Exploring Florida Saltwater Shorelines on the Gheenoe! (NLBN Fishing)
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- čas přidán 28. 02. 2024
- 2 days fishing for whatever bites with NLBN lures! Hope you enjoy! Check out NLBN lures here: nlbn.com/
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That sounds like a great time! Exploring Florida's saltwater shorelines on a Gheenoe must be an amazing way to experience the local environment. Hope you had some great fishing moments!
It’s cool to see you showing the hard parts of inshore fishing. I keep seeing people after like it’s just dipping your bait in water and yanking out monsters every cast
Another banger bro 🤙🏽
Thanks for the comment man and glad you enjoyed the grind!
Could not have said it better myself
Dude I was thinking the same.. I hate when it’s just cutting scenes to hook sets and landing
Not going to lie when I moved to Florida I thought it was going to be much easier than it actually is lol I’m a very experienced fisherman and have been so surprised how tough it can be chasing snook,reds and tarpon. Beautiful fishery though!
Absolutely, showing the hard parts of inshore fishing is important! It’s definitely more than just casting and catching big fish every time. The challenges and effort involved are what make the successes so rewarding. Thanks for appreciating the real side of it!
You keep it real, I appreciate that.
Love the content man, keep it up!
love watching ur videos ur my inspiration! wish you uploaded more!
Thanks for the video. Always like watching your videos. I’m into small or paddle tails especially this time of year. I wish those NLBN 3 in paddle tails had a round nose so it could be rigged with a weighted screw lock hook and then can be rigged weedless. No jig head required. Maybe you could pass that along to them.
Love your channel, I am local 🤐, I was just out the other day same thing happening for me, think that full moon has something to do with it, but the waters slowly warming up, the inshore snook action will be back soon.. also that was nice to see the triple tails showing back up too🙌🏽 keep dropping bangers bro
Man your videos really inspire me. I am going to Fort Lauderdale this spring break and your videos really give me confidence to catch some fish .
BBC Justin back at it again
I just got finished watching one of your older videos of Snook spitting the Vudu Shrimp 🦐 (I am late to the party by 2 years), and it was a lure review vid. At the end you asked if there are any lures we would like you to use next time, and you might have already just haven't checked all the vids ... I am very curious about the JACKALL DRIFT CRAB and would love to see what you can do with it.
Great channel man .....
Thank you
Here ya go
I think its got a LOT to do with the full moon!😎
Haha gotta be!
@@justin_menendez Hey man I have seen it mess up fishing offshore inshore ponds lakes etc… for 3-4 days. Fish are weird about full moons🤔
HeyJustin i am new to the sport but i kind of grew up fishing with my older brother, but its my first time doing it myself and i stumbled across your videos and fell in love with them and how you sight fish its really awesome!! And ive learned alot from just a couple of your vids I see you’re from florida i also am in florida too i stay in miami and i just want to ask if you have any good spots for where to go fishing in Florida for snooks, red fish and other species i mainly see you go on your geenoe but i dont have the luxury of having one 😂😂 so i was wondering where can i do some offshore fishing. If you habe any tips for me that i would greatly appreciate it brother.😎
Gotta luv those Gheenoes! Since I fish alone 99% of the time, it's certainly a big enough boat for me! Was that a train I heard when you were after those tripletail? Where do trains run anymore? That didn't look like typical stone crab trap buoys in typical stone crab area. Were those blue crab trap buoys?
Train was probably the bright line. Don’t think stone crabs are in the indian river most likely a blue crab trap
Natural Ice is my all time favorite NLBN color
Big Tiller Skiff
Hows the water looking over there o. The east coast? This lake okeechobee discharge i hope isnt going to kill everything off again. Our fishery is sarasota county still usnt back to normal. Caught a 20" snook the other day. And its belly wasnt sunken in. Sad
what is your favorite lure for a inshore slam
Do you fish the Anna Maria area? I go down every year for a fishing trip and was curious to know if you fish the island at all? I think ive bought every NLBN out there now and cant wait to try em!
Love the video it is such a great after work show
Hey man loved the video. What line is the white one
Spiderwire Ultracast 20 lb or 30 lb on the bigger setup.
Just curious why you don’t use a landing net? Bought a cheap one at Walmart the other day for $2.50 I figured why not lol
Try fishing the the mulletRon
I will enjoy watching your show would like to see you get more content about where you are fishing
What’s your recommendation on dealing with boat wake in a small gheenoe/skiff? I just got a 12ft glasser and these big boats out on the water don’t treat me nice 😢😂
Dead on.
Could give it some throttle to raise the bow up a bit higher to avoid stuffing it.
Come down to jax and fish for creek reds and creek snook🙏🙏
Which creeks have been good?
Where were you for such Clare water. Sebastian, always seem to be murky. That’s the Sebastian River that is.
Fort pierce area most likely
You gotta keep that fly rod with you
What is the most versatile NLBN 3 in paddle tail color
@HcRtRap both of those colors are great!
What brand of braid do u have on the slammer?
Spiderwire Ultracast
@@justin_menendez in what color?
How do I get my pen slammer 4 to not be loud mine is so loud
Its likely the roller bearing making a noise. Just order a replacement and keep it greased. Make sure to spray with freshwater after every use. Sounds like mines due for a tune up too, my reels get soaked with salt every trip.
@@justin_menendez Ty
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