My first Fish Story happened when I was a kid fishing with my Dad, Mom and Brother, fishing with a cane pole for sheepshead! I caught 9 fish on one drop… no, I didn’t hook a stringer of fish and it wasn’t a sheepshead… it was a pregnant stingray that gave birth to 8 live babies when dad brought her into the boat! Babies were released but Mama Ray ended up as crab bait for my grandfather who was a commercial fisherman… I was about 10 at the time… fun memory!
Wow, I’m sure that was a serious fight there lol. It’s crazy you mention that because every time of catch one of those big stingrays like that they all spit out babies when you land them
50 years ago my dad would take folks cobia fishing with split crabs and giant bamboo poles. I still fish for sheepshead to this day with a split crab and a cane pole!
Good to see salt-water cane pole fishing. I grew up in Mobile, so I like to see where you’re fishing. Decades back we used to fish regularly with big, long cane poles - loads of fun!
Awesome video. As someone who has always fished 10lb plus cats on cane poles my only advice is stay at the end of the pole and keep line under 2/3 the length. Make em fight the pole not your triceps.
HELL YES,,,, That hookset though. Sheepshead is some of the best fishing you can do and with a cane pole.....WHAAAAAA. Can hardly wait for our charter with Capt.
Hi from Australia brother, just subscribed coz l saw the cane pole and knew this will be good. Crazy fishing man, that Black Drum was huge and solid Sheepshead, would be so much fun, tight lines Captain 🎣 🐟 🇦🇺
I just did some fishing off a saltwater pier yesterday and I had no luck with a regular rod and actually lost my brand new Diawa BG 3500 reel hub reaching my rod down towards the pylon. My drag knob came loose, lost that but was able to recover the hub by retrieving the line, got lucky. There was one time when I saw a gentleman using a bamboo pole and I had no clue why you would use one, until he was pulling black drums and sheepies off the Daytona Fishing Pier. After no luck yesterday trying to catch Sheepshead, I gave this method a second thought and decided to do a RUclips search. Coming across your video clearly convinces me that this method makes perfect sense. Thanks for posting, I am now looking to purchase the ideal bamboo rod I can use on the pier. If you can make any recommendations, please do. Thanks
Fishing for them like that would be a hoot! Your lucky to have all that type of structure near you and it looks like you had it all to yourself which is even better. That place will be swarming with sheeps after a good hard cold front. In fact, looks like a good start already for this early in the season.
Oh yea for sure, we have so many different structures that hold sheeps it is very convenient because I can choose where I want to go depends on the wind direction. And the sheeps are in full swing right now definitely!
You were having WAY too much fun! I think I was grinning through the whole video. Hey, Bearded Brad steered me over here, and I think I'm gonna stay for a spell. Good stuff!
That looks awesome. I’m definitely doing that in my next video. I have a spot where a Cain pole would come in very handy. Great video, thanks. New to the channel by the way and love your stuff!!
I lived in southern Maryland as a kid. We moved onto the naval air base and there was bamboo. I made a pole and went to the basin and would catch striped bass with worms. I was 8. They were all around 20”. It was fun back then. Lots of blue crabs. We moved to Florida when I was 10. Cane pole was the best.
@@CaptCollier the best place to catch them was in a restricted area the hovercraft ramp. I would get chased off a couple of times a year. One time the bite was good snd I would up at the front gate security. My father was not happy.
Hey man, just listened to the podcast you were in with beach bum and brad so thought I'd look you up. Pretty awesome video. I've never seen someone sheepshead fish with a cane pole before. You got yourself a new subscriber.
Enjoyed the video! Reminded me of when I was kid. We used to use a cane pole to fish for sheepshead on the jetties at the mouth of the St. Johns River at Mayport..
Great Video. used to use something similar many years ago fishing for snook or whatever off the bridges in south Florida, We made our own Calcutta poles from Fla.cane plants, nothing like the thrill of catching big fish one on one with no drag.
