You 2 Twin Brothers hsve set an example of how to lift each other up while showing what it takes to be such exemplary anglers. Job well done! Keep these infomative videos coming !
i'm pretty new for to fishing so I was just wondering what you mean when u say stay loose. like do you mean to keep the drag loose or to give the fish extra line so its not tight. I've been losing fish 1-2 feet away so this would help a lot !
I gotcha! So yeah when I told him to loosen up, I was talking about the drag because trout have very soft mouths and you can rip the hook out easily. The advice I would give you is if you can see the hook is not hooked deep or hooked good, loosen your drag a little but not so much to where there’s no tension. Personally I always loosen my drag a little when landing fish because if they pull out of your hands and swim off fast, when your line catches up it puts allot of pressure and if your lines frayed it can break very easy! Hopefully this helps and goodluck, feel free to ask any other questions you got!
@@BryceMarchetto aye thank you man that helps a lot. I lost my first 6 lb bass the other day because i didn't keep the line tension and when i reached for him he freaked out and got off. The next day i hooked him in the same spot some how and kept the tension tight and got him out of the water! Ya live in ya learn.
Just found ya all... Nice. But that can't be SE Fla cuz thats a big trout. Maybe mid to north Fla. Been looking at Ft. Perice to take my son fishing when he come for Leave from the Marine Corp this Easter. Hoping to get him a Snook or big Trout Thanks.@@BryceMarchetto
Then you didn’t fish mosquito enough there are much bigger fish than that in mosquito it’s a nice catch but he is long arming it big time and it’s a wide angle lense
@@MrJoshdeucewe estimated this one at around 27-28 inches. My dad actually caught one in cocoa beach measured at 33inches on a fluke! And I’ve caught a measured 30 incher on a fly rod in Titusville!
that is fantastic catch, i fly down to Marco Island FL, Gulf Coast to go after sea trout. Great video, only concerning thing i see though is the fact you are at the waters edge and even putting your hands into the water, you MUST assume that a gator can be there regardless of it being salt water, hate to see anyone lose their life over a fish, and ive had many times been fishing similar places like in this video and even had the gator attack and steal my catch. Love the video, but would recommend you both be way more careful, never assume your safe no matter what water in Florida,.....NEVER.
It’s definitely a big thought in my mind everyday that I try to stay aware about, as I’ve actually been attacked multiple times while bass fishing. Thanks for looking out 🙏🏻
Put the quality to 1080p or 4k60fps!
Tuffff
Sick
You 2 Twin Brothers hsve set an example of how to lift each other up while showing what it takes to be such exemplary anglers.
Job well done!
Keep these infomative videos coming !
Nice video. Doing some kayak fishing along the intra with shiners this weekend, I’m pumped. Hoping for snook, drum or jacks.
Nice 🔥
The ole Yellow-Mouth Freckle-Fish. Nice catch !! Nice Release. I'd keep some smaller ones for for the ole frying pan.
Great video! Reminds of fishing my secret Florida mangrove spots back in the 1960s. That trout was a real BEAST! Kudos on the release.
Thank you for the kind words!
That throw with the cast net was perfect boii 💯 wish the mullet was here in davie/dania have not seen any. Dope video keep it up
Appreciate it!!
You guys are a blast to listen to
Damm. Huge trout!! Congrats!!
Awesome video and what a stud trout
Nice video , great catches
Nice trout!
That is a Gator Trout! Nice
i'm pretty new for to fishing so I was just wondering what you mean when u say stay loose. like do you mean to keep the drag loose or to give the fish extra line so its not tight. I've been losing fish 1-2 feet away so this would help a lot !
I gotcha! So yeah when I told him to loosen up, I was talking about the drag because trout have very soft mouths and you can rip the hook out easily. The advice I would give you is if you can see the hook is not hooked deep or hooked good, loosen your drag a little but not so much to where there’s no tension. Personally I always loosen my drag a little when landing fish because if they pull out of your hands and swim off fast, when your line catches up it puts allot of pressure and if your lines frayed it can break very easy! Hopefully this helps and goodluck, feel free to ask any other questions you got!
