Fisherman Dean and crew reeling in a fluke

More reeling on Narragansett Bay. Lots of fluke to be caught. Follow along for more adventures of Fisherman Dean and crew as we try many areas of Narragansett Bay for fluke, sea bass, etc. Please Like and Subscribe to my channel to see more.

[@billdavis6900]

I’m jealous Dean. I’m still waiting on the price for the new engine in mine. Nice video.

[@deantravis6217]

Are you doing brand new Bill? Or remanufactured? Check 1800runsnew.com. I've gotten a few remanufactured from them in a long block configuration and used my old transmission. It worked out great over the years.

[@billdavis6900]

@@deantravis6217 I appreciate the suggestion. The guy I’ve got working on it said he wants to rebuild my transmission because it’s a v-drive which I have no problem with. He’s just taking a long time to get me a price.

[@buckkunk]

Nice fluke there- did you catch any keepers that day? 👍🏼

[@deantravis6217]

Lol. I'll see if I can send you a picture. You'll be impressed.

[@buckkunk]

@@deantravis6217l don’t have luck catching them- maybe it’s lack of experience! I need to learn more- where to look for them and what bait to use. 😄

[@deantravis6217]

@@buckkunk check your email.

[@deantravis6217]

@@buckkunk it isn't hard. It is a different technique. The rig I use is in my fluke rig video. It's a hi low rig. It works great with gulp baits. I find fish around changing bottom types like transition places going from rocky to sandy / muddy. Keep your drift under 1 knot but not slower than a half a knot. You need to be moving. Bounce the rig off the bottom in a jigging motion as to drift. Short jigs. Nothing to radical. Just small slow lifts so the sinker on the bottom of the rig bounces just off the bottom. If the fish are there they'll bite.

[@buckkunk]

@@deantravis6217 thanks so much! I’ll definitely give it a try this week- going out on 4th of July! 😄