Man that was totally awesome had me laughing so hard if I ever do get in your area or I can do a charter I definitely want to do the cane pole sheephead
@@CaptCollier Crawfish worked amazingly. We used to catch them when the end of the beach by the pier had a swamp. We would mop up on crawfish. Good luck! I’d say ask my brother, Scooter (MrItolduso), but he never did it. Ha! I hope we all get to fish sometime when I’m down or move back.
Hey Brandon,I got a message from your site saying I had won a prize and it didn’t seem legit. They asked for some personal info. Just checking, thanks Rick
Haha yea no kidding. And those structures are to help protect the bank when there’s rough water or storm surge. Btw that was SPAMMERS, sorry about that
@7:22 ..."ain't got drag on the cane pole." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Great video. A headsup.... don't need a Fishing License in Florida if you're using natural bait on a cane pole in the county you live in. Just... say'n.
@@CaptCollier I've never tried artificial I've tried shrimp, oysters, barnacles, sand fleas and I've heard they eat squid too but fiddlers always work best over here in pensacola
Cane poling has been in any southerners blood and hands for centuries. Sorry this man must be from yankeeville wth a slight draw from going rows. Good luck young man hope you have some fun doing what us poor folk have been doing forever.
This has got to be the most original content I've seen. Where there's a will there's a way!
Thanks I appreciate it, I’ve got a few more ideas up my sleeve that I’ve never seen anyone try before.
My first Fish Story happened when I was a kid fishing with my Dad, Mom and Brother, fishing with a cane pole for sheepshead! I caught 9 fish on one drop… no, I didn’t hook a stringer of fish and it wasn’t a sheepshead… it was a pregnant stingray that gave birth to 8 live babies when dad brought her into the boat! Babies were released but Mama Ray ended up as crab bait for my grandfather who was a commercial fisherman… I was about 10 at the time… fun memory!
Wow, I’m sure that was a serious fight there lol. It’s crazy you mention that because every time of catch one of those big stingrays like that they all spit out babies when you land them
50 years ago my dad would take folks cobia fishing with split crabs and giant bamboo poles. I still fish for sheepshead to this day with a split crab and a cane pole!
Thats really cool. Never heard of people using bamboo poles for cobia Lol
Hey, thanks for being on the podcast!
Any time, now we just need you to get in on some boat fishing action with me over here!
Good to see salt-water cane pole fishing. I grew up in Mobile, so I like to see where you’re fishing.
Decades back we used to fish regularly with big, long cane poles - loads of fun!
That’s cool to hear, I e just recently really got to not it. It’s very fun
I got outfished a lot by my great grandfather who used his cane poles on his completely modern bass boat. Lol.
Fisherman’s favorite phrase “there’e is!” Love it, keep ‘em coming
I do say that a lot haha it’s almost like I have to say it now. Thanks!
Awesome video. As someone who has always fished 10lb plus cats on cane poles my only advice is stay at the end of the pole and keep line under 2/3 the length. Make em fight the pole not your triceps.
Thanks for the tip. I’m fairly new at the cane pole game, learning as I go, but the shorter main line length would definitely help
HELL YES,,,, That hookset though. Sheepshead is some of the best fishing you can do and with a cane pole.....WHAAAAAA. Can hardly wait for our charter with Capt.
😅 Thanks man. I absolutely love these fish. Many more to come
Great vid capt! Looks like so much fun, thanks for the content.
Thanks for watching! Anytime, I’ll keep them coming
Hi from Australia brother, just subscribed coz l saw the cane pole and knew this will be good. Crazy fishing man, that Black Drum was huge and solid Sheepshead, would be so much fun, tight lines Captain 🎣 🐟 🇦🇺
Hey thanks for the sub, glad you enjoyed it!
Reminds me of using a cane pole in Mexico at my grandpa's ranch... brings back awesome memories...
