Dang brother...look at you “one man show getting it done” that’s awesome man! Great catch, you got that down too a science 👍 keep up the great work and Tight lines!
Many people these days see all the money tied up in boats on instagram and get discouraged. Loved the video bro, little boat, humble, great instruction and to top if off blood on deck. Just an awesome video showing us normal folks it still can be done on a budget and its fun! Subscribed !
I seen a new video up by you and it said Mahi in the title.....well I’m all in! I’ll look into some of those skirts you won, never hurts to have them for the next trip down there. Nice fish and super solo gaff job too. Best of luck on your upcoming surgery Wayne, heal quickly 👍
Sweet setup, I troll a ton of rods out of my small boat as well, don't need a giant boat and a ton of rods and gear to land some nice fish. Glad to support another great channel...posted some new vids up myself
you have a great set up .. i had a boat like that once ,, the seat back would flip forward and you could sit facing backwards and you could watch your spread . i learned how to fish from a boat in that thing
Way to go great Video and great appreciation for the life. I'm usually a solo artist trolling too 25 Roballo out of Sebastian inlet I live on the water there.
@@CProFishingWithWayne Yeah it's a redone older one with teak and new motors . If your interested in going out some day up here I'm down. Maybe you can do a video of the inlet. Logan
Bro, I've always loved fishing the pink and white feather lures for mahi and blackfins. So simple and so effective. Awesome info in this video bro!! Well done!!
Nice little Mahi, cool when you do that thing all by yourself. Whenever on the Island Aruba, let me know I'll take you fishing in the Caribbean waters.
Great video man! And so cool to see some new techniques! I’ve been flyfishing rivers but need to get into some big water here soon. Look forward to checking out more so I can keep learning from ya 😉
Great solo trip! Super stoked to see you “back in action” my man!! Great video as usual. Hoping the Mahi will be down here In Key Largo soon! Thanks for showing us how you do it. - Capt. D
CPro Fishing With Wayne: My bad, I thought you were on the other side of that already. Hope all goes well and you are back in action shortly afterwards. - Capt. D
St Lucie inlet? That's my place, I have an 18 foot CC and never go out more than 150 feet as that's my limit on time and gas capacity due to refurbishing too small a tank. Nice video, I also never fish alone as the guys I take bring all the gear, works well for me. Be blessed. Kevin
we just went offshore last weekend here in texas and caught about 10 mahi about the same size as the one you caught. limited out on red snapper as well. how deep is that water you were in?
Thank you very much. I zig zag the reef and ledge lines, or alongside a rip or weed line. Typically with the current. Against a strong current in a smaller boat is difficult.
Awesome. You just showed me I can do this in my boat. I have a 22ft CC. Yamaha 200. Holds 75 gallons. What speed do you troll at for Mahi or Tuna? Stripers I troll between 3-5 mph... lately catching them at the higher end...4-5 mph...I'm out of Manasquan inlet NJ... Thank you. Be safe.
Hey thanks Keith I appreciate it. I troll on average 7-8 knots but it’s more about getting your baits swimming properly. Current, wind, weather, and bait type all play a factor. Stripers would definitely be a slower troll. Tight lines!!
How far do you usually go offshore, and whats the furthest you would be comfortable with? Im thinking of getting a 18” CC for Nearshore trolling. Keep in mind here in PR we have 500ft @ 1.5 miles offshore
Hi Francois I appreciate you watching. My boat is 19 feet and I have been 15 miles out in 500 feet. You should be fine as long as you don’t push it in bad conditions
I fish a 19 CC SeaPro alone,put as many as six rods out and troll them by myself,make all my rigs,lures,rig all my ballyhoo.Lot of fun and a Chinese firedrill at times as well.
That’s awesome!!! I’m sticking with five for now but could definitely do six. Chinese fire drill is a very true statement. Thanks for watching. Tight lines
I was pulling all six rods once and came across a school of bait that had birds on it,well the birds saw my baits and grabbed a couple and tried to fly off with them,I put boat in idle to pull the lines it the two that birds screwed up,well the other baits dropped down and boom,all of them got hit at once by dolphin in about ten pound class,that was a firedrill for sure
CPro Fishing On a more serious note, the bag wasn’t the only reason I subbed. I also appreciate the insight, and tips you give. I’ve never caught a Mahi Mahi and I’ve been watching so many videos looking for tips and advice. Thanks 🙌🏽
Dude I'd do anything to have a boat this size and fish that many rods.at the moment I got a 16' key largo with a 50hp force merc and a bimini top. half the year I can't even get outside the inlet at port Everglades cause it's too ruff.summertime this year hopefully is gonna be MY TIME.
