Another great video, l going to try making a few for the new year, good fishing for everyone in 25

Where did you get your tying g board and do you like single drops more than double drop rigs?

Awesome Rig tutorial, it really makes a difference 🤔😯🎣🐟🐟🐟 and it will change your fishing Game 💯🔥,, Thanks for the puting that out there,,, Stay Safe God Bless,,

I make 85% of my rigs with mono. I always keep a few made with flouro in my tackle bag just because. You and I think the same. I’ve used a single drop made out of 30lb and a 3/0 or 4/0 hook for a few years now. Always enjoy the videos. Keep em coming

I'm local and had panhandlesalt take my son and I out on a shore fishing guide... we learned so much and had a great time. So worth it!

Nice catch

Thanks for sharing your trip with us. Really appreciated! Looks like you and the family had a good time.

Great video Blane! We need more videos like this one.

you actually dont even see the boat until 13 min. then its never on the water. i couldve googled a pic of it.

I've always been taught that the rod is what catches the fish. The reel is for taking up the slack line. Some beginners mistakenly believe the reel is for dragging the fish in.

Great Tips Buddy 👍, u and your family have a Merry Christmas 🎄🎁🎣, Stay Safe God Bless,,

Another great video, thanks for the easy explanation

Do you like the spike weights better than the pyramid weights

Have you found those boxes prevent rust

I wish they had horizontal rod storage

Good video blane

Awesome video, gonna use in Mexico, thank you

Great video

Great video. I just ordered some of those float hooks. What kind of sand spikes do you use? Thanks for the video.

Awesome information as always, you have totally upped my game 😮🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟, making me a even better pompano getter, I also do alot of scouting, especially looking for a new ghost shrimp spots 👻🦐🦐🦐, I went out yesterday and got on some nice pomps, a couple of 13" & 14" incher Thanks again buddy, Stay Safe God Bless,,

I got some good take-aways from your video. Especially how important it is to scout out your possible fishing areas. 👍

I got some good take-aways from your video. Especially how important it is to scout out your possible fishing areas. 👍

I swear, I've learned more about set rig fishing from you than all the other local content creators combined.

Another great video, this question goes back to your last video about when to move, if you're catching small fish like spots or little whiting, how long should you stay?

Last trip I fished my regular spot my first morning, I did ok but had people fishing around me. In the afternoon it was low tide so I went hunting. Found a place close to the road and i found a cut. I caught 13 pompano over the next 3 days out of the spot. Still a novice out of town fisherman but trying something new paid off

love the vids bro. Just subscribed! Some day we gotta colab!

Good stuff. I’ll have to come by and check out your shop. Pass by all the time

Enjoy your videos, l get about 1 hour free time to fish every day, just one rod at the newsmyrnabeach. I mostly fish the same area and if no bites or poor conditions, l will stop by the river. Your explanation about moving is the key. Wish you continued success in 2025

After years of experience, I've finally learned the float color that works best. It's whatever color I don't have tied on or in my tackle bag.

SO TRUE, I enjoy this video, it's not the Same 🤔😅😮😢 all the time trying to figure out what these fish wants 🎣🐟🐟, color floats, , bait, Rigs , etc,, are were these fish are gonna be at today because they were there yesterday, I get ask those questions alot to, Yeah,, now they are 50 miles down the beach, just when I 🤔 thought that I had all the colors and rigs for them, and tried, this past weekend a simple naked rig no beads got me fish😮🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟,, ☀️ up ☀️ down 🌚 , thanks again for truth,, Stay Safe God Bless,,,

Love to see you keep making content and now a mobile store!

Great advice. Shop is looking good!

Glad I found this channel. Thank you.

Way to go Blane! In my opinion best video to date! Made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside with your passion for your customers 😀

Thanks so much

Thank you kind sir! You are a very unselfish fisherman. Me and my wife drive down about twice a year from the Birmingham area and this is very informative and encouraging. The next time we are in OB we will visit your store.

2024 is the first year we didn't make our annual from Missouri to Florida . Got some vacation time in July ( not my favorite time to go) and we'll be Florida bound. Still remember the awesome year I got to meet you and Thunder Baby on the beach. Great video brother and hope to run into you in the future.

