Bass, Porgy, Fluke Fishing, Plus Underwater Chumpot Cam!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- A beautiful day back on my Northern waters had a little of everything. I plugged for stripers in the evening after boxing some jumbo porgies and catching my first fluke of the new season. While porgy fishing I attached an underwater camera to my chum pot which was great to learn how fast the fish find it and when it runs out.
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The king of the north is back!!!
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@fishaholic is the king of the north 👑
Vic V no he can be rob
I will only bend the knee to John
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20 years from now old fish will tell their grandfish stories and let them know that if they don't behave the John Skinner is gonna get them
Skinner is back on LI, the disturbance in the fishing force has been restored
Welcome back! I’m hoping your scent in the area will have a Pied Piper affect on the fluke.....
Nice shoutout to saltwater edge i bought my fluke rod and reel there its a great shop
Got my first keeper of the year just north east of greenlawns and a short in 3 feet of water on the south side of shinecock canal on Sunday. Thank god for porgies.
My hubby and I bought your fluke course and watch your videos all the time. Hope to catch some fluke and stripers off the Jersey coast soon! Welcome back, John. Stay safe.
Glad you’re back in NY!
Thanks for the kick in the nuts so early in the season lol 😂 seeing you land more fish in two hours than I’ll prob land all season just made me feel so warm and fuzzy inside 🤦♂️
ahhh yes the jumpin minnow......the official plug of narragansett bay
Good to see you back Mr. Skinner. I hear the fluke are self isolating right now but they plan on opening back up soon!😀
Oh that's what it is! They're in quarantine on the continental shelf!
John, a friend of mine has just caught a 5 pound fluke from the shore today in Greenwich, CT
Great to see you back in NY! Can’t wait to see your future fishing videos. They’ve really helped me!
This video is great John! Ive learned a lot from your videos. Thanks.
Welcome back john so glad you are back up here with us always look forward to your trip and honest portrail of how most of us fish, still running my 1985 seanymph 17' center console with 95 90 mariner. Fish sandy hook raritan bay area, launch out of rumson muni ramp. Stay well, stay safe.
Finally some flounder!!!!
Don't get too excited. It's a slow start in my local waters so far.
Welcome home Mr. Skinner tight lines for you and the John's.
Welcome back! Its so great to see the old boat some familiar water.
Welcome back John! Hope you and your family are safe. Looking forward to another year of great videos...
“If this ain’t a fluke I’m going home..”
Great line...
Thanks,
Scott
I miss bay , surf , and ocean fishing since I moved from your area 30 years ago . Was really nice to see you catch that fluke . Seems a bit early for them as I used to fluke fish constantly when in season . Thanks for the video , brought back many memories ! I subscribed based just on this , my first of your channel .
Your Porgy looks like our bream in Australia, and are the most common fish in all systems.
Your the man John, I don't know why you don't eat the Sea Robins, we used to eat them all the time in Jersey.
Sea Robin is great meat. People complain how many there are, but won't eat them...
@@mattjirgal1676 I know right, I think it's because they are ugly AF
@@Delmarvafishing there are TONS of ugly things that taste great
If the sea robins are decent size, they make tasty filets. The yield is low, maybe 1 pound of filet from 5 pounds of round fish. IMO porgies are tastier if cooked with the bone in, scaled but with the skin on. I cut along the dorsal fin but leave the fin on.
Nice. I love the Jumpin’ Minnow for bass, and have caught albies on it too. Plus, it’s much less-expensive than many other surf plugs. I often replace the rear hook with a bucktail trailer, which keeps me from catching the super-small bass, and it hasn’t diminished my ability to hook the larger fish.
Too bad they don't make larger ones.
Welcome back John!!
I hope you enjoy your summer here before you go back t ok Florida.
And, stay safe!!
Glad you are home safe John. You can catch bigger fluke than that back here in SW Florida!!
Good to see you back in NE always enjoy your videos
Glad to see that your back John, an wow I remember the days that I use to go scup fishing with my Dad we use to have a blast, as for fluke my Dad has thee best spot that always pays its in the Newport area, this video definitely brought back some great memories... awesome John
Hey John good to have you back liked your Florida videos but I like your ny ones better welcome back home 🎣
South shore is warming up temps in the mid to high 50’s landed a 25 inch fluke in 20 to 30 feet of water this morning.
