2 Hours of Gigging Flounder on PUBLIC Beaches!!

2 Hours of Gigging Flounder on PUBLIC Beaches!!

[@debrakennedy7671]

I can no longer walk without a walker. I love your videos because I can once again be walking in the beach waters. Thank you.

[@dougwalker4944]

hoping you and yours are safe... I live in the upper left USA..looking at your weather..just got to say..."dad gum"

[@arthurd2759]

We used to go drag netting along the beach for flounders here in NZ. But just scaled and gutted them, then floured each side and fried. Then whole fish on plate, peel and eat flesh from top side, turned fish over and same with other side. Easy to avoid the bones. And loved the roe. Cheers, Art.

[@carrieeasley3995]

When I was a young girl, maybe 12, living on the Texas coast, I caught a flounder in the Lavaca River that emptied into Lavaca Bay. We caught salt water fish and Blu crabs in that river all the time. That Flounder pulled me into the river up to my waist, before my dad caught me and held me while I reeled that monster in. It measured 21 inches and weighed 19 pounds. I have a picture of it, somewhere.

[@terencephilipstrydom4838]

Awesome sized Flounder❤ Probably your best night yet! Enjoy the delicious meal! Well done!

[@rickwahrlich6259]

Love the videos. I’ve seen about 50 of them. Teaching groups and family get togethers are great too. Nicely done ✅ 👍🎣

[@WishintobeFishin]

I feel cheated!!!! lol I was 5 mins and 23 sec short of 2 hours! jk. Love the channel and how you get the family out there. Much love from southwestern Ohio.

[@seansmith1756]

,check out some of the recipes for stuffed flounder, they use popcorn shrimp and lump crab meat, I like to add a stove top type of stuffing as a crust to hold everything in.😋🤗🤯

[@scottturner2561]

Great video. Watch the whole thing but felt a little ripped off. Was looking for the catch of that doormat that you teased us with never saw it

[@philcavallini9657]

I'm sorry this is cheating period! I use this tactic going after aquarium fish that are a flight risk lol when trying to capture and damage themselves so we wait til it's dark and handle the fish accordingly but that's to help them not merc them lol

[@garymcintyre9000]

I don't know who told you that you don't put cheese on tacos? I'm from south Texas, and tacos are about all we eat down here, and every taco I eat better have cheese on it. I don't know anyone down here that don't eat cheese on their tacos...

[@bryantg7641]

The only thing thst youre missing on your tacos is some sriracha mayo on yhe tortilla shell before the fish goes down.

[@innsanewayne]

Fried skin and tail, best part of the fish.

[@stevenkohl258]

Love your videos but I must have missed some. Where the heck is all your hair?

[@goodcitizen64]

That largest one you gigged in the beginning of the video was very nice! 👍

[@pastorquangful]

Is this along the Gulf Highlands near Ft. Morgan?

[@seansmith1756]

Another suggestion zest the lemon for both the fish and the sauce.

[@robertjones3610]

What do you do if you miss the slot , throw the fish back?

[@seansmith1756]

Maybe its a scent gland for mating , or territory dominance.

[@leecarden371]

Hope these hurricane didn't hurt yall

[@dasavage]

Lovin it...used to hit around the grass in the sound

[@Philip-gy4fi]

Is it ldr long distance release

[@notsure9379]

Can you fish butterfly rays?

[@Enjoythepour]

You are doing this in a Hurricane?

[@ranch5223]

Whst beaches are private??????

[@ronturner6411]

The people who don’t think you should do this need to realize that this catching method is legal. I watch people who use spearguns to get fish. Again it is a legal way to catch fish. If they don’t like people doing it then don’t do it yourself. I have no issues with it. Anyway you catch fish takes talent and finesse. Great video. God bless you and your family.

[@SpencerPicard]

Have you ever watched Brandon Price he gigs this way too, but in a boat

[@LarryBoyfishing]

I have to try that!

[@brunobarks6544]

Thanks again 👍

[@Ralph-h3f]

Nice!🤙😎

[@Chance_1517]

Loving it 😊

[@bruceholbrook5995]

Just a couple questions: What you are catching you call Flounder. Flounder as I understand have rasping teeth. Halibut and Sole have sharp jagged predator teeth. Isn’t what you are catching actually a type of Sole? Not Flounder. Are there not Bull Sharks around? Seems like a risky, but prolific fishing adventure.

[@rb4264]

These are flounder. There are gulf flounder and southern flounder in that area.

[@bruceholbrook5995]

They may be called flounder in your area, but a true flounder has only rasping teeth.. It would actually need to be genetically determined the family origen of that species. I noticed that some of the flat fish that were catching had rasping teeth, and some of the others had predatory sharp teeth. Allot of the flat fish look very similar, and are easily mistaken. I once thought I was catching sand dabs, and later found I was catching very young halibut. The indication of teeth are difficult to determine when very young. At least until you open the mouth and look carefully.

[@michaeldougherty3519]

Was this before or after the storm @bamabeachbum