I just did some fishing off a saltwater pier yesterday and I had no luck with a regular rod and actually lost my brand new Diawa BG 3500 reel hub reaching my rod down towards the pylon. My drag knob came loose, lost that but was able to recover the hub by retrieving the line, got lucky. There was one time when I saw a gentleman using a bamboo pole and I had no clue why you would use one, until he was pulling black drums and sheepies off the Daytona Fishing Pier. After no luck yesterday trying to catch Sheepshead, I gave this method a second thought and decided to do a RUclips search. Coming across your video clearly convinces me that this method makes perfect sense. Thanks for posting, I am now looking to purchase the ideal bamboo rod I can use on the pier. If you can make any recommendations, please do. Thanks
There's nothing like fishing with a canepole. It's just about everyone's 1st fishing experience. I still love fishing with one.
Yep, kinda why I tried it. Figured it would relate to a lot of people
Keep it up son, your videos are educational and entertaining. A BIG THUMBS UP
I appreciate that, will do
Looks like a absolute blast and super effective for the heavy structure they’re in!!!
Oh man, I’m addicted to it now lol it was probably some of the most fun fishing Ive had this year
Imma have to watch after the games
Fishing for them like that would be a hoot! Your lucky to have all that type of structure near you and it looks like you had it all to yourself which is even better. That place will be swarming with sheeps after a good hard cold front. In fact, looks like a good start already for this early in the season.
Oh yea for sure, we have so many different structures that hold sheeps it is very convenient because I can choose where I want to go depends on the wind direction. And the sheeps are in full swing right now definitely!
Awesome video I thought it was a blast to watch I laughed so hard I bet it was hard to stay in the boat sometimes 🤣
Haha thanks! I bout fell over a couple times..
You were having WAY too much fun! I think I was grinning through the whole video. Hey, Bearded Brad steered me over here, and I think I'm gonna stay for a spell. Good stuff!
Everyone has that one thing that brings out the inner kid in them and I think cane poling for sheep is my thing haha thanks for watching
That looks awesome. I’m definitely doing that in my next video. I have a spot where a Cain pole would come in very handy. Great video, thanks. New to the channel by the way and love your stuff!!
I lived in southern Maryland as a kid. We moved onto the naval air base and there was bamboo. I made a pole and went to the basin and would catch striped bass with worms. I was 8. They were all around 20”. It was fun back then. Lots of blue crabs.
We moved to Florida when I was 10. Cane pole was the best.
That’s awesome. I bet they put up a good fight as well
@@CaptCollier the best place to catch them was in a restricted area the hovercraft ramp. I would get chased off a couple of times a year. One time the bite was good snd I would up at the front gate security. My father was not happy.
Awesome video! You should do the old bobber set up for these areas. That would be a cool video
Hey man, just listened to the podcast you were in with beach bum and brad so thought I'd look you up. Pretty awesome video. I've never seen someone sheepshead fish with a cane pole before. You got yourself a new subscriber.
Thanks for checking me out, that sheep fishing with a cane pole is fun stuff for sure
That was a great video! Dang that looked like too much fun!
Thanks! I assure you it was
Man that looks like a ton of fun! Great video!!!
I assure you it is 😅
Enjoyed the video! Reminded me of when I was kid. We used to use a cane pole to fish for sheepshead on the jetties at the mouth of the St. Johns River at Mayport..
Thanks dude, I bet that was the way to go around them jetties
Great vid, Looks like an absolute blast! keep up the good work!
Thanks man, it definitely was lol
Great Video. used to use something similar many years ago fishing for snook or whatever off the bridges in south Florida, We made our own Calcutta poles from Fla.cane plants, nothing like the thrill of catching big fish one on one with no drag.
Yessir, definitely a thrill. And challenge!
Man that was totally awesome had me laughing so hard if I ever do get in your area or I can do a charter I definitely want to do the cane pole sheephead
Glad you enjoyed it, and fo sho
That was fun. We used to catch them with crawfish on Fairhope pier! Great video!
That’s really crazy you mentioned that.. my buddy and I were just talking about trying them..