What is the name of the snooker lure and who makes it grate video
Anddddddddd HES BACK! the fluke king has arrived to the north east once again
I love bottom fishing, it's very relaxing. Great video
Always a pleasure !!!!
Great north shore videos
I wish we had porgies like that, in my neck of the woods!!
Always enjoy watching your fishing adventures John. What changes did you notice at the airport and on the plane traveling under the current situation. Stay safe and healthy!
We drove 23 hours.
Welcome home John!!
Welcome back!
Wait, was that a snook or trout? Doesn’t look familiar... welcome back home. We are all lucky to have you back. The fish here, not so lucky. Stay safe.
Its that time of year again. glad to see u back.
Great video and underwater footage. Nice porgies
Excellent video!..I will chum for porgies next time I go..👍
Welcome back John! Your FL videos induced me to buy a new Hobie Outback. Picked it up Monday and hope to take it out on Friday from Centerport or maybe the Lilco Asharoken ramp. Supposedly the fluke are stacked by the oil platform.
Congrats on the new craft. I hope you like it as much as I like mine.
Love your videos! the world is shut down, time to go fishing!
Nice video. I had no idea that trolling motors cost $2200!!
Welcome Back Skinner!!!
“Thats what they look like” - How the mighty have fallen....
Just kidding - love your videos !
Red Sox fan from Mass...ha ha
Welcome home.
He is BACK
I went out Saturday morning...one 14" fluke, the rest Sea Robins.....Typical Connecticut May fishing. It can only get better!
Welcome back John!!
thanks for your reply
Welcome home, Mr. Skinner. Hoping you, your family and your communities are safe and well.
PS. Favor to ask, at end of vid before you move to fluke, might you consider in the future when observing "really big porgy," could you give us a measurement for scale? GoPro lens, it's hard to tell. Am curious if a Peconic big porgy is 12 in., 14 in., bigger? Thanks for considering.
The fluke master is back
And the winner is! I’m so looking forward to seeing the winner of the bad fish box
I announced that on a video about 10 days after the contest. Sorry, you were not one of the winners.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing Please put a link to that video so I can see.
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I saw you out there that day working the sea robins like everyone else. I had 1 barely legal keeper a little further east. I'm hoping it turns around soon, I'm scheduled for a surgery June first. Tight lines.
Good luck with the surgery. Hope you hit them before then.
We call these things Scup in Mass. But sometimes we call them Piranha. lol
He's back! I'm so excited! You and fishaholic went to Florida for the winter and I missed you guys so much. Are you going to try and work something out with the 4 Johns?
We're all distancing.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing smart👍
You should eat those sea robins, they are delicious
Yep... Awesome thick filets, nice white meat, big in europe...
Yes!! They're really good
Welcome back
Great video, John!
Nice video..that trolling motor is amazing to hold your position
Not only that. Every single fluke drift is perfect in track and speed, regardless of the angle the wind is to the current.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing I saw your vids from last year learning to use that trolling motor seems like you have mastered it . nice video
Was wondering what happened to you, I was really enjoying the redfish, shook and trout vids. It will be getting more crowded in that area today the CT headboats can start fishing again.
Welcome back! New subscriber here. Really, really, enjoying your content!!
awesome content as always, love the underwater footage.
Boy how I have missed your vids
Im fishing my spots off Newport and so far 50 degree water and no fluke, no scup, and no sea robins. I know they will come soon. Good luck John.
I appreciate that report. Do you have a decent squid run?
@@JohnSkinnerFishing Hi John. Usually during the full moon in May we will get our squid run. It has slowed considerably over the years and my local bait shop guy goes to the Cape now where it is very good. We will get a sand eel hatch soon and that will trigger some good fluking. Best of luck from Newport.
Now that you’re back we can fish, we will tell the fish gods to release them.
Nice porgy’s 👍
love to see you back home John. Please be cautious and stay safe. Also I have a question and a possible video idea for you, what wind conditions etc. do you look for to ensure a good day of fishing?
