Are Fish Color Blind? Fishing w/ NEON Colored Bait- Beach Fishing Experiment!

Can fish see color when you are fishing? Do they bite bait more or less? Does fishing with colored floats and fishing baits really make a difference? We’re gonna find out together. I am beach fishing with my limited edition Neon Shrimpy Bits again some regular fresh bait to find out which fish prefer. Do fish like the colored bait tor regular bait? Comment your guess below!
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[@HeySkipper]

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[@williammathews6603]

COOL VID SKIP,GOOD TO SEE PEOPLE TRYING NEET STUFF..CHOW LOOKED AWESOME..STAYSAFE..

[@Klobbersaurus49]

Waiting for my shrimpy bits to show up now! I know I could salt shrimp myself but wanted to show some support for all the entertainment and tips I've gotten from you guys!

[@StephenBlackWolf]

I love your frequent conversation messages. It's SO important. Thank you for being a responsible sportsman.

[@HeySkipper]

Thank you 😄

[@StephenBlackWolf]

@@HeySkipper Conservation, not conversation. Geeeezzzzz... lol

[@markbheering3990]

depends on the depth you are fishing , you start to loose colour the deeper you go , red is the first colour to go. if you scuba dive you will see the deeper you go all fish look the same colour.

[@miaowang3364]

Man you need an alarm on 6:50… my 3yrs son wakes me up at 5:30 sharp every day😂

[@henrykosky3919]

See that's what I like. You guys like to do more adventurous types of trips and they look fun

[@sheilajohnson189]

When you did the video with Mountain Dew I told you to salt the shrimp. Well I did some in the green color and some in red. The.y bite the red better than the green but it works.

[@JD.California_monkey_mackerel]

It's so beautiful and adorable how you both show your love for each other you both Rock happy fishing 🎣 Friday

[@gino55yo]

Hello, I thought at one point in the video to be in Ibiza🍒.

[@starwarz911]

Love your channel. I liked how you grilled the whiting. Cheers

[@Jinzolord2011]

This I gotta see. Very single technique that you have done with the different baits…. Excellent job Skipper. Hope to see you out there. I recognized the Bridge you crossed.

[@HeySkipper]

Thanks 👍

[@lukebutler3299]

U should buy a long cast spinning reel for surf fishing they cast farther than regular spinning reels.

[@teetimeaz]

A few fish can see all colors. Most see blue/green and have problems with red, orange and yellow.

[@humanbean1424]

Are you a fish?

[@allenperez5752]

i loved that joke your dad cracked on you at the very end & said..."yea, the CHICKEN is real good!" That just reminded me, of my family & how we joke around with each other while we are cooking in the kitchen!! Love your videos yall!!

[@jzfishing103]

Can u do some deep sea fishing trip?

[@lynwhite7502]

🎣 looking forward to seeing Erin catching more fish! 🎣

[@NoLimitsFishing1]

Could we see some guana dam fishing from you guys?

[@IamZoro97]

I love your video Nice glasses

[@HeySkipper]

Glad you like them! Thanks!

[@zertifiedd5479]

You should try it again with a double rig, colored on one Hook natural on the other

[@peternguyen9602]

great video but can’t take him serious cause of his glasses🤣

[@eddiepearce5307]

Great video always like something informative

[@HeySkipper]

Was it entertaining?

[@777sgiles]

Where’s the link to the rig saver/holder? Love y’all!

[@usmc29er44]

Sweet video editing.

[@johnc6228]

Fish see all colors including UV light. The water cuts the travel depth of colors where red is very shallow and blue travels really deep. Red is very shallow on top. Red, orange, yellow and green work best on top or in shallow sunny water. Orange and yellow can be deeper. Blue and purple are good on top too for lures. The big problem with lures is the white bottom on top lures. Imitating a baitfish pattern looks great but fish are light on the bottom to hide against the sky from predators. Bass and relatives are proven to see red and orange the best but there are still very few red bass lures. Most orange largemouth lures are crayfish baits which get lost down deep and for stripers there are redhead pattern baits. Pink is a proven color for so many species. It even works for really deep jigging appearing light glowing pink. Purple appears lavender really deep. Everything deep is a blue haze so purple is lighter and black is an extreme contrast.

