Yessir, not sure if you already watched, but i have a newer video where i explain the drone setup in more detail.

@@satellitefishing no I haven't thank you so much I will watch it now :)

I think it depends on the brand. If you get the “same size” in the same brand they fit perfect. Otherwise I’d try to go 1-2mm up

Yes, i actually accelerate it up/forward when the bail gets closed to make sure it fully pops out

@@clixanimations5644 ideally just before so it’s fresh. Either with a castnet for the mullet, or the rest of the stuff is caught on a pompano rig with shrimp/sandflea at the beach

Try walking into the water before you cast to get extra distance. Also you can get extra casting distance by shortening the amount of distance between your bait and hook in your rig. And finally just practice. I don’t know where you live so I can’t speak for a specific distance number, however there are sharks very close to shore in most places.

@@satellitefishing thx for the quick response. I’m talking about beach around Galveston TX. I’ll try to shorten my leader and hopefully i can hand something next time🫡

@@mikeshen7498 good luck

@@satellitefishing btw, does tide matters in terms of catching sharks? Say major tide, high tide?

@@mikeshen7498 I think time of day makes a bigger difference. I’ve had best luck in the morning or just before sunset. I seem to get the least bites after dark. As far as tide, I’d just try to get out there and fish all the tides. In my experience the sharks don’t seem to care too much and will eat at any time/tide tho. One other tip (I can’t remeber if I even said in the video) but fresh bait is by far the best. Especially if you can use small fish you just caught off the beach as bait.

@@castraveciormurat123 what do you mean? The grouper gear or is this about the shark videos?

Yes. My drone’s camera shattered awhile ago so I obviously just took the remains of the camera off to save weight. The app still works and I still have the live gps map. I just base my drops on distance and location and visual sight. However recently the drone has been acting funny giving a lot of esc error messages. Not sure if this has something to do with the camera or what. Haven’t figured it out.

@@nottgav that spinning reel should be ok for 4-6ft sharks. Mines a 6/0 senator spooled with 400yds of 60lb mono. I don’t do any maintenance on it. Just rinse it. It works good for 6-7ft but if you want bigger sharks I’d go with a 9/0 senator

FG knot is by far the best for tying anything over 60 pound mono to braid. 60 and under you can get away with a double uni knot but it’s bulkier and a little weaker compared to FG.

This is an older video. Now I’d recommend one of the 12ft heavy Penn surf rods. Either the Squadron, Prevail, or Battalion depending on your budget. They work good. 12ft uglystick works good too.

Glad you liked it

Just practice with the small ones😂

I do not. You would have to get some sort of special travel rod. I’m sure they make them though. Also just an FYI tho, shark fishing is illegal in a handful of Caribbean countries so I’d double check that.

Thanks

Not sure. Would definitely have to go a lot lighter weights/baits and be a day with little to no wind.

Awesome good luck

I have another video where I talk about hooks and other tackle in depth, but generally 10/0-13/0 is good for these size sharks

Awesome. Happy to help

Just past the break is normally good. Typically around 100 yds

Thanks, and 99% of the time, the rock just slices the line but the knot stays attached at the swivel so I get all the mono back.

Ppppfffftttttt Braid 🤣😂🤬

HMU up brother, I go fishing all the time for sharks and it’s most deff a adrenaline rush

I’ll be in satellite bch with my wife and kids June 30th for a week and just ordered a 10ft penn battle3 8500 and a 10ft penn spinfisher vii 6500. Haven’t fished in a long time but I want to try my hand at surf fishing especially for sharks!

Thank you and yes that is exactly what happened with me. That was my friend’s drone before he crashed it and broke the camera. I ended up just taking off the rest of the gimble/broken camera for some weight reduction. GPS and everything works fine, it just has a small error message that says no camera connection or whatever. Honestly I haven’t tested out the return to home, I don’t want to risk anything lol.

I would be hesitant to use the air 3. I think my phantom 3 is rated for around 36oz or something. I’m not sure how much my rigs weigh with baits. Also, you have to consider the weight of all the line you are flying out, especially if it’s wet. It all adds a ton of weight and air resistance. And like you said, on top of that the wind plays a roll. I’d feel a lot more confident if it wasn’t being flown over the ocean, because obviously there are no do overs if it crashes.

@@satellitefishingair 3 is so weak only the phantoms are stronger like the phantoms 3 and mostly phantom 4

Glad you enjoyed it

We use two reels, a Penn Spinfisher V 9500 with 80lb Braid and a Penn Battle III 8000 with 65lb braid

Nah, it was actually stupid.

I think 12-16oz is ideal. I normally just run a 4-6oz weight and fist size bait. A couple times I did heavier and it got super sketch I definitely suggest setting up the dropping device to have a clip so the bait drops with enough pressure (similar to how I did), so worst case if it’s too heavy the bait just deploys early and the drone is fine. (This is a phantom 3 pro btw I think different models have different strengths)

@@satellitefishing thanks man

We set to 80% on the small sharks. Don’t really need more. The drag gets sticky at +95%

Good luck!

DJI phantom 3 Pro

Glad you liked it. There are some big sharks there