Gray Tilefish Deep Drop Tackle Techniques - Florida Sport Fishing TV

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floridasportfis... - Florida Sport Fishing TV S03/Ep04: Deep dropping with electric reels is one thing, deep drop in over 400 feet manually requires a different set of tactics altogether, Join Florida Sport Fishing as the guys share a unique approach to catching one of the ocean's tastiest prizes, grey tilefish. New videos every Sunday 9PM.

[@aparty4less]

Hey Mike you say use a paper chart that reveals bottom.what carts ? Also are these charts found online ? Great shot under water at depth...

[@LJL98]

Do those bone fish have realities I can fish in the pacific ? LoL

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Saute some garlic, butter, shallots, and white wine until garlic and shallots are soft. Season fish fillets with salt and pepper and cook on med heat. Dont move fillets around a lot as they are very flaky, remove from heat after three or four minutes and BAM! Plate over rice and serve hot. Capt Mike

[@rickjames1851]

Florida Sport Fishing what is the best bait for golden tilefish?

[@LJL98]

Tile fish I mean sorry

[@bigpapamd1]

Why do you prefer a star drag reel over a lever drag reel ??

[@SeaDekVideosandProducts]

Another great episode guys!

[@FloridaSportFishing]

400-600 feet, look for muddy bottom/terrain.

[@bostonwhalr]

Great video and show. thx for sharing. does the 400-600 ft depth hold true boynton toward west palm as well? thx.

[@mikegenoun7066]

Tilefish are there year-round, however I have always found larger fish during the winter. I believe that is when the females spawn. Capt Mike

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Thanks Jason, over the last few weeks we filmed two awesome episodes on the skiff that really provide SeaDek a ton of exposure. They are coming up in mid/late August. Capt Mike

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Thank you for watching, we appreciate the support. Capt Mike

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Thank you, let me know what topics/info you'd like to see covered. Capt Mike

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Thank you for watching, we sincerely appreciate your support. Capt Mike

[@bogarddidier6729]

I don't think this is a tilefish but rather a female pearly razorfish.

[@bogarddidier6729]

I think I made a mistake but what is the latin name of this grey tilefish?

[@cameronseymour6115]

Awesome! How far offshore are you fishing?

[@joaquinfuentes8729]

Thank you for your tips on the videos:)

[@wtractor024]

this is a great video.. learned a ton.. I was getting bummed that I had to go out and spend a grand on an electric reel. good to know that they still bite on west winds too. I mainly go out with west winds, since it is normally calmer, and I have a 22 ft boat

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Hi Gregory and thanks for watching. You can certainly catch them manually. No need for electrics in anything less than 500 ft. thanks to braid. Capt Mike

[@seihaz]

awesome fishing video

[@normyooo]

Great video.What is the regulation of that fish.

[@TheGoreforce]

from florida, there is not one.

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Hi Normand and thank you for watching. regulations on grey tilefish are, grey (no pun intended). No limit in state waters, but 3 fish per person in Federal waters. - Capt Mike

[@silkmothspinnery]

What kind of bait?

[@FloridaSportFishing]

squid. its the only bait you need when targeting gray tiles. - Capt Mike