I will be in Tampa next Thursday-Sunday with 12 friends on a bachelor weekend. We are having a fishing contest between 4 groups, and I am studying all your information so that we can win!
Seen ya at boat show several weeks ago, been fishing a couple time since then and my fishing is a 1000 percent better because of your videos and education you guys put out there ! I been watching for the last yr or so and it sure is nice to catch fish and have some confidence . Great video as always. Thanks Todd and Chad!
@@Timewellwasted253 I keep my boat at Loggerhead marina. Close to O'neills and Maximo boat ramp. Fish the skyway, inland bay reefs and also head offshore when the seas are calm. Been out 60 miles to the USF Buoy too. 2016 SeaHunt Gamefish 25
Well I appreciate your knowledge. I grew up on the East Coast and it to me, it is a lot different fishing w/the depth etc, over there. Getting older and just wanting to relax and fish; your show ill help. Good stuff, and as they say, there are plenty of fish in the sea.
I continue to learn from you guys! Tomorrow I'll be looking for bait spots to throw my cast net and looking for nice ledges on the shipping channel. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!
With the spotlock the boat still swings. Adds more current to the chum also. I like to have full batteries for the long day we will be fishing so I would rather not use the spotlock for catching bait.
Another informative video, first time I've been first to like, view, and comment. Keep up the good work, thinking of bringing the wife and kids down to the bay and giving it a shot. Normally fish out of Ponce inlet and Port Canaveral. " Come on Chad"
Tod what can you tell me about your Suzuki DF300 how you like it? I'm getting one installed on my boat and I don't know what I'm expecting but I'm excited to find out.
Trolling motor battery’s dead by 10?? 24 or 36 volt system? I can get a whole day on mine been in fast currents and winds never had a battery issue ?? Odd 🤷🏻♂️. How old your battery’s ??
Yes you have to remember that when a trolling motor is running at full speed for more than 2 hours it is going to eat the batteries up. The next day the batteries lasted all day for us. When it is so rough your trolling motor is coming out of the water everytime it is not going to last long.
Tampa Bay Fishing Channel I was just curious because I’ve run mine in situations where it’s had to use 8,9 even 10 speed setting to hold in place and fished 6 plus hours haven’t had batteries drain dead yet. That’s why I was curious when I put my new min Kota Terrova on replacing the stick steering motor guide I went with group 29 size batteries boat came with 27 group picked the batteries that had most amp hours listed they was larger but kinda thought theses motors would drain batteries quick. Hope mine keeps up lasting full days in high winds and fast currents
@@craigcanterbury264 Just put a Motorguide 36V Xi5 on my boat. Paired it with a 36V 60AH Lithium Battery. At $1300 it is supposed to last longer than 3 group 29 AGM's. Time will tell.
I will be in Tampa next Thursday-Sunday with 12 friends on a bachelor weekend. We are having a fishing contest between 4 groups, and I am studying all your information so that we can win!
My favorite channel right now. Dropped everything to watch this👊
Thank you that means a lot!
Hey guys love your channel. Question, what do you do with all that fish, eat it?
Yes Chad gives a lot to family.
Seen ya at boat show several weeks ago, been fishing a couple time since then and my fishing is a 1000 percent better because of your videos and education you guys put out there ! I been watching for the last yr or so and it sure is nice to catch fish and have some confidence . Great video as always. Thanks Todd and Chad!
That right there is why we do what we do! Thank you for letting us know!
I've used those jighead that i bought from you guys and caught alot of fish. The only problem is i need a dependable fishing buddy like Chad.
That is awesome to hear. Yes Chad is a great friend and fishing buddy!
I'll go..
I'm in the same shoes, got a boat and a lot of buddies that seem to want to fish, none have a boat.
