I’m a fl boy 4 generation, tore the keys up when I was younger . You have no idea how much I appreciate you and your videos. Just getting through throat cancer and your videos help me through. Just received word that I am cleared. Really appreciate your show. You have no idea…. Keep up the good work
When using a slow pitch stick, don’t pump. Aim the stick towards the fish and steady grind. Let the parabolic stick do what it was designed to do and you’ll lose less fish. 🤙🏾
I have recently subscribed and find your videos the most entertaining of the various fishing video options available on RUclips. I live in The Bahamas (Grand Bahama), so videos on your various trips to the Bahamas are of particular interest to me, but the wide variety of locations visited and species targeted keep things interesting and make for enjoyable viewing. I also like to cook, so the cooking part of your videos are an excellent compliment to the on-the-water adventures. And, although my children are long since grown, I find the family atmosphere and the integral part your children play in the StanzFam videos to be an important part of why your videos stand out from the pack. That said, I must admit to having been disturbed by your stone crab catching videos. The information quoted below appears worded different ways and in a variety of places, but here is a quote from the Nassau Yacht Haven Marina Blog that sums up what I think of as the 'enlightened' attitude to the stone crab fishery: "Stone crab claws are one of the most expensive items of seafood you can consume. They are a delicious delicacy. Part of why they are so expensive is the cost of harvesting them is also very expensive. The process is time consuming and only one claw per crab should be taken at a time, although if both are of legal size, they can both be harvested. It would leave a crab with no means to defend itself, so hopefully those in the business, respect this. It takes approximately 3 years for a crab to grow a claw of legal size. Another reason for the price." (www.nassauyachthaven.com/blog/time-to-talk-about-crabs) There are stone crabs in The Bahamas, although there is no organised fishery for them of which I am aware. But sustainability is an issue for many fisheries (spiny lobster and conch in The Bahamas for instance). There is also the more humane issue of harvesting both claws and leaving the animal defenceless. What I found particularly disturbing in one of your videos was you catching a crab with only one claw - presumably caught previously by someone who followed the 'harvest only one claw' idea. But you proceeded to remove the one remaining claw, leaving this survivor of an unfortunate previous visit to a crab pot without the single claw someone else thoughtfully left him. FWIW, perhaps you should reconsider your harvesting process and leave the crabs you catch with a single claw - only half as many crab claws for your table of course, but happier crabs with a better chance to live and thus to reproduce, helping to sustain the fishery for the future. My thoughts anyway.
Hello Nick, great video. Very nice queen. Nick, how could you ever get a bad review? You are the nicest person ever. Take care God Bless Alan&Maria can't wait to get down there again
Great video Stanzfam! Beauty catch on that queen snapper! Also nice jinx on Landon’s catch. Lol. That sandwich looked so delicious. Thanks for sharing!!!
@@chris6054 Yes. Sarasota and we went out yesterday about 25 miles and caught some nice Red Grouper and lanes and mangs. We also had to send a couple 25-26 gags back since we only seem to get them out of season.
Thank you. For such great videos of Florida,,, this is great,,,!let us know if you ever come to the coast,,, of Ms. Gulfport area,,, we do a lot around hear
@@StanzFam I went to a Benny Ortiz Shimano event class on spj and I was literally hooked on it. Technique wise don’t crank on the lift or drop, crank then lift, let it drop…. Do it again
Hey Stan ! Have you been busy and slow getting video's out. Reason why I ask ! I haven't seen you online lately, unless I miss some video's with me working a lot more. Nice Queen ! Bright orange/ red. Hope you have a great year on the water.
Having your line go slack while dropping a spj never gets old! It’s so different from any other kind of bite! I literally have 3 spj set ups just so I won’t have to tie an FG knot on the water, lol!
We’ve put 6 people on it swordfishing multiple times. The weather plays a role in the comfort level of everyone, some people. Might say 4 people is best but I think 4-6 is fine.
Hey Nick, how far do you run to get to 600 feet of water? Here in the Mid-Atlantic, 600 feet doesn't exist until you hit the Canyons which is a 90 mile run one way at minimum.
Sold out of the 20 conventionals we got but there’s a couple spinners left. The manufacturer made them a little longer than they were suppose to be , but still the same blank. I have more on order but not telling when they will come in
Quick question lots of talk about right hand reels or left I've always fished with eyelets up and crank on right if the crank was on left I turned rod over then it was a right am I wrong
Conventional reels usually face up and the guides are typically facing up, but some of the newer rods have spiral wrapped guides, the first guide is straight up and the tip will be straight down, with the guides inbetween spiraling down the blank. Conventional reels are most right handed but some are left. Spring reels usually face down and the guides will be down on the rod, the handle can be on any side, but usually on the left as the right hand of a person is usually the stronger arm.
ya did good when are your girls going to get into ripping lips and showing you and sarah up catching toadies or whatever. I enjoyed it y'all stay safe and healthy. Does Sarah have her own youtube taking people out crabbing and such? I'll catch ya on the next video bye for now.
I get bummed losing $3.99 jig heads in the mangroves, can’t imagine saying goodbye to $150 worth of tackle in an afternoon. I guess that’s fishing though.