I enjoyed the film. I would appreciate your advice. My boat 14' open with 15hp engine. I've just started trolling, should I put my lures (2daisychain) on and above my wake or back further deeper? I fish for travelly and barracuda. Sea conditions good I may get to Maui country.
I appreciate you watching the video. You want them behind the wake far enough so they aren’t obscured by the bubbles. Experiment at different distances. I would fish one after the first wake, one after the second, and a long line back 150’. I hope that helps
My gosh brother what a sunrise! it's why i love getting out early to fish! Thanks for the trolling tips. How many rods are you allowed to have out at once?
You can put out as many as your boat will allow. Having outriggers allows you spread the lines further and add more Rods. The big sportfishers troll 8 to 12 lines
Hello Coffe Music I’ve been fishing for 35 years. Biggest I’ve ever caught was a 400 plus pound Bull Shark. I greatly appreciate you checking out my channel
I usually troll 5 -8 knots depending on current, wind, and types of baits. It’s really about getting your baits to swim correctly. This was about 9 miles out in 180 feet
This video was awhile ago but I still have the TLD 25’s on Ocean Master standup trolling rods. Caught the fish in this video on a TLD 15. I will put a TLD 50 in the spread now with the largest bait in the shotgun. Also I use my Talica for diving plugs.
I take my 16 key largo out ft.lauderdale catching dolphin all the time.all the big boat rich dudes look at me like I'm crazy.my little boat still gets the job done just as good if not better than some of the idiots with too much money and time on their hands.
I fish out of Stuart but there really isn’t one area better than the other. It all depends on the migration. I have to go 8 miles off for the deep ledge where in Lauderdale it’s only a few miles. Focus more on depth, structure, ledges, current edges, and bird action. Where I live we catch them from 55 feet to over 1000 feet deep. It all depends on the time of year, weather patterns and all I mentioned above.
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Had to go back and watch some of your classic videos about my favorite fish!!!!!
Thanks Buck!! Did you ever send me your mailing address for the giveaway?
@@CProFishingWithWayne No was hoping to plan in the not so distant future a trip down there to go fishing. Ill buy the gas and the snacks and beer lol
Very nice Mahi, what a pretty fish. You make it look easy
Thanks RKJ!!!
Dang brother...look at you “one man show getting it done” that’s awesome man! Great catch, you got that down too a science 👍 keep up the great work and Tight lines!
Appreciate the feedback and support. Tight lines brother
Many people these days see all the money tied up in boats on instagram and get discouraged. Loved the video bro, little boat, humble, great instruction and to top if off blood on deck. Just an awesome video showing us normal folks it still can be done on a budget and its fun! Subscribed !
Thanks Captain Alex!!! I appreciate the feedback.
That was very cool. Running and gunning for some mahi all by yourself offshore. Looks like fun!
It’s a blast. Nobody else for miles
I have a bigger boat with outriggers and cant even do this lol! Much respect!
I appreciate that!! Tight lines
My favorite fare the mahi are not only pleasing to the eye but are taste great
Totally agree
One of the most gorgeous fish I've ever seen. Great job man. I hear they got a hell of a fight
They’re decent fighters. Food quality is some of the best. Especially fresh
@@CProFishingWithWayne never tried em, but i hope someday I will
I've trolled 6 rods on my 20 foot boat using outriggers. Worked out better than when we trolled 4 when I didn't have outriggers.
I agree. If I had outriggers I would troll 6
I seen a new video up by you and it said Mahi in the title.....well I’m all in!
I’ll look into some of those skirts you won, never hurts to have them for the next trip down there. Nice fish and super solo gaff job too.
Best of luck on your upcoming surgery Wayne, heal quickly 👍
Thank you Steve. I appreciate the well wishes.
