How To Catch Mangrove Snapper On Demand (LIVE Fishing Trip)
- By: Joseph Simonds
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It’s mangrove snapper time!
Want to see the easiest and fastest way to catch a bunch of mangrove snapper and other inshore fish (that the entire family can enjoy – WITHOUT having to go offshore)?
We’ve been getting a lot of requests to show how to get nonstop tight line action, so that was our goal for this live fishing trip.
We went to a bridge close to Luke’s house and caught dozens of fish, including mangrove snapper, sea bass, jacks, ladyfish, and more.
If you want to catch dinner, are bringing kids out with you, or just want a ton of tight lines, this video is for you.
And not only did we catch a lot of fish, but Luke did a lot of teaching, too!
You’ll learn:
- the 3 things you need to catch a high volume of fish
- what most people do that causes them to lose lots of shrimp (and come up empty-handed)
- how to position your boat and where to cast your bait to catch more fish
- when this type of fishing is NOT a good idea
- bridge fishing mistakes
- and much more
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Conclusion
To catch high numbers of fish, here are three things you need:
- Structure
- Current
- Depth
If you have those three things and toss some shrimp down there, you’re most likely going to get a lot of action.
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Thanks for the nice video. Do you bleed all your keepers?
I think that is a 3/8 weight
Another nice video of you guys fishing and sharing tips! Enjoy them and learn something with each one, thanks. Keep up the great, fun work!
I haven’t heard any discussion about stainless vs carbon steel hooks. If you use stainless hooks and a fish breaks your line it will wear that hook for the rest of it’s life but a carbon steel hook will rust away in a short time.
A good point for those who care. I stopped using stainless steel hooks to catch and release. When I’m grocery shopping offshore that’s the time I’ll use my leftover non-rusting hooks.
Excellent tip! Thank you for sharing this.
Guys, loved the video once again! My biggest take away was the tip on how to avoid getting spooled. Something I knew long ago, but had basically forgotten. Haven’t had this issue arise for years (perhaps unfortunately, as I don’t get out on the water as often any more), but it was a good reminder. Now it will, hopefully, be top-of-mind next time if and when it happens. Please keep the great videos coming. I love the great variety of topics on these live video podcasts!
great video! There is so much knowledge in your videos. Luke the fish whisperer, amazing.
Awesome video – great to see both of you fishing together
Thanks Pablo!
Luke: Why don’t you put your bait bucket on the casting platform so you don’t have to go back and forth to get bait every time.
My skiff is very tippy, so it very likely would fall off if I put it up on the casting platform.
Joe, National Hunting and Fishing Day is the fourth Saturday in September. This year it’s Sept. 26. It was established by Congress in 1971 and celebrated by many outdoor clubs across the nation. The Erie County Federation Of Sportsmen’s Clubs in New York claim they were the first organization to have celebrated this day and through their activism got the day designated by Congress. It’s a day to celebrate our outdoor traditions but most importantly it is a day celebrated to get our youth interested in the outdoor sport and to carry on our traditions.
By the way great podcast of snapper fishing!
Good stuff, brother Tom. Yes, I recall seeing the National Hunting & Fishing Day and couldn’t figure out why fishermen didn’t have our own day. From my experience, almost 100% of hunters also fish, but not all fishermen hunt so it seemed odd to tie those two days together instead of giving hunting, fishing, and outdoors their own day (which are all well deserved). We’ll keep up the right to get Oct 23rd in the history books as National Angler’s Day. Haha.
Thanks again for all of your support!
You two are great entertainment!! Great tips on fishing around bridges and structure, from how to rig up, to leader and hooks to be used, to how to get unhung from structures and bridges to how to hook your bait on weedless. Great info if you are about to take the kids or grandkids fishing.
Thanks so much for making time to leave the nice comment Werner!