great show! headed to Bluewater Key mid may. how deep do the yellowtails normally hang out in? over a reef or a drop off? any tips would be appreciated. thanks.
+Jarred Cudeyro Probably not...Most Yellowtail in sushi restaurant are California Yellowtails or Hamachi. Still a great fish, but in the Jack family. These are Yellowtail Snappers. We see them in sushi restaurants in S Florida and they are excellent but the Hamachi is a different fish
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Yellow tail heaven!!! HUGE NEVER SEEN SO MANY THAT BIG AT ONE TIME... BET THAT COOLER IS HEAVY. NICE VIDEO GUYS!
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Corpus Christi TX
"whatchya got" "salt water fish" love it!
watch many of your videos and always enjoy this one .I was a comch in 1972 , and will return soon hope to run into you then.
+James Wright Thanks James
Big fan of the show I wish I can meet you guys!
+Dylan Face Thank you. Looking forward to meeting you too
great show! headed to Bluewater Key mid may. how deep do the yellowtails normally hang out in? over a reef or a drop off? any tips would be appreciated. thanks.
What do you guy think about the Okuma Cedros?
Love em, have two of them
How deep were you fishing?
How Deep Capt??
Are these yellow-tails the same as the ones you get at a sushi restaurant?
+Jarred Cudeyro Probably not...Most Yellowtail in sushi restaurant are California Yellowtails or Hamachi. Still a great fish, but in the Jack family. These are Yellowtail Snappers. We see them in sushi restaurants in S Florida and they are excellent but the Hamachi is a different fish
man I'd love to fish with youll