I’m a fl boy 4 generation, tore the keys up when I was younger . You have no idea how much I appreciate you and your videos. Just getting through throat cancer and your videos help me through. Just received word that I am cleared.
Really appreciate your show.
You have no idea…. Keep up the good work
Hope you’re healing up! 4th generation is awesome!
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoy the videos
Still love how generous you are with the people around you.
Thanks for watching
@@StanzFam you are most welcome brother.
These videos make my day,,, like watching a fishing show,,,
Love to hear it! Thanks for watching
That ending was the motivation i need for a legend to see another legend.
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When using a slow pitch stick, don’t pump. Aim the stick towards the fish and steady grind. Let the parabolic stick do what it was designed to do and you’ll lose less fish. 🤙🏾
yeah he lost that fish left slack in the line!
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@@StanzFamHello. I wanted to touch base with y’all about a 23.3 seater craft it’s a 79 open sports porter haul.
Love your videos. Can't wait for your next Alaska trip. Stay blessed and prosper.
Thank you! You too!
Awesome video man. Love to see the Nick Stick be successful. Also like the jigging. Congrats on the big Queen. Can't wait for the next video.
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching
Keep putting out video just like this one.
More to come!
Cheers
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Everything hits the jig! Great catch man! The Queen Snapper is one on my bucket list to catch on the slow pitch jig.
Thanks! Was a fun trip! I’m new to the slow pitch jigging game , good luck on your queen with them
I have recently subscribed and find your videos the most entertaining of the various fishing video options available on RUclips.
I live in The Bahamas (Grand Bahama), so videos on your various trips to the Bahamas are of particular interest to me, but the wide variety of locations visited and species targeted keep things interesting and make for enjoyable viewing. I also like to cook, so the cooking part of your videos are an excellent compliment to the on-the-water adventures. And, although my children are long since grown, I find the family atmosphere and the integral part your children play in the StanzFam videos to be an important part of why your videos stand out from the pack.
That said, I must admit to having been disturbed by your stone crab catching videos. The information quoted below appears worded different ways and in a variety of places, but here is a quote from the Nassau Yacht Haven Marina Blog that sums up what I think of as the 'enlightened' attitude to the stone crab fishery:
"Stone crab claws are one of the most expensive items of seafood you can consume. They are a delicious delicacy. Part of why they are so expensive is the cost of harvesting them is also very expensive. The process is time consuming and only one claw per crab should be taken at a time, although if both are of legal size, they can both be harvested. It would leave a crab with no means to defend itself, so hopefully those in the business, respect this. It takes approximately 3 years for a crab to grow a claw of legal size. Another reason for the price." (www.nassauyachthaven.com/blog/time-to-talk-about-crabs)
There are stone crabs in The Bahamas, although there is no organised fishery for them of which I am aware. But sustainability is an issue for many fisheries (spiny lobster and conch in The Bahamas for instance). There is also the more humane issue of harvesting both claws and leaving the animal defenceless.
What I found particularly disturbing in one of your videos was you catching a crab with only one claw - presumably caught previously by someone who followed the 'harvest only one claw' idea. But you proceeded to remove the one remaining claw, leaving this survivor of an unfortunate previous visit to a crab pot without the single claw someone else thoughtfully left him. FWIW, perhaps you should reconsider your harvesting process and leave the crabs you catch with a single claw - only half as many crab claws for your table of course, but happier crabs with a better chance to live and thus to reproduce, helping to sustain the fishery for the future.
My thoughts anyway.
Hello Nick, great video. Very nice queen. Nick, how could you ever get a bad review? You are the nicest person ever. Take care God Bless Alan&Maria can't wait to get down there again
I appreciate that!
Greetings coming again from Indonesia, Maluku Province, Aru Islands, healthy greetings to continue the strike, my friend
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@@StanzFam Thank you, my friend, for the response, I salute you, my friend. God bless you always
Another great video,,,, always love the nic stix success stories, oh and the landon jinx on video 😂 take care crew,
Thanks 👍
good on queen,bigger may be needed..aj pretty good lot of fun,an da cookin looked awesome stay safe..
Right on
Stanz is my favorite RUclipsr love the videos
Thanks for that!
Hi Stanz Fam!!! 😍🖤🥰🇺🇸🍻🍺
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Great video Stanzfam! Beauty catch on that queen snapper! Also nice jinx on Landon’s catch. Lol. That sandwich looked so delicious.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice fish! Congratulations.
Damn man, you got a nice fish yourself! I noticed one of your vids says Sarasota...small world lmao I'm in Venice. 🤙
@@chris6054 Yes. Sarasota and we went out yesterday about 25 miles and caught some nice Red Grouper and lanes and mangs. We also had to send a couple 25-26 gags back since we only seem to get them out of season.
Thanks!
Thank you. For such great videos of Florida,,, this is great,,,!let us know if you ever come to the coast,,, of Ms. Gulfport area,,, we do a lot around hear
Appreciate that! Thank you
Great seeing you getting jiggy 🚀
It’s been fun learning a little about it!
Great video brother god bless you and your family Juan Carlos Lopez from Brownsville Texas
Thanks for watching!