There's no right wind, except for boating and kayaking you obviously don't want it rough.
fluke are practicing social distancing
I didn't realize you have a state record fish until I saw the records and saw your name
Welcome home snow bird lol
Welcome back John! Do you like northern more compared to FL?
Always like your videos!
Your videos are great keep it up man!
great to have you back!! , have you ever consider using epoxy jigs and so on for the porgies it seems to work for the jumbos
and i mean with actual jigging motions
Do you pinch down the barbs? Makes de-hooking Soo much easier and costs very, very few fish
When porgy fishing do you recommend going with spinning or conventional reel?
I prefer spin for porgy and blackfish jigging.
John welcome back and a quick question please. Do you have your trolling motor mounted on top of your rail in the front? I’ve been struggling to come up with ideas for dealing with the rail that runs around the bow of my small cabin boat. Never thought about mounting it on top of the rail. Thanks Giovanni
I don't have a rail. Is that what you mean? Mine's mounted right on the deck.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing sorry I realized that after I took a closer look. Appreciate the reply.
G M - the guy that did mine also did a Steiger with a pronounced rail. From what I remember, he cut a section of the rail and welded in two sloping down pieces so there was a gap where the TM could be deployed
@@jiggingjerksthanks for the info hope to see you and John Skinner back on the boat fishing for fluke again. Last year was terrific.
I heard Jon brought back the blue fish as well..
John,
I live on the Peconic Bay. Can you recommend where you purchased the chum and squid. I have an order in for the rod and reel you showed in the video. Unfortunately the chum pot listed is out of stock, hopefully I can find one locally. Looking forward to some good fishing this year. Thanks
WEGO in Southold
Hey John, long time follower... In regards to the porgy and blackfish techniques. Do you drop the jig right to the bottoms and let it sit for a given time or do you drop and then reel it up a few inches and let it hover close to the bottom. Dumb question I know but I'm knew to porgy/blackfish/ bottom fishing
In both cases it sits on the bottom.
I definitely like those porgie jigs I get some do you tie thendirectly to the line or you have a leader tied to that ?thanks John
25# leader
Hi John, where is the chum pot compared to where you drop your line. Do you try and stay within a couple of feet of the chum pot or do you drop the chum pot off the bow and fish off the stern? Thanks.
Nice channel. I just subscribed. Thanks for sharing. Be well.
John, those are nice Porgies. But I have never eatin them before. Are they really that good? What's the flavor and texture of their meat taste like? Also, dont know if you can or will answer this last question, but that large grip handle on your reel, do you have a link for that? I did not see it or maybe I somehow missed it. Thank you in advance.
Contact jigging world and tell them you want the handle Michael sent me for my Daiwa BG. Porgies are awesome eating. Something like fluke.
Lets see how many monster bass skinner catches this year?
Hey John Skinner that’s a bad ass boat what kind of boat are you using in this video?
1974 16' starcraft
Skinner how was trip here in Florida?
Welcome home John!! Where are you buying your squid?
I want to see the lures that your using
There's a link in the video description.
Welcome home John. That's a nice looking chum pot - did you make that?
I'm not capable of making anything that nice. WEGO B&T Southold,
Good morning John from Mount Vernon New York trying your skill to catch fluke in city island Bronx
City island is a dump
Any luck ?
Welcome back, Hey John what lures do you use for the stripe bass
Rhode Island!
Welcome back to the northeast!!!
How was your trip back up did you fly or drive back?
I'm just curious 🤔 because I hear different things about traveling to and from Florida.
Great video.
We drove, and the traffic was light.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing me and my wife had plans to go to Florida in June but from what she said is that governor had put a shutdown to New Yorkers and being put on quarantine once we got there.
So we just canceled our vacation and just decided to home.
Thank you for the information God bless you and your family.
“Chumpot” in Florida we call it a chumbox
Welcome back ,What kind of fish you can target with the squid bait on general ?
Porgies, seabass, and fluke mostly.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing thank you watching your videos is always pleasure .👍
You prefer the frozen squid over fresh?
Both are fine for porgies.