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How to catch MUTTON SNAPPER
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- čas přidán 28. 11. 2018
- In this "Tips & Trick Thursday" episode, I go over how to catch Mutton Snapper. These are some of the hardest fighting, reclusive, finicky and best tasting snapper around. I go over the rig, bait, tackle, habitat and much more that you'll need when fishing for snapper.
Enjoy. Until next time... Tight lines & good vibes.
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Reel - Accurate Fury FX-600N
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Rod - 7 foot Star Rod Hand Crafted
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line - 20lb Ande clear mono
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You are the BEST!! Teacher. I miss your VIDEO!!!!
You are awesome, the best secret for fishing knowledge!
you, my friend, earned a subscription. great job
Such a PRO. Beginning to the end the description, the explanation the results and the guidance is something unbelievable. Every time I'm watching your videos I'm getting better and better angler. This is crazy. I totally recommend the chanel to everyone that have a soft spot for fishing and to the pros that always willing to learn something extra. We can learn a lot from this chanel. Your job sir is extraordinary 👌
Thanks a bazillion for watching and leaving the most humbling comment and compliments. I truly appreciate it and all your support for the channel. It's truly awesome to hear you're getting some knowledge out of the information and being able to put it to use, and on top of that spreading the word. I can't thank you enough for making the channel happen. Sincerely. Thanks again. Tight lines & take care ;)
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I happened upon your channel searching for a trip I have coming up in May 2021...Thanks!! Far and beyond the best channel for learning how to fish South Florida!! Keep up the great work!!
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some great feedback. I truly appreciate the compliment and support for the channel. Glad to hear you found it useful. Good luck on your trip in May. Tight lines & take care ;)
Hey Heath your going to get big views on your video's as long as your tagging them for folks that search, You sure know what your doing and spreading your knowledge into our community is a good thing. Good stuff brother and much respect from PSL !
Hi Robert, Thanks for the optimism, I really appreciate it. I'm trying hard with the appropriate tags and having them ranked. Hopefully, I'm reaching out. The channel is growing faster than I expected, so I am very pleased. Honestly, like you said, I'm just sharing knowledge, be true to who I am, showing what I do and how I involve my family. Thanks a million for watching. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
Amazing Video Man! Love How You Start Off The Video By Slapping A Beautiful Keeper Mutton On The Deck Of The Boat Right Before The Helpful Tips And Tricks Segment! Love The Channel Brother , I Recently Started My Fishing Channel And These Are The Types Of Videos That Motivates Me To Keep Grinding And Pushing! You Got My Subscribe Brother!
Thanks a million for stopping by, watching & supporting, I truly appreciate it. Try to practice what I preach when it comes to my content, and show that I'm not full of hot air. Some magical value behind honest hard work and being true to yourself. This is a long adventurous journey, with a winding road full of dead ends and unexpected turns and twists... I'm always learn through my triumphs, but more so through my failures. Gonna check your channel & content out. Wishing you a happy & healthy new year. Take care. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
I just subscribed, thanks for sharing appreciate your info 👍👍👍
Thanks a million for watching and supporting the channel. I truly appreciate the support. Tight lines & take care :)
You're welcome 👍👍👍
Learn something new everyday S.water .my bothr taking me down to the coast and definitely going into the sea with littl more knowledge . Like your rig btw. See you again!
Thanks for watching. I really appreciate the support. That's great news to hear you are going to get some offshore fishing in. Using a rig like this will most definitely help. Fish are always around structure, find good bottom and you'll find fish. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
Awesome tutorial man! I have heard they are phenomenal to eat. Tight lines this weekend!!
Hi Nathan, Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. You heard right, they are great eating, some of my favorite. Great fun to catch as well, it's always nice to see a decent size stud fish come up. Thanks for the well wishes, same to you on your next outing with Ezra. Stay warm. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
When in Florida my brother who lives there rigs me up same exact way and those muttons are one of my favorite fish to eat but got a nasty cut on my finger from it's very sharp gill plate lol. Great and awesome tutorial brother and nice mutton at the start.
Desmond, thanks for watching. We've been doing great with catching them, so I figured I'd share some knowledge. My daughter reeled that one in at the beginning, she was proud of and was already making dinner plans as I pulled it on deck. I really appreciate you stopping by to check it out. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
Been waiting on this. Thanks
Thanks for taking time to stop by and watch. I really hope this helps you out. Sometimes, words don't really cut it, and a visual guide is the way to go. Good luck with getting out there and catching them. Find structure on the bottom and they should be around. They are hungry right now. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
Do you keep letting line out when you are anchored or only drifting? And also you have 20lb leader what is you’re reel line size ?
