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Topwater Kayak Fishing On FIRE In The Cold! Epic Plug Bite!
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2023
- A cold front ignited an awesome kayak fishing bite. Supports my new book, Fishing the Edge - Techniques and Tales from Surf, Boat, and Kayak: amzn.to/3TQtFvq.
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I really enjoyed this video. Thanks
Thanks for the tip about the rod, John. By the way, I have all your books, which are very insightful. The last video about the sheepshead was amazing. Thanks for providing these.
Thanks for your support!
I like the way you work that lure backhanded, not easy.
I am SO jealous. Not heading down till after the holidays. And then will be spending time w hurricane repairs at house. Hope to get some fishing in. Good luck this winter season there.
Sorry you still have to deal with hurricane damage. Been there done that.
That must be a charge to see those Snook blow up on your lure! Tremendous amount of fish landed. Thanks for another entertaining video.
The topwater hits of the big ones are heart-stopping.
Awesome catch 🤙
Reminds me like large mouth bass fishing throughing against the shore with top water
Skinner that was some awesome perseverance to get that big snook.
Thanks. Big stripers can be the same way.
Wish I was down there doing that
Love me some Top Water!
How cold was it, 75F? 😂 Come back to NY to experience some real cold weather 😉
Quality morning …. John
It’s would b cool to see a video where u swap ur northern style of fishing with your southern, I know it would b tough but a Florida surf fishing video with a big rod and plugs looking for trophies would b epic and than in the spring wen ur back up north hit the small back waters around the island and pop the sod banks for some bass and blues
As someone who catches a lot of both, what fights harder, Bass or Snook?
What’s your process to locating the right creek that holds snook when it’s cold? There’s so many it’s overwhelming to find the right one
Depth. The shallow waters cool fast on those cold fronts and the snook must head for creeks and channels with deeper water.
Hey John - I need a recommendation for a rod/reel for top water lures from a kayak. I fish mostly in the Florida panhandle area. Usually use a 7'6" but that's a little too long to properly work a top water while sitting in a kayak. Thinking maybe a 6', but hoping you can give me a specific suggestion. Thanks in advance. Stan L. Panama City, FL
I know exactly how you feel about the 7'6'' in the kayak. I don't like it, although some do. The red rod I'm using is a 7', and I think it's perfect for the inshore fishing I do in SW Florida bit.ly/45GoMej. Another good one is this Tsunami Carbon Shield II. bit.ly/3RBDZIO. BTW, I have 6-footers but don't care for them for this fishing.
Ready for some sheepshead action
Agreed. Waiting for tides and conditions.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing I’d be interested in seeing a quick analysis on what you look for prior to fishing; at what wind speed will you choose not to fish.
Hi John, I am going on the Viking five star in about a week for a wreck trip and I have your jig and bounce heavy rod, do you think that rod will be able to handle the heavy sinkers and that trip in general? I assume it will as I’ve seen you use it for stripers with heavy sinkers and those huge fish.
Absolutely, and I'm sure of that from the fishing you've seen us do in Plum Gut with the bass.
Thank you!!!
I wonder what Mr skinners views on the amendment II. Will he attend the meeting in his state?
Didn’t know snook were in Long Island Sound
SW Florida
Were you using any attractants?
No.
Hey John, is chrome your go to ? Or only on cloudy days
That plug just works, but I bet gold would do at least as well.
Any run in with alligator 🐊 ?
One grabbed a hooked jack when I was kayak fishing in the river.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing oh wow well be careful out there with them kayak you better off on a skiff capt ,love you're book videos ,tide lines 🤙🤙
Awesome video! Hey question do you think the kayak you have is to big??
I live in nassau county so im thinking of getting a kayak to fish around bridges but not sure what size would be best any suggestions would help…
I heard the 120 is more stable than the 132 so im not sure which way to go
I chose the 120 because the stripped hull weight is 85 pounds, and I can manage that. It's the same weight as my Hobie Outback hull. You have to think about transport.
Thanks for responding back!
Dicks sporting good had a crazy sale the other day I got the old town 132 pdl for 1750 out the door. I wanted the 12ft but I had to jump on this deal…
Im thinking of maybe trying to sell this brand new kayak and then purchasing the 120 pdl
Or do you think I should keep the 132 so in the future I could put a front trolling motor?
Idk what to do! Haha
For some reason it looks better from a yak
It's from sitting on the water and being closer to the action.
John you gotta try a Vudu shrimp
Oh please, you're not cold there in SW Florida.lol. just busting your cojenes. But you know what I'm saying.
Lol, no shade to John meant. Cold there vs cold NJ are two different things, and I'm sure he knows it. 47 in the morning then 73 by noon. Lol
It's just great to catch fish to eat them, but there seems to be something regretful to tear a hook out of the mouth of a fish just to let it go. I have yet to see a video of a fisherman letting fish go, and then say he caught the same one again. Does this mean the fish are actually debilitated and on a path to an untimely demise because of the hook injury? Are there any studies in this regard?
@thegoods2240 Nevertheless, a study would be valuable, because there are various places a fish can be hooked. For all we know, the one you caught secondly might have been just caught in the lip.
Fish forget the incident after 10 minutes. Had a huge one, lost it, the only thing on the fish finder was the same huge fish. Brought it in the boat 15 minutes later. Striped bass in the Delaware Bay.
Catch and release mortality has been studied in depth and is factored into fishing regulations. My son caught the same largemouth in the same fishing spot 3x is one first-hand example I have of fish surviving fine.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing I don't believe it was in depth. If it were, the fishing regulations would include HOW to proceed after a catch based upon WHERE the hook was attached and ripped from. I have never seen anyone's video with the slightest concern about where a hooked caught a fish nor any regulation associated with it.
It's a general principle that predators target weaker prey. It is counter-intuitive to have any regulations that insist on throwing back fish that are undersized, just to make them become the new target of a predator because they are now weakened by the injury of the catch.
@rubecork7102
Ive legit caught the same carp 3x in the last 2 years and i know 2 other people whom caught him this year as well and ive seen photos of this particular fish dating back to 2014. Its in a large lale too
Fish are stupid and ravenous.
Think of a dog, then think of an even stupider and hungrier dog...that's a fish.