I’m the solo gaff master 😂
Sweet setup, I troll a ton of rods out of my small boat as well, don't need a giant boat and a ton of rods and gear to land some nice fish. Glad to support another great channel...posted some new vids up myself
Absolutely thanks for watching. I will check those out!!
you have a great set up .. i had a boat like that once ,, the seat back would flip forward and you could sit facing backwards and you could watch your spread . i learned how to fish from a boat in that thing
Thanks Hale!! It’s been a great little boat. Appreciate you checking out the video.
Way to go great Video and great appreciation for the life. I'm usually a solo artist trolling too 25 Roballo out of Sebastian inlet I live on the water there.
Hey Logo appreciate you watching and commenting. 25 Roballo is a great boat.
@@CProFishingWithWayne Yeah it's a redone older one with teak and new motors . If your interested in going out some day up here I'm down. Maybe you can do a video of the inlet. Logan
PM me your info on my Facebook page
@@CProFishingWithWayne Hey Wayne Sorry but I couldn't find your FB page I don't have one. I'm at Rockfashion@mac.com. Let's head out one day Logan
Bro, I've always loved fishing the pink and white feather lures for mahi and blackfins. So simple and so effective. Awesome info in this video bro!! Well done!!
The feather right behind my teaser always gets the most hits. Sometimes simple is better. Thanks for watching brother.
@@CProFishingWithWayne Bro sooo true sometimes simplicity is key!!
coming from the live. I have family out in Port St Lucie. nice set up
Thank you very much greatly appreciated
Nice little Mahi, cool when you do that thing all by yourself. Whenever on the Island Aruba, let me know I'll take you fishing in the Caribbean waters.
Thanks for watching Ron. If ever in Aruba I will give you a shout. Tight lines
Great video man! And so cool to see some new techniques! I’ve been flyfishing rivers but need to get into some big water here soon. Look forward to checking out more so I can keep learning from ya 😉
Awesome thank you
What a beautiful day my friend! TY Wayne for taking us with you 🤗💖🌞
Hi Joy thanks for watching
awesome captain thanks for sharing
Thank you I appreciate it
Dude that looks promising. Great catch!
Thank you. Greatly appreciate the support
Shweeet vid. All your videos are fish I’ve never fished for so it’s awesome to watch
Glad you enjoyed it. I greatly appreciate the support
Easily one of the coolest looking fish and amazing flavor
wow. your tools are so cool and good catch :-)
Thank you
@@CProFishingWithWayne np ^_^
Great solo trip! Super stoked to see you “back in action” my man!! Great video as usual. Hoping the Mahi will be down here In Key Largo soon! Thanks for showing us how you do it. - Capt. D
Thanks Dan!! Gonna get in as much as I can before June 3rd
CPro Fishing With Wayne: My bad, I thought you were on the other side of that already. Hope all goes well and you are back in action shortly afterwards. - Capt. D
No worries. Thank you
Nice job and thanks for sharing!!
Thanks appreciate it
St Lucie inlet?
That's my place, I have an 18 foot CC and never go out more than 150 feet as that's my limit on time and gas capacity due to refurbishing too small a tank.
Nice video, I also never fish alone as the guys I take bring all the gear, works well for me.
Be blessed.
Kevin
Thank you for checking out the video Kevin!! I greatly appreciate it. I typically don’t go passed push button hill which is around 300 to 400 feet
7 miles out! So jealous, it takes us 20 plus miles to catch man I . Nice video
Hi Sheila thanks for watching. We are very lucky to be close to the stream. I’ve caught them between 3 and 15 miles depending on which inlet I go out.
Great work! 👍 Improvise and overcome!!
Always prepare. Thanks for watching
Wow catch the fish, nice fishing sir, thanks for sharing, new friend here lets stay connected and looking forward sir. God bless
Thank you much appreciated
like 19! How are you Wayne? Great video as usual! Thanks for sharing! Beautiful fish! Have a great week and take care!
I’m doing great The Animal Papa!! How are Was sick for a while but happy to get back out there. How have you been?Thank you for watching.
Your very welcome! Im doing great! Thanks for asking! Happy to hear you are feeling better and back out on the water! Have a great week and take care!
sweet video, offshore is new to me as ive grew up fishing freshwater and inshore. do you run the daisy chain with ballyhoo or naked ?
