FORT DE SOTO Mangrove Snapper Fishing | South Florida Saltwater Bridge Fishing

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  • Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
  • In this video, I fished the Fort De Soto bridge for the delicious Mangrove Snappers. Fort De Soto bridge is one of the better bridges to fish in the Tampa Bay area. There are a variety of fish ranging from Speckled Trout, Ladyfish, Flounder, Bluefish, Sheepshead, Jack Crevelle and the highly sought after Florida Pompano can be caught here. The bait I used in this video is the Mojarra, excellent bait for Mangrove Snapper.
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Комментарии • 34

  • @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing
    @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing  28 дней назад +1

    If you have any questions or comments, please post them below! Thanks!

  • @victorlittle-gutierrez8657
    @victorlittle-gutierrez8657 23 дня назад +2

    I love the music you used in this video!!!❤

  • @Nathan_W63
    @Nathan_W63 26 дней назад +2

    Well done man. I live in Largo and fish the Belaire Causeway bridge from a kayak for snapper a lot. I like to cast right up against the concrete bridge pylons, within 1 foot. Live bait is a great option, I like throwing the cast net and always take live bait out with me. That said, bigger pieces of frozen sardines work really well too. It puts a lot of scent in the water and most of the bigger snapper and grouper I've caught were on frozen sardines. Keep it up!

    • @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing
      @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing  26 дней назад

      Thanks. I do the same when I take the kayak out at gandy. Summer is the best for snapper but sudden storm can show up out of nowhere so I havent taken the kayak out lately. Live bait is always best, but I've used fresh cut bait before too, and it worked well. I have not fished in the Bellaire causeway bridge. I passed by there a lot when I went to Sandkey for Pompano. I'll stop by and check out the area next time. 😁

  • @Bluefin_Bart
    @Bluefin_Bart 18 дней назад +1

    good snapper action👍🏻

  • @slimpickins9124
    @slimpickins9124 26 дней назад +1

    Very informative video. I will be hitting that bridge soon, thanks!

  • @streetfighter398
    @streetfighter398 28 дней назад +1

    Keep up the vids man!

  • @josemcorderojr2986
    @josemcorderojr2986 19 дней назад +1

    Hello, where do you get that live bait? I go with sweet potatoes and only take small ones

    • @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing
      @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing  19 дней назад

      You find them on sandy areas of the flats, they love sandy bottom near shore. Do sweet potatoes really work as bait? 🤣

  • @infjunlimited4805
    @infjunlimited4805 19 дней назад +1

    What was your rig set up? Great video 😎

    • @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing
      @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing  19 дней назад

      Thanks! I built it, blank is IM8, 7'6", medium power 8-17lbs test line paired with shimano sustain 4000 spooled with 20lbs braid. 😁

  • @GBNTV.
    @GBNTV. 22 дня назад +3

    Where can I catch the Mojarras?? I have been searching everywhere

    • @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing
      @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing  21 день назад

      They are usually on sandy bottom, like the beach. I'll do a how to video on catching mojarras on my next snapper fishing trip. 😀

    • @ShinkiZer0
      @ShinkiZer0 21 день назад +1

      ​@@TampaBaySaltwaterFishing please do. I have a hard time finding them as well. I maybe get 1 at times 2 per cast net..keep it up and great vid!

    • @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing
      @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing  21 день назад

      @ShinkiZer0 Thanks. Will do!

    • @vickiandmarv
      @vickiandmarv 2 дня назад +1

      Hey Duey, enjoy your video’s, thanks for sharing. I know what you mean about losing tackle, but that’s where the Snappers are. I also had to find different spots this year compared to last year. Keep the video’s coming, love watching them. 👍

    • @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing
      @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing  2 дня назад +1

      @vickiandmarv hopefully, we'll get more snappers around the bridges in the next few months! thanks for watching. I'll film more snappers videos for you guys!

  • @benjohnson1x1
    @benjohnson1x1 2 дня назад

    XEN

  • @tristc6909
    @tristc6909 6 дней назад

    Stop blasting fishing spots

    • @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing
      @TampaBaySaltwaterFishing  6 дней назад +4

      In my opinion, bridges hold fish, so this spot is no secret 😅. Mangrove Snappers are abundant in our area. You don't have to worry about running out of fish for you to catch! 🤣👍