@@MisterQueue67 where do you fish from i normally to to Tampa
@@Timewellwasted253 I keep my boat at Loggerhead marina. Close to O'neills and Maximo boat ramp. Fish the skyway, inland bay reefs and also head offshore when the seas are calm. Been out 60 miles to the USF Buoy too. 2016 SeaHunt Gamefish 25
Great work! Love those big mangs!
Thanks Capt Joe. We need to do a collab soon
Well I appreciate your knowledge. I grew up on the East Coast and it to me, it is a lot different fishing w/the depth etc, over there. Getting older and just wanting to relax and fish; your show ill help. Good stuff, and as they say, there are plenty of fish in the sea.
Yes there is and thanks for watching.
I continue to learn from you guys! Tomorrow I'll be looking for bait spots to throw my cast net and looking for nice ledges on the shipping channel. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!
Good luck out there!
Been watching channel for about a month and found it very helpful even though I fish north of Clearwater. What is your recipe for chum?
If you are asking what the chum is we use for the baitfish it is Purina Tropical Fish Food 33%.
@@TampaBayFishingChannel
Yes, for bait. What makes up the remaining 67%?
Thank you guys. Love this vids. See you soon for more jids
Great video!
Great video!! When you guys going to do some flats fishing ? Maybe show how to catch a cobia/triple tail
You guys should start showing off your catch at the end of the videos when your back at the dock, would love to see the fish.
Hey...curious why u dont like using your spot lock when chumming n cast netting. Why do you prefer anchor if it swings boat? Thanks
With the spotlock the boat still swings. Adds more current to the chum also. I like to have full batteries for the long day we will be fishing so I would rather not use the spotlock for catching bait.
Another informative video, first time I've been first to like, view, and comment. Keep up the good work, thinking of bringing the wife and kids down to the bay and giving it a shot. Normally fish out of Ponce inlet and Port Canaveral. " Come on Chad"
Thank you for watching!
Can anyone explain what was going on with the gas can and those hoses?
They are siphons to put gas in the boat instead of trying to hold the gas cans
Tod what can you tell me about your Suzuki DF300 how you like it? I'm getting one installed on my boat and I don't know what I'm expecting but I'm excited to find out.
We love it!!! We have almost 1100 hours and it’s only 2.5 years old
Guys.....as always.....thanks again!
Just ordered some bugscreen
Where can I pick up some of that chum mix
Hey cap thx for vid🤙
Thanks for watching!
hey todd do you bleed your snapper or grouper?
Typically no.
You should bleed all fish. Makes the bloodline smaller and taste a bit better.
Work sucks 😭😭😭😭😭 im ready to clock out and hit the water!!!!! SALT LIFE MATTERS!!!😭😭😭😭
The cat stuck in a bag😢
take me with you
Trolling motor battery’s dead by 10?? 24 or 36 volt system? I can get a whole day on mine been in fast currents and winds never had a battery issue ?? Odd 🤷🏻♂️. How old your battery’s ??
Yes you have to remember that when a trolling motor is running at full speed for more than 2 hours it is going to eat the batteries up. The next day the batteries lasted all day for us. When it is so rough your trolling motor is coming out of the water everytime it is not going to last long.
Tampa Bay Fishing Channel I was just curious because I’ve run mine in situations where it’s had to use 8,9 even 10 speed setting to hold in place and fished 6 plus hours haven’t had batteries drain dead yet. That’s why I was curious when I put my new min Kota Terrova on replacing the stick steering motor guide I went with group 29 size batteries boat came with 27 group picked the batteries that had most amp hours listed they was larger but kinda thought theses motors would drain batteries quick. Hope mine keeps up lasting full days in high winds and fast currents
@@craigcanterbury264 Just put a Motorguide 36V Xi5 on my boat. Paired it with a 36V 60AH Lithium Battery. At $1300 it is supposed to last longer than 3 group 29 AGM's. Time will tell.
Michael Quale 👍. Cool. Let me know how it works. I get all day life out of mine just lead acid battery’s
Well at least Chad can blame it on the porpoise😅