 🇧🇸
Feels like home mon
Gotta tighten that drag for those bigger saltwater fish haha
Nah. Always set the drag to the lb line. Not the size of the fish
@@BrianLatimerFishing I prefer to live life on the edge 😆
B. Lat!
The bonefish I see on TV look bigger.
👍 Did you bring the wife and kids?
where are all the tournament videos?
In the tournament videos playlists
@Brian Latimer I meant for this year.
Would like to come to a tournament.
Where are the Sharks Blat?
Looking like a newbie setting that hook Brian. lol
You don’t really set a hook with this hook.
@@BrianLatimerFishing Yes they pretty much hook themselves. Thx for the videos.
B.Lat Going Global, That’s What I’m Talking About 💪🏽
Kinda crazy huh!
Go ahead and cross over Brian, salt water fishing is way better than fresh. You'll get more views too!
Jesus saves
❤