@marcoortega8458 Correct. Florida residents over 65 with proof of age and residency do not need a license. However, non-resident seniors over 65 need a regular non-resident fishing license to fish in Florida. You're welcome!

Water was pretty bad the last time we made a video there. we saw the Peacock Bass, though they didn't want the worms. The other spot is the canals by the 7-Eleven off 82 If you know you know.

I normally buy my bait at the bait station in Fort Myers before I do any saltwater fishing anywhere. If I'm going north to places like Venice or Tampa, I'll buy from a local bait shop before I go up that way. Otherwise, I'll just try catching bait. I've been to Fishin Franks a few times and like twice before their old bait shop burned down. I mainly fish a lot in Fort Myers, but I'm likely going to start doing some freshwater videos.

The spillways on burnt store road are closer and have tarpon and snook to Punta Gorda

And just don’t vote down here like a typical masshole

@DenisBurke-vb6vh canals on Burnt store are all part of Alligator creek?I have never had much luck there but soon will be a resident of Eagle Point park with its own fishing pier so I can still fish alligator gator creek when not on the harbor.

@woodystemms3799 Yeah, the title is from how they call it on Google.

Great questions Ryan, while the 1111 to some has a meaning that I'm very much aware of the reason it shows up has some thing to do with KZbin seeing the pound symbol for our PO BOX. As to your question about the best saltwater fish to eat that is a tough question to answer because so many saltwater fish have amazing flavors personally my favorite fish is the Mangrove Snapper they have some times a nice flavor of crab and also sheepshead are nice. I'm still looking forward to doing a catch and cook for Snook still but I've struck out on the times to keep snook due to work and personal life.

The Florida Satute 379.353 states; (1) Hunting, freshwater fishing, and saltwater fishing licenses and permits shall be issued without fee to any resident who is certified or determined: (a) To be totally and permanently disabled for purposes of workers’ compensation under chapter 440 as verified by an order of a judge of compensation claims or written confirmation by the carrier providing workers’ compensation benefits, or to be totally and permanently disabled by the Railroad Retirement Board, by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs or its predecessor, or by any branch of the United States Armed Forces, or who holds a valid identification card issued under the provisions of s. 295.17, upon proof of same. Any license issued under this paragraph after January 1, 1997, expires after 5 years and must be reissued, upon request, every 5 years thereafter.(c) Any resident who is a member of the United States Armed Forces and not stationed in this state, when home on leave for 30 days or less, upon submission of orders.

Yeah I'm going to the biggest issue I have currently with my arrow is these arrows turn a lot of fish into bait rather then edible.

Chapter 379 Section 105 Florida Statute

You make good videos to about how to turn off the breaker and water for the hot water heater. Been 4 years and only 20 people watched it. They found it about as useless as this video.

@@FishingFloridaWater😂😂😂😂

You needed a KZbin a video to tell you what a Bailess reel was. Now that is a short attention span that you need a 10 second video clip to tell you what it is. That's hilarious.

I'd recommend using your mobile phone next time and asking whatever phone bot you've to tell you what some thing is like "Hey Siri What's Zero Divided by Zero" you wouldn't need to waste 9 minutes. Surely you with all the evergladeelectronics you should have one working device that can do that for you.

Depends on the size I want to catch and the size bait I'm using. If you use a big J hook and they've small mouths, then having get hooked isn't going to be easy. If they hook, it is too small, and the fish is big, and the fish swallows the hook, and then it might be harder to get the hook out.

Already have arrows with safety slides on them as far as the nock point. I currently don't see a point in doing that. Maybe when I talk with local archers about it and hear what they've to say, I'll take it into consideration. I know the safety is somewhat important, but that nock point is the main reason for the one guy going blind in his one eye. I believe had his line not gotten stuck in between the nock point, the chances of that nock coming back at his eye wouldn't have happened even with the extra line both played that rule happening to him.

Sorry you feel that way. Maybe other people won't feel the same way.

@@FishingFloridaWater other people feel the same way

@@evergladeelectronics Well we can't please everyone we focus on trying to educate anglers who really want to get as much information to fully understand things even with the rants however we will try to do our best for people with shorten attention spans. The problem comes in when people aren't given enough information and just told some thing then people might end up with a lot of unanswered questions.

Na bro Van Staal is a meme reel. Only the Googans think it's a good reel. Almost every Spinning Reel can be converted into a Bailess reel.

The problem with using a steel leader is most of them won't touch the bait not saying all of the Snook and Tarpon won't but they can see that steel leader in the water. I've heard many people say to stay away from Jewelry. Which means avoid using stuff that doesn't look natural.

J hooks are allowed in Florida but some small areas could possibly require a circle hook I know when I saltwater fish I use circle hooks less chance of a fish getting gut hooked. But it can still happen.

$100 at Bass Pro Shop website.

Size depends on the bait your using as well most of the time I use a #2 Circle Hook for most of my fish I fish for. Bigger fish with bigger baits I use a 4/0 up to a 7/0 for Sharks I use from a 4/0 to a 10/0. If I'm saltwater fishing with Live Shrimp I'll use a #2 circle hook or a 1/0 circle hook depends on how big the shrimp are. Or I'll use a 3/8 oz jig head with my Live Shrimp. But depends on how fast the water is moving.

But this wasn't a video titled how to install a NLBN Jig. Not all jig heads use there spring style holder for the soft plastic. :B