[@producerjames]

好犀利呀😂nice

[@henrykosky3919]

It's to get the Best Experience.. fishing, feeding. Fulfillment!

[@henrykosky3919]

Good stuff

[@HeySkipper]

Thanks!!

[@iancaen2977]

0650 ain't early! 0450 might be, but 0250 is really early LOL.

[@tripeee58]

Hey! we only got the smooth and funky music mix at the end! Come on Skipper let the gal mix. Could you put a list of the stuff you use to cook with; like the contraption you used on the butterflied teriyaki whiting.

[@geebopbaluba1591]

You guys have such a wonderful life.

[@HeySkipper]

Thank you, we are so grateful to be alive and around family

[@reedsadventures4606]

I love your videos🎉❤

[@Joshua-bq5qj]

I am a big fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! your the best

[@infotheoutdoorman]

Can you make a video where you catch with sardines or pilchards

[@superand84]

So the yellow/orange thing by your hooks are floaters to keep the bait of the bottom?

[@LaybowWoo]

When catching whiting in Australia it’s very common to use red tubing and beads as an attractant. Some people even add red dye to their worms. Colour definitely helps with some species!

[@HeySkipper]

Oh that’s an interesting idea!

[@HyperVerda]

@@HeySkipper With RedfinPerch, Invasive to australia, Red is a hostile colour to them, they will attack it, pink works too but red to them is a threat! Tried and tested, we used red feathered spinners with a trebble

[@dns.saltwaterfishing]

What's up brother always look forward to ur videos coming out

[@HeySkipper]

I appreciate that, more to come

[@dns.saltwaterfishing]

@@HeySkipper come check out some pier monster we catch we from Houston TX. And we fish at 91st fishing pier

[@suadhalilovic1501]

Get a drone, you can see everything including 🐠🐟

[@jasonshumake777]

It’s easy to tell what animals are not color blind. If an animal has bright colors on its body then they are not a color blind species. Take birds for instance they have bright colors to attract mates. If you look at a brook trout it gets more colorful right before the spawn.

[@loklokoppa9255]

What is the setup you are using today?

[@life.is.to.short1414]

Family get together eat what you catch. 👍

[@HeySkipper]

It’s all worth it!

[@perdidosnapesca]

Boa noite meu amigo que top essas iscas será que funciona com os robalos aqui no Brasil 🇧🇷abraços e ótima Páscoa ✌

[@HeySkipper]

I don’t know if it will work in Brazil, you might want to try and tell me how it works?

[@denverharleman8045]

I hired that most fish color blind to red

[@matthewmckenzie6670]

Which beach is that in Jacksonville? Looks like hugenot beach or very close and also what roof rack do you use to hold your rods on the roof

[@JoeyEnn]

Its not Hugenot, but its close. You could see hugenot from when they first hit the beach in the inlet spot right across it.

[@dustinselph8154]

Looks like American Beach going south

[@Howwerelivingfishing]

In my opinion whether they’re colourblind or not is irrelevant. What matters is do they want to strike certain colours more? The answer is definitely yes. Even if all colours looked “grey” to them, certain colours are more visible underwater than others and some will look more like the fish they are chasing. Longer wavelength colours like red orange and yellow are absorbed within the first 50 or so meters of ocean. Even if fishing well within the 50 metres, those colours still won’t be as visible through water. However in shallower water like where you’re fishing by the looks of it, those colours may do the trick because they are easily visible close to the surface. I would definitely go with green or blue for deep water fishing, like off of a pier or dock into deep water. I would assume certain fish strike certain colours more, because it’s more visible in that situation, or because it more closely mimics what they’re looking for. I always like to have a few colours of lure when I go lure fishing, in some cases it can make all the difference it seems.

[@SharonAubrey]

Where in Florida do you fish?