Thank you for sharing all this great information
My pleasure John. Thank you for watching
Good stuff Wayne can't wait to go
Thanks buddy
wow nice catch.. i love fishing bro.. new friend here
Thank you much appreciated
we just went offshore last weekend here in texas and caught about 10 mahi about the same size as the one you caught. limited out on red snapper as well. how deep is that water you were in?
Sounds like an awesome day. If I remember correctly this was in 80 feet about six miles out.
Nice job 😎😎😎
Thank you I appreciate it
Awesome and instructive! 😃 Did you leave your other lines out the whole time, or did you bring them in before fighting the Mahi?
Thank you appreciate it. I believe I did leave out the lines on this one.
How do you dtermine when to reel in or not?
Awesome vid!! Is there a certain direction you troll? North to south? East to west?
Thank you very much. I zig zag the reef and ledge lines, or alongside a rip or weed line. Typically with the current. Against a strong current in a smaller boat is difficult.
Awesome. You just showed me I can do this in my boat. I have a 22ft CC. Yamaha 200. Holds 75 gallons. What speed do you troll at for Mahi or Tuna? Stripers I troll between 3-5 mph... lately catching them at the higher end...4-5 mph...I'm out of Manasquan inlet NJ... Thank you. Be safe.
Hey thanks Keith I appreciate it. I troll on average 7-8 knots but it’s more about getting your baits swimming properly. Current, wind, weather, and bait type all play a factor. Stripers would definitely be a slower troll. Tight lines!!
How far do you usually go offshore, and whats the furthest you would be comfortable with? Im thinking of getting a 18” CC for Nearshore trolling. Keep in mind here in PR we have 500ft @ 1.5 miles offshore
Hi Francois I appreciate you watching. My boat is 19 feet and I have been 15 miles out in 500 feet. You should be fine as long as you don’t push it in bad conditions
Hello! New friend here, great video!!
Thank you much appreciated
No problem! If you want to come and check me out you are welcome!!!
Thank You! I see you were able to check me out!!!
Awesome , beautiful fish I bet very tasty... tight lines bud
It was delicious!! Took it to work the next day and fed the office grilled Mahi sandwiches.
@@CProFishingWithWayneI bet they wanted some more lol
I fish a 19 CC SeaPro alone,put as many as six rods out and troll them by myself,make all my rigs,lures,rig all my ballyhoo.Lot of fun and a Chinese firedrill at times as well.
That’s awesome!!! I’m sticking with five for now but could definitely do six. Chinese fire drill is a very true statement. Thanks for watching. Tight lines
I was pulling all six rods once and came across a school of bait that had birds on it,well the birds saw my baits and grabbed a couple and tried to fly off with them,I put boat in idle to pull the lines it the two that birds screwed up,well the other baits dropped down and boom,all of them got hit at once by dolphin in about ten pound class,that was a firedrill for sure
I subbed because I have the same fishing bag lol 👍🏽
Bro that’s awesome 😂. Greatly appreciated.
CPro Fishing On a more serious note, the bag wasn’t the only reason I subbed. I also appreciate the insight, and tips you give. I’ve never caught a Mahi Mahi and I’ve been watching so many videos looking for tips and advice. Thanks 🙌🏽
thanks for the dope info
My pleasure
Wooo that looks good umbrella fish
Where are you go fishing?
Congratulation on your mahi-mahi beautiful fish beautiful colour
Thanks Rocco I fish on the east coast of Florida. Directly east of lake Okeechobee
Sick video! I subscribed brotha!
Much appreciated thank you
Great work man!
Thanks you appreciate it
No skunk!! That was a nice fish!
Thank you. Greatly appreciate your support
I know each boat is different depending on the prop wash/wake, but how far back are your baits roughly? I think I heard the shotgun is about 20'.
The shotgun is the long line. The flat line is the short line which should be in the clean water right behind the wash. 20-30 feet.
Dude I'd do anything to have a boat this size and fish that many rods.at the moment I got a 16' key largo with a 50hp force merc and a bimini top. half the year I can't even get outside the inlet at port Everglades cause it's too ruff.summertime this year hopefully is gonna be MY TIME.
I know a guy in Lauderdale with a boat your size. He crushes fish trolling down there
Go to the bank. Take out a loan. Then it's your's.... Gas is cheap right now. Don't worry about it.
That's what she said!!