@@BryceMarchetto aye thank you man that helps a lot. I lost my first 6 lb bass the other day because i didn't keep the line tension and when i reached for him he freaked out and got off. The next day i hooked him in the same spot some how and kept the tension tight and got him out of the water! Ya live in ya learn.
Great Catches!!!
Awesome video!
That’s trout is massive!
Yessir!
Awesome catch
Damn nice Trout!
Like how did you catch that big trout never saw a big one like that and wish you can share some mullet
What part of Florida is this
You guy threw the better big trout bait back, I've caught 7lb trout on 6inc long full size croakers
I LOL, "Don't Make Him Splash As Much!" Ha.
where is this my dad would like to know because we always wonder were thos monster sea trout live
sickkkkkkk
wow great
Nice Speck!
Bro! That's the biggest FL spotted trout I've ever seen.
How do you manage to only catch one snook with live mullet and water filled with snook?
What part of florida?
South east
The part he won’t mention lol 😂
Just found ya all... Nice. But that can't be SE Fla cuz thats a big trout. Maybe mid to north Fla. Been looking at Ft. Perice to take my son fishing when he come for Leave from the Marine Corp this Easter. Hoping to get him a Snook or big Trout Thanks.@@BryceMarchetto
@@rrgH20polo There are trout in SE Florida.
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I lived in Cocoa Beach and fished Mosquito Lagoon and North IRL for a long time. That is the biggest trout I've seen. Great catch.
That's what I'm saying! Dude might have had a record fish.
Then you didn’t fish mosquito enough there are much bigger fish than that in mosquito it’s a nice catch but he is long arming it big time and it’s a wide angle lense
@@MrJoshdeucewe estimated this one at around 27-28 inches. My dad actually caught one in cocoa beach measured at 33inches on a fluke! And I’ve caught a measured 30 incher on a fly rod in Titusville!
is this in the Summer Months?
Gosh bro, giant dude, stud
Shit got serious once y’all saw that yellow mouth😂🔥
As always 😂
Of course the camera makes her look way bigger but id say she's prob 27 ish 6-6 n a half lbs. Nice release too
🐊🐊🐊
Stole my spot bucko no problem though. Homeless live back there now.
Oh I know that spot love it
Dude where. I’m in Florida
I won’t air out the spot but that’s no secret to the locals😂
Tryna make yourself feel relevant because you know where this is?
do you think ur special
gatorrr
You just never know where the big boys might be hiding. Kudos for letting that nice female go to live on and produce eggs.
You know it !
Holy AI Batman🙄
Those spots look real familiar
It’s at Lake Temescal in Oakland CA
Get over it
@@Angel-oe5qvlol as a penninsula guy this was very unexpected
Yeww, let’s go!!
Legit gator trout
Fw yalls content👌👌🔥
Baits are never to big. Should've kept the bug ones for tarpon
Oh my gosh its a giant, dude couldn't catch a giant minnow !!!
Biggy bag
Did u get a 4 for 4 after silly goose
yes
So prime
Easily the biggest Speck I've ever seen.
I’ve actually caught a 30 incher on tape on my fly rod!
27” trout will be pushing 7- 8 pounds
that is fantastic catch, i fly down to Marco Island FL, Gulf Coast to go after sea trout. Great video, only concerning thing i see though is the fact you are at the waters edge and even putting your hands into the water, you MUST assume that a gator can be there regardless of it being salt water, hate to see anyone lose their life over a fish, and ive had many times been fishing similar places like in this video and even had the gator attack and steal my catch. Love the video, but would recommend you both be way more careful, never assume your safe no matter what water in Florida,.....NEVER.
It’s definitely a big thought in my mind everyday that I try to stay aware about, as I’ve actually been attacked multiple times while bass fishing. Thanks for looking out 🙏🏻
If you would stop saying oh my gosh 10,000 times might be a good idea
Sorry! Ill say it 10,001 times next video😅
Don’t watch if you don’t like. Simple fix
slab
WOW serious photoshop/spoof pic of the fish. Good enough video, but clickbait picture.
6:58 you can clearly see I screenshotted the video for the thumbnail 😊
Try not to put you finger in the trouts gills. It lessens chance of survival.