2 Hours 2 Fluke over 6lbs on CRANKBAITS - Flounder Fishing 2024!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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A quick limit of THICK flounder on the crankbait :)
Bait - Evergreen X-Over
Combo used -
Daiwa Steez AGS 76MLM
Shimano Vanquish 3000MHG
Gulp Jerk Shad 6" - amzn.to/3Kv15wc
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Gulp 4" Grub - amzn.to/418hU6g
Jig Head - Gamakatsu Round 1/4oz 3/0 - amzn.to/3Kzg2wX
Braid - YGK Upgrade x8 22lb (#1) - amzn.to/4ayNTlc
Leader - Sunline Sniper 12lb - ebay.us/Equ3nr
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Hook Remover - www.unhookum.c...
Major Craft Landing Net - amzn.to/3UlmXyL
Budget Combo -
Rod - Tatula XT 73M - tackletrap.com...
Reel - Shimano Ultegra 2500 - ebay.us/ZerwgN
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Mid Tier Combo -
Rod - Shimano Zodias 76M - ebay.us/JBZb4o
Reel - Shimano Vanford 3000 - amzn.to/3WiiT56
High End Combos -
Rod - Daiwa Steez AGS 76MML - tackletrap.com...
Reel - Shimano Stella 3000MHG (JDM Model, no US warranty) - amzn.to/3w7HfUC
Longer 2 piece rod - Daiwa Labrax AGS, 90ML - ebay.us/p6LKV9
86ML - ebay.us/qUTNss
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This video makes me so angry... that I'm sitting here working on spreadsheets instead of fluke fishing... lol
LOL you will be soon enough!!
Ditto except I have no idea what I'm doing wrong, I haven't gotten a fluke yet. SMH 😢😢😢
@@oyabun8538 20% off right now :) cookingandfishing.com/products/fluke-jigging-from-shore-complete-virtual-lesson-2
You mean pretending to work on spread sheets
@@brianmcgowan6080 😆
just caught my PB Fluke off the surf with your blades on the gulp. woot woot!
..congratulations which size and type did you use ?
I started using the jerk bait and today I landed my personal best off the beach, 4lbs 10 ounces, 24” Thanks for the tips.
hell yeah!! The jerk bait is definitely a big fish bait!
I think you could catch a fluid or wind up line around your wrist running backwards chick lol you are the man fantastic it’s a pleasure to watch you
What crank bait are you using?
Everything is listed in the video description!
Truth be told I would bet my bottom dollar get a few bought the cheapest rod and reel that you could buy you would still catch the same amount of fish. Your technique is excellent. You understand where strike zone is and even with a cheap reel, you would find it so I really don’t think you need very very expensive rod to catch fish. Once you understand what you have taught everybody you are an excellent fisherman.
The baits catch the fisherman first!
You're kind of hung up on the price points , but there's a floor and a ceiling when it comes to gear. It's probably true I won't miss many fish with either of the budget rod options I've reviewed on this channel (Tatula XT and Ceana), paired to something like an Ultegra - but lower tier than that and you start losing feel and sensitivity around the edges - strong wind/current and just losing fish period after hooking up due to sticky drags and shitty tapers on rods. But fishing isn't just about catching fish, it's about enjoying the process, and I get more enjoyment out of nice gear than crappy gear (surprise!)
@@CookingandFishing don’t forget not everybody’s got a lot of money maybe you do. I’m retired living on a very small salary so I have to look for the best bargains and make them work. I hope this explains to you what you wanna know.
@@CookingandFishing so I think it must be glorious for you to find out that not only rich people watch you poor people do as well. Keep up the good work. You are the best fisherman I’ve ever seen on land without a doubt.
@@georgeniebergall7074 It's all perspective isn't it - I can't afford (and don't care about) high end cars, ditto house/apt, ditto clothes - but I do care about fishing and the accompanying gear, so I prioritize my budget towards that lifelong hobby. Again, a 200 dollar combo in 2024 - if you buy the RIGHT combo - is amazing. It's like a $500 combo from a decade ago. But let's not pretend the $1200 combo isn't any better, bc it is. It's nice having choices, and I try to include different price points on my gear recommendations to fit different budgets.
You should come out with us and try our version of crankbaits for Fluke :)
lol - so funny when a bigger one starts to run and you were like "oh, ok..." I do something similar "ohhhh, ohhh". ha ha. Such fun. Wish our beaches had more action and the water temp and clarity was not so volatile.