😂
I enjoyed the film. I would appreciate your advice. My boat 14' open with 15hp engine. I've just started trolling, should I put my lures (2daisychain) on and above my wake or back further deeper? I fish for travelly and barracuda. Sea conditions good I may get to Maui country.
I appreciate you watching the video. You want them behind the wake far enough so they aren’t obscured by the bubbles. Experiment at different distances. I would fish one after the first wake, one after the second, and a long line back 150’. I hope that helps
@@CProFishingWithWayne thank you so much for your quick and noted reply. I'm going out on Sunday evening and will let you no how I got on.
My gosh brother what a sunrise! it's why i love getting out early to fish! Thanks for the trolling tips. How many rods are you allowed to have out at once?
You can put out as many as your boat will allow. Having outriggers allows you spread the lines further and add more Rods. The big sportfishers troll 8 to 12 lines
Starting with about 50 lines in is a typical no problem starting point. 😉
nice video
Thank you Coffey!!
How long have you been fishing, and what is the biggest fish you caught :)
Hello Coffe Music I’ve been fishing for 35 years. Biggest I’ve ever caught was a 400 plus pound Bull Shark. I greatly appreciate you checking out my channel
How long is your boat I got a 15 foot
19 but measures 18.5
Ok
This is awesome man! Where you from?
I’m on the ocean side of Florida. Port St Lucie. I greatly appreciate you stopping by.
I’ll be back. I subbed
what is the name of the umbrella
just an umbrella rig. You can add any type of teasers to it. I now use holographic fish strip teasers. You can get them at Bass Pro
November is coming.....Dorado time.... South Coast. KZN.. South Africa
Would love to fish over there
Was the pink feather way back like 200 yards or closer ?
Close right behind the wash.
Did you really say “I’m having trouble gettin’ it in the hole”?
😂😂 Thanks for watching
How fast are you going? Also how deep.
I usually troll 5 -8 knots depending on current, wind, and types of baits. It’s really about getting your baits to swim correctly. This was about 9 miles out in 180 feet
What’s your combo setups?
This video was awhile ago but I still have the TLD 25’s on Ocean Master standup trolling rods. Caught the fish in this video on a TLD 15. I will put a TLD 50 in the spread now with the largest bait in the shotgun. Also I use my Talica for diving plugs.
You go fishing on living on island time it is amazing
Thank you Ty
Heck ya buddy awesome
Thank you. Trolling is a lot of fun when they hit
Get a PLB bro. You fall off that boat with it even at idle and that’s the end of it
Very true Eddie. I wear one on my belt along with an inflatable life jacket, and had a wireless kill switch installed. Tight lines brother
❤ big up again all love to be apart ofthevibez knew I caughting fish wat u think
Big up EVERYtime
Big u9
3:22 That's what she said.
Nice brother!! 😂 Thanks for watching
I gave up trolling o. A sailboat but got a bonito.
3:24 That's what she said. 🤣
🤣. Thanks for watching
I take my 16 key largo out ft.lauderdale catching dolphin all the time.all the big boat rich dudes look at me like I'm crazy.my little boat still gets the job done just as good if not better than some of the idiots with too much money and time on their hands.
That’s awesome!!! The boat doesn’t make the fisherman. Do you know Jay Edwards? He fishes out of Lauderdale offshore in a Jon boat.
how far out from shore do you go. Which is better for mahi Lauderdale pompano or further south?
I fish out of Stuart but there really isn’t one area better than the other. It all depends on the migration. I have to go 8 miles off for the deep ledge where in Lauderdale it’s only a few miles. Focus more on depth, structure, ledges, current edges, and bird action. Where I live we catch them from 55 feet to over 1000 feet deep. It all depends on the time of year, weather patterns and all I mentioned above.
Nice fish! Way to do it solo.
Thanks appreciate it
3:23 thats what she said
51K views!
Hopefully they all start getting that many
I like going fishing joined you let’s connect
Thanks Matthew much appreciated
News flash. Boat isn’t that small.
Trolling on an 18.5 foot boat in the Gulfstream is smaller than 98% of the boats out there on a daily basis. Hence, trolling in a small boat.
Bloody HELL
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It's pronounced ho-new it's hawaiian for sea turtle...
Having trouble getting it in the hole!! Lol that's what she said!!!
Very cool. Thanks for letting me know.
@@collegerichards312 LOL
@@CProFishingWithWayne no problem at all