@@CaptCollier Crawfish worked amazingly. We used to catch them when the end of the beach by the pier had a swamp. We would mop up on crawfish. Good luck! I’d say ask my brother, Scooter (MrItolduso), but he never did it. Ha! I hope we all get to fish sometime when I’m down or move back.
thank you for making this vid. now to find me some bamboo to make my own.
No problem. Definitely do it and have some fun
Dude , Seriously, Cane pole and brim buster fishing for saltwater fish looks like a LOT OF FUN…. 👍🇺🇸
Dude that is crazy! Them boat flip yeet skills come in handy here for sure
All the time. It ends up biting me in the butt sometimes 😅
Lol nothing worse than loosing one on the flip
Awesome!! I love catching fish with 20ft keiryu rod. They fold up to 4ft.
No drag yeeeeeekkkkkk!! now that was cool.
Love it capt you are AWESOME, man i would love to try that looks like a blast 👏👏
Hey thanks I appreciate it!
Black drum on the cane pole? Now that looks like a good time haha well done to wrassle that guy out!
Haha you should try it in the yak! Would probably be near impossible but interesting to see . Thanks man
Im definitely doing this. That's awesome man!
You’ll enjoy it, thanks!
I see you Lol!😜 the little man and I Love that spot.
Oh yea it’s great for sheep and trout!
This was such a cool video bro.
You laughing was cracking me up.
Haha I couldn’t help myself
That was awesome Capt!
Thanks man!
awesome video would love to see more content like this
Thanks man, I’ve got more on the way 👍🏻
Cool video. My fishing career started with a cane pole snatching crappie over the boat with my pawpaw.
Best way to get started right there. Great times
Subscribed! When are you doing more of this?
I live in NC and love to sheepshead fish from my kayak. I do have a question, what are the concrete blocks used for?
Good to hear, it’s fun catching them from a kayak as well. And those are there to help protect the marsh banks when we get rough weather
@@CaptCollier Thanks and I thought that is what they may have been used for but better to ask than assume. Thanks for answering my question.
I would love to have had those keepers. Sheepheads taste so good!!!
You are right about that!
Good stuff brotha!
Thanks!
“I don’t think I can yeet that one” fucking made my day 🤣
😃 I would have tried , but really wanted the picture
I did this a lot as a kid! If we hung a red or a tripletail just throw the pole in. It'd pop up somewhere with the fish wore out.
That’s awesome. I plan on trying for the TT Next year! Sounds like fun
YEEEEETTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome stuff man!
Thanks bro!
This impressive no lie buddy 😊😊😊😊
What would you say that is, a heavy duty pole with a fast tip? Lol. That looked like so much fun. Great video!
Medium -heavy, extra fast tip! 😂 i built two more. One is a full on heavy-heavy meat stick
I did it years ago with my daddy using huge calcutta pole, Absolutely a Hoot!!
Yes it is! Did you prefer it over rod n reel?
@@CaptCollier I like both I just like to catch fish!!
@@CaptCollier If you need green bamboo to make your own poles. I can get it for you,
We use to do this for sheephead when I was a kid
I bet it got the job done!
Hahahahaha keep on yeeeeeeting!
Oh ya know I am haha
Dang good video bro, haven’t fished with a cane pole since I was a little boy…✅💥✌️
Thanks! Me neither, until here recently
Going to need a good bucket harness for that rig!
Haha yea no kidding
Great video! Where do you like to get your fiddler crabs?
You me as a new subscriber awesome content alot of fun thanks brother
This was sick haha
Thanks!
Thats awesome.
Thanks!
That's like ol'school Triple Tailing there..and occasional goatn....A young mans game now... Ya killtm at the snot boxes,lol... ROLL TIDE ROLL Cap..