Thanks for watching and asking a couple of great questions. I always let line out consistently, even when anchored, because you are still letting out into the current. You don't want your bait to stop and drag through the water. It looks unnatural. My line is 20 lb mono with a 20 lb fluoro leader. I use a couple of different reels. I have a small Penn 12H International, an Accurate Fury 600N, or I use a couple of different Penn Spinfisher V spinning reels, the sizes of those are 5500 and 8500. I recent uploaded a short seminar that goes into more detail and is more thorough on basics and tactics for targeting Mutton Snapper. If you care to watch it, here's the link: czcams.com/video/rG5HsLJzPnA/video.html
Hope this info helps.
Tight lines & take care :)
South Florida Saltwater Fishing great reply thank you... what area do you at ? I have a honey hole out of Hillsboro inlet in pompano beach.. 2nd reef 49 depth... yellow tail flags.. and big grovers.. never fished deeper..
@@tommydunn4811 I fish out of Boca... I fished out of Hillsboro for 20 years when I lived in Pompano... still got some great spots there too. You should try fishing some of the wrecks in the rodeo site... they're a little deeper around 100' - 200' but well worth it if you're feeling adventurous. Tight lines & take care :)
South Florida Saltwater Fishing oh ok.. rodeo site ? How do I search that ? I will give deeper water a try 👍🏼
@@tommydunn4811 rodeo site are straight out of hillsboro just to the south you'll travel maybe 2 miles at most... To get there... They are publicly listed spots on GPS. Let me know if you need exact coordinates... I can guide you to the wrecks I like. Tight lines & take care :)
Hi Heath, That was good info about catching Mutton Snappers. Could you please send the Mutton up to NJ so that I can catch them. I just read the Thursday fishing reports for my area and the Striped Bass are still north of me. By the time they come down, it will be freezing outside. I don't like to fish in the cold. You're so lucky to live in Florida. Tell Bella to work on those arm muscles for this weekend's fishing trip. Thanks, Mickey
Hi Mickey,
Thanks a boat load for watching. That's a bummer that the cold weather is going to coincide with the migration south. Yes, I feel blessed to live here in Florida, I would not do well in the winters of any northern state. Honestly, a bad winter season, I feel can be just as awful as a hurricane. Bella is hilarious, she is a beast when it comes to yanking in the fish, and then she can turn on being a completely girly girl after. Until next time, tight lines & good vibes.
PS. I'll try to tell them muttons and some warm weather to head your way.
Hi Heath, Always fun to watch your videos. Thanks, Mickey
Thanks Mickey,
I appreciate your support & friendship.
Hi Heath, It's nice to see you spend time with your girls. You're a good dad.
Great video! Are you at anchor when you are targeting muttons?
No, I drift for them.
Seagaur blue label is the stiffest leader I’ve ever used lol
I completely agree which is why I use reb label... Formulated for fresh water fish, yet works spectacular for saltwater applications such as targeting mutton snapper. Thanks for watching and commenting. Tight lines & take care :)
Do you anchor for mutton. Or can you drift?
I do both... bigger ones are on the deeper wrecks and reefs and I usually get them drifting. Good Luck.
isnt 20 pound too light of leader?
Not at all. 20 lb flourocarbon is what I use, I get em all day long. Sometime I get cut off by a kingfish, but that's all part of. less hardware and lighter line increases hook up ratio. Good luck & tight lines.
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing If you fish around rocks and coral would you step up the leader weight to avoid frequent cut off? How heavy would you go?
@@SirLingPing Thanks for watching and asking a great question. Personally, I would not move to a heavier leader. Mutton snapper have great eyesight and are super sketchy about feeding. Sometimes you get cut off by structure or other fish with teeth, but that's all part of fishing. If you go with a heavier leader, I would stick with flourocarbon 40 pound test. Again, this may decrease your hook-up ratio, but it will help with cut-offs, however it will not totally prevent them. Stay safe & healthy.... Take care & tight lines :)
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing Thanks a lot. I am fairly new to this and the local fishermen here in Jamaica tend to use very heavy handlines (80 lb test) and short leaders (12-18 inches). They do catch their fair share of mutton snappers but the action is usually slow with some days no bites at all. Will definitely try the lighter and long leaders.
@@SirLingPing we learn through emulating others, but we grow and achieve through our failures. Enjoy the journey of learning to fish. Just remember it's called fishing, not catching, for a reason. Take care & stay healthy. Tight lines :)
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Thanks a million... Looks like you are binge watching. I really appreciate it. Hope you are enjoying it all :) take care & tight lines.