Yeah once they turn that frisbee body against the current you get a true sense of weight/size lol
Great catch! You're going to need a net guy to fish with soon.
Now those are some big boys. Nice catch
Short and plump the way we like
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You're reaction is truly something "What the f***"... You had to reel 6 revolutions to retrieve the slack holy hell... @6:50
Lol yes...I completely lost contact with the bait, that fish must've came up hit it and just kept going!
I'm getting at least one bite-off from blues EVERY time i go out, are you seeing any choppers out there?
fewer and fewer, but earlier in the year it was bananas with the big blues in our area
very very nice!
Great catches. I've been using 1oz egg sinkers and 3ft leader of 12lb test with a floating jig for really long casts
Not my kind of fishing but if it's working keep at it!
How successful have you been ? If it's ok to ask ?
@fishingbear69 keeping the bait slightly off the floor brings a lot of bites that you usually miss because you can work a spot much slower
sick camera angle
😆thanks!
Best way to weed out those small tail stealing fluke..is a jerk bait
Nice work
Great video as always! I am curious as to your thoughts about Bogas...I used to have one and weighed a few stripers and ended up losing it. I read many articles about the higher fish mortality rate and wonder what your experiences have been...fish swim off slower? Personally I think it's for fish you intend to kill and eat. I would really like to see people stop using them
Probably shouldn't hang a cow bass on bogas but a quick reading on a fluke is fine
What knot are you tying on the lures
I'm tying to a BKK fast clip, or a Decoy snap.
When reeling in don’t you keep hitting the bottom with the crankbait
Yeah that's the point of a crankbait, but you have to manage speed and float rate to keep it above their heads while not letting it drift too far out of their strike zone. It's a very "feel" type of fishing
Great video. How do you avoid snagging when you're constantly running at the bottom?
@@AOMilvado The bill on a crankbait deflects off cover and protects the hooks from snagging - surprisingly weedless. Ofc I'm fishing a sandy beach so it's hard to snag even if I tried lol
Be interesting to see how you fish rough water out front
It's only interesting if I catch fish and so far the out front bite has been hit/miss
I get it but I'd be interested to see how and what you fish in heavier surf. Most of your videos I've watched it's always calm backwater or a dock. I'm wondering what your approach and technique is in heavier surf
I use crank baits here in Nc for flounder and it’s my go too
I wouldn't say it's my go-to, it's a highly situational bait that I'm still learning the ins and outs of at least when it comes to fluke fishing
It’s my go to here because I fish for them where it has a lot of rocks and structure. so it works perfect. Never snags and gets bit . If you try using a jighead you’ll lose a lot of gear
Too bad flounder season is cancelled this year in NC.
Not for me lol
Are you a south paw? I’ve noticed most locals use their left hand for reeling whilst elsewhere in the world it’s mostly the other way around …
I am not, and count me mystified as to why people would use right hand to reel conventional/baitcasters then switch to lefty for spinning - defies logic imo!!
Once again free lessons from mr. Rogers. So you would recommend the vanquish 3000 for big flounders and redfish in the saltwaterl
@@abrahamjoseph6707 I'd say fish that average 3-6lbs, occasional fish pushing 10lbs that size reel would handle it fine. But remember, Vanquish is a pure JDM model so you won't get US support/warranty. Perhaps the new Twin Power is more fitting esp if you're talking redfish!
It's weird to me how right handed anglers hold the pole and fight big fish with their left hand and reel with their right. To me right handed people cast with their right and hold the pole with their right and reel with their left is intuitive. But there is no right or wrong just what works for you.
IMHO … The arm holding the rod is typically straight and you’re using your back to gain yards by leaning back and then reeling in fast as you lean forward … so any strength needed is in the reeling in action hence requiring your stronger arm … individual preferences and what you’ve been taught as a youngster
Hell yeah 🔥🔥💪💪👊👍
Why not show the crankbait?
I did, and it's listed in the video description...
Can you make a list of your most successful crank-baits here thanks.
Right now the list is 1) Evergreen X Over. lol
@@CookingandFishing i used your single jig , so far i caught two blue fish and three small flukes. i will try buy the crank-bait and give a shot. thanks
@@jackxia8898 The single jig takes practice and your technique has to be on point - I have resources for that. Crankbaits are very situational - it's a fun experiment for me but 90% of the time if I want keepers I am throwing the 1/4oz jig + 6" jerk shad.
got it thanks