I’m going to get a stud tripletail on it next year! I tried this year but couldn’t get on any good ones.
great video capt
Thankya Capt. Next thing ya know I’ll be cane poling topwater snapper
Man that's so funny I've been wanting to do the same thing 😂😂 but you beat me too it
I'm on the pcola area and it's like that here around the oyster beds
Lol I did it last year too and never got around to trying it again until now. You should Definitely go give it a try
That's awesome
I got it cane pole on the kayak!! Now that's a challenge
Man that was be super hard 😅
Awesome video! 😂
Haha thanks man. More to come
@@CaptCollier Great! I’m subscribed now I’ll check them out.
Tuna jerking sheepshead, that’s pretty cool! What up with the concrete structures, never seen anything like that inshore?
Hey Brandon,I got a message from your site saying I had won a prize and it didn’t seem legit. They asked for some personal info. Just checking, thanks Rick
Haha yea no kidding. And those structures are to help protect the bank when there’s rough water or storm surge. Btw that was SPAMMERS, sorry about that
@@CaptCollier It seemed fishy in a bad kind of way
That's a yeet pole.. lol 100 percent
Oh yea. My kinda pole 😁
Bro that was very cool content
Thanks! I try to keep it interesting
I have bamboo in my yard and was considering cutting one down for triple tail 😂
Definitely do it man. We have some locals that use them exclusively around here. I have two more made I’m gonna use them for TT next year!
No I gotta book you and use that Kane pole lol
Come on with it lol
Mee too love it
I would of never thought to use a cane pole for fish that big or fight that hard.
Me neither, but it will sure get the job done!
😆😆😆 fkin hilarious, great fun!!!!
Man that looks fun. You recommend any where special in the area to go get fiddlers without flipping too many rocks?
No one around here has been selling them. I’ve been having to catch them
@@CaptCollier you grabbing them from shellbelt or elsewhere?
Love the video question how long is your cane pole?
Thanks! And it’s 15’
@7:22 ..."ain't got drag on the cane pole."
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great video.
A headsup....
don't need a Fishing License in Florida if you're using natural bait on a cane pole in the county you live in.
Just...
say'n.
Awesome, thanks!
This video made me subscribe
Well thanks I appreciate it. I have more cane poling coming
How do u attach ur line to the pole tie to the tip or start at the handle and wrap it down the pole?
We use fly rods so we can get around the pylons easier. Great video used to love catching mullet on a cane pole
Hmmm.. 🤔 good idea, I might invest in one and try it. Sounds really fun. Have you ever sight casted them with artificial crabs?
@@CaptCollier I've never tried artificial I've tried shrimp, oysters, barnacles, sand fleas and I've heard they eat squid too but fiddlers always work best over here in pensacola
That must be the same type cane pole my mom used. Dang thing would never break after she whooped my butt with it
😂 haha I bet not!
That looks fun as f***
It was, definitely gonna do it again
Man that looks like fun!!!
It is, I promise! Lol
What are those cage wire structure things? Oyster beds?
It’s an area where they farm raise oysters in cages
Where is that 2nd spot at? Just curious been around little river.
Are you able to catch them all year round?
You can, but I usually only target them from October-April
That's how we used to do tripletails
Nice, I’ve heard stories. I tried this year but couldn’t find any big ones. Hopefully next year 🤞🏻
That's OG Rufus shit right there
Haha thanks, gotta spice it up from time to time
🤘
Awesome video.
Love it....'eetem' into the boat...lol.
#LetsGoBrandon
Thanks man. Only way to do it
Where are you located and what's cost to charter a trip , I'm in Clearwater Fla
Bayou la batre, Al. 600$ for 6 hours for 3 people. Bait, tackle, gas and fish cleaning included
Ya I think in Florida you don’t need a fishing license to use one unless they changed it that’s what it was wen I fished years ago
Hmm interesting, I would think you’d still need a license, especially if you were to keep any fish
Cane poling has been in any southerners blood and hands for centuries. Sorry this man must be from yankeeville wth a slight draw from going rows. Good luck young man hope you have some fun doing what us poor folk have been doing forever.
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You make fishing here in Panama City look boring! You have lots of interesting areas to fish over there.
Man I’m sure y’all have some cool stuff over there too, I’m just always looking for new and cool areas to try
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