I wished I had 2 of the tires you took off

Wait until you try an affinity

When all else fails, read the instructions.

Got their wheels and ordered their lift kit online, they brought it to st. Augustine and installed the lift kit for me there, no extra charge.😊

I have bought several different things from Benjamin's Beach Wheels, and they have great service and reasonable prices. I just picked up a lift kit from them to add to my cart, so I am super stolked to get it all put together and ready to take down to Florida to do some beech fishing. :)

I just called these guys like a month ago to upgrade my wheels ..perfect timing.

Benjamin's has a good reputation. Their sealed bearings are a game changer. Oh, and welcome to the world of needing reading glasses to see dang near anything up close.

I really enjoyed this video. I think it's ok to show the good, the bad, and the ugly. No trip to a different country is ever perfect and can often be challenging. I would really like to know who the surf rock and Van Halen-like bands are from the sound track.

Thanks for taking us along on y'all trip, and sharing it with us, something that u didn't have to do, some of us just don't know how Bless we are here back home, and Cry about the little things 😭, it's good to see you back, panhandle salt of the world 🌎🎣🐟🐟🐟 of the world Blane,, Stay Safe God Bless,,,

Hello Mr. Panhandle Salt. Your videos pop up on my feed every once in a while. Besides this one, I saw a video of you catching sand fleas. Not a subscriber but here's my two cents. First off, gotta let you know I'm a hermit, loner, reject, social loser, whatever. And what I love most in life since I was in my 20s is the truth. That's the main reason why no-one likes me, everybody hates me. So, don't feel off-put with what I'm about to say. This video was very poor-quality. The background music was terrible. If I were you, having suffered from food poisoning and mic issues, I would've just chosen not to upload anything. There's hardly any footage involving fishing. I think that's what people are mostly interested in watching from your channel. I was actually born in Barranquilla, raised in Bogota and been living in Santa Marta 12 years ago. I live one block away from the beach so go out fishing 2-3 times per week mostly after 5pm (and mostly at night) because that's when there's no people around in the water, and people scare fish away. Fishing down here is a whole different ball game than in the States. Lures don't work that effectively ( as you may have noticed) so we mostly use cut bait. The cut bait we use down here is actually the most underrated up there in the States: pilchards, greenbacks and Octopus. Some people use shrimp (I don't because of the whole tying with thread thing, just takes too long) and mullets too. From the surf, the species that you catch the most are catfish, snappers and hardtails. And you're right. Locals down here are very poor. They are so poor, the most coveted fish is the catfish. It may sound weird to any American having in mind folks in the States just throw them back in the water. Since people here are so poor, they cook the catfish in a stew. I like to filet it and fry it. But anyways, fishing down here from the surf is kinda lame because of the small fish you get. You're not gonna catch the big red drums or bass or blue fish or mackerels that you catch in florida. You may catch a Jack Crevalle or a Pompano every once in a while but that's it. I've seen some people in Puerto Colombia catch Whiting. Now, on a boat, you can catch Sierra (King Mackerel), Jurel (Jack Crevalle) and Sabalo (Atlantic Tarpon). From the surf, I've also caught stingrays, puffer fish, small black drums, grunts (most popular) and a local fish down here called Coroncoro (Suckermouth Catfish). But like I said, the fish that you catch the most from the surf are the 3 species I mentioned: Catfish, Snappers and Hardtails. Hardtails down here are called Cojinoa and it's very delicious. Hopefully you'll understand my opinion regarding the editing and content of this video and wish you lots of luck for the future.

I don't think this is a valid test for what occurs underwater. First of all the angle from weight to pole tip would be greater in the water, increasing with depth. This alone would allow the sinker to stand more upright. The viscosity of the water versus the air influences how deep it sinks into the sand initially, with the water landing less likely to sink as much as the beach landing. One thing I agree with you on is that the sputniks definitely hold better than the pyramids of the same weight. It would be interesting to see the difference underwater in about 6-10 feet of water.

Sold content. I am in the market for a kayak and this definitely helps.

Those indentations are for outriggers i believe… ‘stabilizers’