Striped Bass on the solo troll using umbrellas and mojo rigs. Plus a simple recipe that is amazing!!
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Solo run for stripers awesome day trolling up a few big fish. First catch, clean and cook on the channel, definitely used some multitasking skills today!! #outdoorlife #boat #pennreels #catchandrelease #catchandcook #suzukimarine #subscribe #njfishing #fishandfleamarketkeyportnj
Love the catch clean cook! Well done!
I cook it in aluminum foil hot bags on the grill, add cherry tomatoes and peppers before cooking
Successful day farm to table nice
Love it think we need more chef Mac vids
Pretty work man. Love the video
Great work very informative! Very interesting technique using the mojo on the umbrella to get it down rather than a trolling weight, may try this out next time. "31 inches" lol keep up the good work!
Good luck just subscribed to your channel good lucky
Stripper doesn’t last long in the freezer without getting mushy, bluefish and albacore last a long time.
True. I vac seal them now so they do keep for a while. I give some away too . Hey keeps us going back out for more 👍
Hey , thanks for the great video. If you're trolling at about 3mph do you let line out until you hit bottom, or do you have some kind of formula you use to know how much line to let out to get down to the depth you want? What's your experience trolling at different depths?
It all depends on how deep the fish are . So depth and where I’m marking them dictates how much line I’ll let out. I don’t hit bottom always avoid that so you don’t lose the rig. Usually I’m in 25-30 feet so I let out about 50-75 feet at no more than 3mph troll speed. I run the channel edges too so that keeps me right where the fish hold up. Been successful last few trips doing that
Great video, just a heads up sometimes sticking your hands in their Gill plate can cause the fish harm keep the videos coming tight lines
Appreciate the advice!!! thanks for checking out the channel.
Awesome videos! Do you make your own umbrella rigs?
No. My wife got me those for Christmas last year. I’m good with the boat rebuilds I haven’t tried to make rigs but my try it one day. I’m working on a shop to be built on my property next year. Then I can work out of there going fwd. more how to vids and some other stuff I’m looking to film.
I am new to trolling. Can anyone provide links to the umbrella and mojo rigs?
Great video. Where did you get those rod holders ? Thx JJ
Buddy of mine gave to me when he sold his boat. I actually found them a bunch of years ago in a box I had stored. They do come in handy for that type of fishing. Should be able to get on most fishing tackle sites . Those are made by Reliable. Thx u for checking out the video 👍
Thank you sir.
Do you scrape the lateral line off before you eat it or when you clean it?
When filleting it I trim out the pin bones then clean as much of the left over blood line off. Then I cut in to small steak size portions top side to bottom. Much easier to cook them that way.
Are you using wire or lead core line or just braid
80# fluro that came with those set ups.
Was the 28 incher a striped bass ?
Yes sir.
What kind of line is that on the poles?
Those have 60 # braid. Came with the set ups. I got them at a local place called The Fishing Flea Market in Keyport NJ. Great guys there. They worked great all day.
Hey how much line were you letting on the mojo ??
About 75-100 feet it really depended on how deep the water was and we’re I was marking fish. So I adjusted as that changed. I was trolling the edge of a shipping Chanel where the depth changed from 18-20ft to 35-60ft with the high tide.
Appreciate it. Never trolled a mojo set up before definitely going to this year , I saw your depth and that’s right around my depth where I’ll be running the mojo at high tide
I’m up in mass ,buzzards bay 30 min from cape cod canal , I was hearing that a lot of guys are jigging the 20oz mojo rather then trolling , basically a jig jig jig retrieve , then drop . Repeat
Do you have your camera on a gimble?
No I use a tripod that folds in to a boom stick. It just so happens to fit perfect in a rod holder as well