Capt. Blair heads to South Louisiana to fish the oil rigs for yellowfin tuna and blackfin tuna with Capt. Mike Ellis.
Addictive Fishing: Relentless Fog – YELLOWFIN TUNA on D.O.A. lures
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Addictive Fishing: Battle On The Beach – BIG TARPON and JACKS
Capt. Blair Wiggins fishes for tarpon off of the beach with Capt. Rodney Smith.
Addictive Fishing: Jurassic Park – HUGE yellowtail and amberjack
Capt. Blair Wiggins travels to Key West to fish offshore for grouper, amberjack and yellowtail snapper with Capt. Rush Maltz.
Addictive Fishing: Boca Grande Permit – WRECK fishing
Capt. Blair heads down to southwest Florida to fish for permit on the wrecks with Capt. Chris Wittman.
How to throw a Cast Net How to throw a Cast Net
Cast netting live bait is the most effective way to get the bait you need quickly and efficiently. Al discusses what makes a cast net work. All the characteristics of a quality cast net are reviewed so that you can decide what type of net would suit your particular needs.
How to Throw a Cast Net – Jose Wejebe / Spanish Fly
Whether for live bait or for live bait chumming, learning how to throw a cast net is one of the best means to fill the bait well before going fishing. Jose Wejebe demonstrates the best way to throw a cast net for distance and spread.
How to better understand your sonar
Get the most out of your fishing sonar unit by understanding what you see on the screen! See more saltwater fishing videos, news, techniques, product reviews, recommended tackle, and more at Northeast Angling (www.neangling.com)
Fish Finder Rig – Fishing Tip
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Jigging in Piñas Bay
HARDCORE ACTION, TRIP TO PIÑAS BAY, WEATHER WAS NOT GOOD FOR THE BOAT, SO HAVE TO LOOK FOR ACTION IN OTHER PLACE. RESULT EXTREME VERTICAL JIGGING ACTION.
FISH WITH LOTS OF POWER
BEST TRIP EVER.
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Sailfish: Live Bait Fishing off Key West – Jose Wejebe/Spanish Fly TV
Live bait fishing for sailfish off Key West, Florida is the best when the Gulf Stream pushes against the inshore waters and creates a phenomenon called the Color Change. This gives the fishermen a specific zone or highway to target fish like sailfish, dolphin, tuna, and other pelagic fish that migrate through the Florida Keys.