Great fishing for some people,but not me can't afford it , I'm a a handicapped veteran watching dream fishing that I would love to do , GOD Bless!!
Capt. Nick, good video. Really like to 28’, keep the videos coming.😊
Thanks! Will do!
Good video stud queen snapper
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Fun talking to you at the boat show man!
Thanks!
LOL, he was on the Nick stick!!!
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I love slow pitch jigging but it gets pricey some days, great video!!!!
We are just getting into it but I can see how it gets a little costly
@@StanzFam I went to a Benny Ortiz Shimano event class on spj and I was literally hooked on it. Technique wise don’t crank on the lift or drop, crank then lift, let it drop…. Do it again
On the Nick stick👍.
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That's why I don't wear other men's football jerseys.
GOGGLEYE VIDEO!
That looks so good ,the fish sandwich 👍
So good
So good you can jig upside down and still catch fish haha.
Hahahaha , I may have got lucky but I’m guessing with the light current that day it didn’t really matter
Seen your boats at the sand bar today keep doin what your doing brotha🤙
Thanks!
Nick Stick Rod, looks like it would be fun in Virginia on these 40-60lb Cobia when they run the Chesapeake Bay Bridge late summer.
That would be a battle!
@@StanzFam Let’s try it lol. I have a “rat rod” I use now and then. It’s a small ugly stick with lighter tackle. So fun.
Hey Stan ! Have you been busy and slow getting video's out. Reason why I ask ! I haven't seen you online lately, unless I miss some video's with me working a lot more. Nice Queen ! Bright orange/ red. Hope you have a great year on the water.
I have slowed down on the videos and fishing. Hopefully will be able to keep to one video a week starting later this spring
Having your line go slack while dropping a spj never gets old! It’s so different from any other kind of bite! I literally have 3 spj set ups just so I won’t have to tie an FG knot on the water, lol!
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Don't forget the "Booty Pirate" is for sale in Cutler Bay! 2021 Blazer Bay 2440! Trolling motor, two Power poles, 175 hours on a Suzuki 300! Holla!!!
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Nick, do a fishing video on Sallow Sports 32. Please.
Maybe one day! I’d like to ride on it for sure
Never had a queen snapper I heard it's very good
Tasty for sure!
No pumping and winding on slow pitch rods! Just put the tip down and crank.
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who need a huge giant rod, when you have that tiny needle stick.
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NIck, how many adults can fish comfortably on the Freeman 28 for 5-7 hours? Thanks for answering! Love the vids!
We’ve put 6 people on it swordfishing multiple times. The weather plays a role in the comfort level of everyone, some people. Might say 4 people is best but I think 4-6 is fine.
Queen can be good.
That free ride gets you a 50k-200k commission lol
🙂
Hey Nick, how far do you run to get to 600 feet of water? Here in the Mid-Atlantic, 600 feet doesn't exist until you hit the Canyons which is a 90 mile run one way at minimum.
15 miles at the closest
Hey man, I really want one of those Nick sticks. When are you gonna stock up on inventory?
Sold out of the 20 conventionals we got but there’s a couple spinners left. The manufacturer made them a little longer than they were suppose to be , but still the same blank. I have more on order but not telling when they will come in
Quick question lots of talk about right hand reels or left I've always fished with eyelets up and crank on right if the crank was on left I turned rod over then it was a right am I wrong
Conventional reels usually face up and the guides are typically facing up, but some of the newer rods have spiral wrapped guides, the first guide is straight up and the tip will be straight down, with the guides inbetween spiraling down the blank. Conventional reels are most right handed but some are left.
Spring reels usually face down and the guides will be down on the rod, the handle can be on any side, but usually on the left as the right hand of a person is usually the stronger arm.
what line did you use for that first red snapper ?
15 lb Berkeley pro spec braid
Can't believe you cursed that young man Nick.
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ya did good when are your girls going to get into ripping lips and showing you and sarah up catching toadies or whatever. I enjoyed it y'all stay safe and healthy. Does Sarah have her own youtube taking people out crabbing and such? I'll catch ya on the next video bye for now.
Thanks for watching! She doesn’t have her own channel yet, maybe one day
I get bummed losing $3.99 jig heads in the mangroves, can’t imagine saying goodbye to $150 worth of tackle in an afternoon. I guess that’s fishing though.
😀😀😀👍👍👍❤
He kept one side and threw the other side in the water ?
Na, we ate both sides
Hey Stan how much you paid for 28 freman
Current base price starts at $391k
Your daughter tries to look cool with those sun glass but struggles to put a 12 pound AG in the boat...lol
😅😅a
This kid is the biggest Jew, that I’ve ever met in my life
Let me know if you want to make an offer on my 2021 42’ Freeman www.yachtworld.com/yacht/2021-freeman-42lr-9142450/
Can you please talk any faster 😂😂
Hahaha , I know I know
You talk more about your sales than fishing
Gotta talk about something when waiting for a bite 🤷🏻♂️
Sorry bro, but your best asset is when your amazing wife Sarah is included. I’m not a stalker, but I do love beautiful women 🥰
I appreciate that