Inshore Tarpon Fishing | Alabama Gulf Coast
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"The fighting tarpon (Tarpon atlanticus), a silvery, saltwater game fish that can reach weights of 100 pounds, ranges off the coast Alabama and the Mobile estuary.
In 1955, Act no. 564 was approved and designated the tarpon to be the state fish of Alabama. Later it became the state saltwater fish because of the 1975 declaration of the largemouth bass as the state freshwater fish."
Source:
Act 55-564, Acts of Alabama, September 9, 1955
Alabama State Emblems, Alabama Department of Archives and History, nd.
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Fishing Gulf of Mexico, Beaches, Surf, Bays, Saltwater Canals, Rivers, Piers, Lagoons, Rigs, Jetties in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, and Fort Morgan, Alabama
Truly appreciate how you always try to get the fish back in the water quickly with no harm done. True sportsman. 💪👍
Exactly!! CPR , Catch Photo Release haha. Appreciate ya watching !
Thanks for your persistence on that catch. You are a true sportsman. You fish with integrity and fish by the rules. An example for all especially the younger ones that are tuning in. A few of the other local channels should follow your example. Thanks for all you do.
Appreciate the kind words!! Thanks for watching !!
Awesome Bro!!! Happy To See You Bow To The Silver King!
Always , I love catching the big 100+ ones, but the smaller ones are fun and challenging !
Absolute banger! Love your style of video, keep up the hard work!
Appreciate it!! Thanks for watching !
Awesome dude! I had no idea that was the Alabama state fish
Thanks!! Yeah, it’s pretty cool for sure!! Most people don’t !
Love the videos and thank you for your service
Appreciate it ! It was an honor. Thanks for watching
Love the content, keep up the grind! Support from Houston Tx
Thank you !!
Damn I didn’t realize how early I was! Thank you for the video, it made my morning!
Excellent catch right there, a job well done.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Nice catch
Great spot
That is an awesome catch man.
Great fishing video
That’s was cool video bro🤙
Your living my dream life.
Great video! I suspect you need bigger and sharper treble hooks for those tarpon next time.
Dedicated you are, and I'm jealous I still haven't got me a tarpon.
Could you do a video on casting bailless reel Luke some of the VS’s
Good job!
Great video
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Hell yeah
fishing the secret tarpon spot i see
Nice one!
So awesome
Them poons got concrete paved mouths.
Trokar hooks are about the only hooks that seem to hook them really consistently.
Do you know if the tarpon go above the causeway into the Tensaw
That’s dedication brother. Do ya have any snook up there?
Thank you haha. And no , it’s extremely rare, a friend caught one in Pensacola a few years back but that’s all I’ve seen. Our waters get too cold in the winter
@@BamaSaltwater I'm starting a channel myself. Would love to do videos with you. You can come to Pasco County Florida and I'll go up there. Would be cool. Dan BTW. Nice to meet ya. Have a great weekend
See, you don't need a Van Staal to catch a tarpon.
Ohhhhhhhhh
Exactly. Proved the point in the video! I just enjoy using them. Haha
Alabama dude, how deep do you think that water is?
Probably no deeper than 5ft
It’s a varying depth. Some spots are 1 foot and in the middle of the channel is 6 feet deep
@@BamaSaltwater thank you!!!!!..I been checking depths of different waters. Average ocean depth is 2.5 miles. Scary.
@@donaldmilhoan6379 meh you’ll get used to it, what you don’t get used to though is cranking a chicken rig up from that deep to change the lead for a heavier one or check your baits.
Eye opener! Where is this?
What’s the name of the rod and reel that you fishing with
The one I caught the fish on was a Penn Battle III 2500 on a Penn Battalion II Rod
Hey suggestion for you
Can you let us know where you are fishing at in your videos
Yeah, most if not all people who fish do not like to give their location to their honey holes. They spend countless hours on the water learning where the best spots are. If they share that with the world to many people will be fishing in the area and ruin their spots that took them so much effort to find. The best way to learn spots is to spend time on the water. Best of luck fishing, and hope you have many bent rods.
Do you ever take random people fishing???
😂😂😂
Ive missed a 56 inch
I been fishing Tarpon for 7 years in Alabama and caught my fair share of Tarpon but I’ve never caught a small one.
So why exactly did it almost make you quit? Still seems like click bait to me
Considering the fact that I didn’t land a fish for two days, I almost quit and didn’t go back…. Hence the title. But I was persistent and wanted one on the boat so I didn’t. Thanks for watching 🤙🏼
Slow down on intro
Haha I was an Infantryman in the Army. That’s how I talk 😂
Awesome content ❤