Chasing the YELLOW-EYED DEVIL Fish by a NUCLEAR Power Plant

We've heard lots of reports of large schools of bluefish being found up and down the east coast of Florida. Being former New Yorkers who loved to get tight on some big blues, we took the water today with the goal in mind to chase down these schools of yellow-eyed devils! Hope you enjoy!
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[@llegisll]

Now this is CONTENT! One of my favorite Livin Salty (non jetski) videos.

[@LivinSalty]

Thanks man I appreciate it!!

[@gemnicherry2670]

What was the species of rich breaking in that very beginning clip with the bird above them? Those definitely weren’t blue fish.

[@LivinSalty]

Tarpon!

[@charleshenshaw9099]

Actually Blue fish are really good if you eat them the same day that you catch them, literally when you get back in. The next day they are bad.

[@LivinSalty]

That is true, kinda similar to a kingfish in that way. Eat right away or smoke it