I was raised in Georgia we catch whiting's which are there cousins they are solid grey with a white underside. they call them southern kingfish. if Im not mistaken I believe I caught a northern kingfish in Georgia!!!
In May and June, we see some giant kingfish, big enough that they grab jigs cast for schoolies and weakfish. But late summer, there's more in that 10" to 12" range, like in this video. Unlike in NJ, we see more in the estuaries and harbors than the surf. - Jimmy
@@OnTheWaterMedia we get them on Ocean Beaches down here in Maryland and I’ll be in Alabama in November where they’re all over the place, I’ll have to give them a try!
I recently used a 6' 6" medium action casting rod with a spinning reel. Worked great. I have a big rod with a Penn for chucking clams for Stripers but you don't want heavy.
Good video. Caught four Friday and released thinking they were small. going back as soon as weather clears and I'll be cooking them up.
I caught one in brooklyn today targeting Porgys, me and the boys had no idea what it was lol
I was raised in Georgia we catch whiting's which are there cousins they are solid grey with a white underside. they call them southern kingfish. if Im not mistaken I believe I caught a northern kingfish in Georgia!!!
Really dig these edits ! Keep ‘em coming. By the way how do you like that Bubba rod ? ✌🏾🤙🏾
so far I've been impressed with the rods.
Tiny little things The ones we catch every year a few pounds apiece in the surf
In May and June, we see some giant kingfish, big enough that they grab jigs cast for schoolies and weakfish. But late summer, there's more in that 10" to 12" range, like in this video. Unlike in NJ, we see more in the estuaries and harbors than the surf. - Jimmy
I got one once years ago and didn’t know what it was
> Mmmmm good.
Andy what size hooks were you using?
I'm using a 2/0 barbed bait holder by Gamastsku. And it's a nice hook set
So, in the ultimate fish fry down: White Perch or Kingfish?
I'll ask Andy and the rest of the office, but for my money, kingfish. - Jimmy Fee
@@OnTheWaterMedia we get them on Ocean Beaches down here in Maryland and I’ll be in Alabama in November where they’re all over the place, I’ll have to give them a try!
What is the rod and reel set up?
I recently used a 6' 6" medium action casting rod with a spinning reel. Worked great. I have a big rod with a Penn for chucking clams for Stripers but you don't want heavy.
We’re just gonna fry these up with a little salt and peppa jimmy.
Bloodworm or fish bites demolish them