[@flyneagle8873]

Fish on, fish best served cooked 🧂🇺🇸🧂

[@HeySkipper]

Oh yea!

[@danielburton1911]

Man I don't see it much anymore but fishing is a great part time plus a great way to feed yourself and Anyone.

[@danielburton1911]

Big typo I don't do it much but fishing is a great pastime and a great way to feed yourself and Anyone

[@bojaiden5175]

Gosh I was in for dinner 😋😋

[@HeySkipper]

Haha join us next time!

[@ravigovender1907]

Good morning

[@HeySkipper]

Morning!

[@jazzstudio5199]

You should try fruit punch to make red

[@aperson336]

fish (depending on the species of course, quick side note, technically humans are a species of fish, we are closer related to say a tuna then a tuna is to a shark) as stated before, depending on the species, fish generally can see color, some even can see more than us, also there are ones that only can see light gradients, so it really depends ultimately you should be balancing what fish would see in the wild (believe it or not fish are pretty smart!) and what will catch their attention ideally what you REALLY want is movement, irregular and erratic, for example I have a freshwater fish tank, a lot of the time the fish wont care about the food on the substrate (ground) but prefer the EXACT same type of food that is sinking down (they are made in a way that mimics a worm sinking down) once again it depends, catfish, for example wont care if its moving (if they think its alive) because they are scavengers and hunt using smell

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[@HeySkipper]

HEY!

[@robertwade1951]

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[@arunasv.5359]

You can take as much as you can carry buddy the problem for fish population are the ships and nets not the fishermen

[@sayad_133Omani]

Nice pro nice

[@julioalcala4084]

For the Horde

[@hectorcamacho5565]

Are you Hey Skipper or Senko Skipper??? I'm confused

[@HeySkipper]

It’s hey skipper now, used to be senko skipper

[@hectorcamacho5565]

@@HeySkipper Got it. Thanks for the clarfication. I like your videos but I was confused. Thought it was your evil twin! Kee up the great work man.

[@tattoolimbo]

Why do you never eat the catfish??

[@HeySkipper]

I don’t like to clean them

[@tattoolimbo]

@@HeySkipper just cut behind the head acut along the spine to the tail but stop there, flip over and cut between the skin and meat then you can remove the rib bones and will be left with boneless fillets. Easy peasy.

[@tattoolimbo]

Also, if you use an electric knife instead of a filled knife your life will be so much easier!

[@tattoolimbo]

Fillet knife?

[@kerrydeshotels9691]

So, so do fish see colors?

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[@HeySkipper]

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[@wecanfightwef]

Fyi it's not recreational fishing that's hurting population of fish. It's commercial fishermen who have zero regulations. They load up boats on boats on boat loads of fish. Me keeping 10 fish is not hurting them.

[@adamcatchesfish6148]

Hey can your customer service check the email. I emailed them two days ago. Thanks.

[@zakariamadi9133]

Bru when he said fish prefer Color or no Color the first thing I thought was damn these fish are racist

[@johnathanbuzzell4401]

If I can legally keep a fish, you shouldn’t have any opinion on what I do. DNR assesses fish populations constantly. Creating size limits and bag limits to keep a healthy population. That’s a very liberal view

[@lt_muffin6994]

Why do you label a view as liberal just to give yourself a reason to dismiss it? The reason we have limitations on size weight or species we can catch and keep, is to protect ecosystems. If you like living on this planet, and you want your kids and grandkids to do the same, take care of it. Having your republican views of “I don’t give a crap, I can do what I want” is the single most selfish and small minded attitude to have. Must be hard to wrap your head around the fact that there’s a world out there beyond your little bubble. Educate yourself.

[@SaltedBadly]

Socialism too

[@southpaw8040]

@@lt_muffin6994 I think he was just saying to not take a fish unless you are going to actually use it. I am sure you have seen plenty of times where people have caught a fish with no intention of eating it or using it as bait, they just want to show it off. They then leave the dead fish laying there on the concrete for the sun and flies. Its a reasonable ask...

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