Bahamas Reef Fishing - Florida Sport Fishing TV - Deep Dropping & More Fishing Off Bimini

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Thank you for watching, we really appreciate the support. Lets please keep in touch. Capt Mike

[@rickjames1851]

Great videos! Keep them going!

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Thank you for watching and being a fan! - Capt Mike

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Thank you for watching, I appreciate the support and kind words. Capt Mike

[@TheDentman22]

Gotta love Carlos( the verbal Diarhea machine). Lmfao No you guys get me all fired up for my trips. Live in Tampa area, used to dive master where the BoLO is now.

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Thanks for watching, please stay in touch.....Capt Mike

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Yes, we did. In 550-750 directly off North Bimini we found plenty of yellow-eyes, along with a handful of silkies and even a few vermillions. Capt Mike

[@FloridaSportFishing]

You are correct, it was a Shimano Tiagra along with an Lindgren Pitman S1200. We are NOT currently sponsored by Daiwa. We use a ton of Daiwa reels, but we you will see us branching out to some other products/manufacturers in the near future. Thanks for watching....Capt Mike

[@DonovanLeach]

Awesome I go to Bimini a couple times a year. My aunt/uncles house is just behind the houses at 1:52

[@madmullet1990]

Awesome more please

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Yellow-eye snapper have a bright yellow eye and get slightly larger than silky snapper, usually 2-5 pounds. Silkies are a bit smaller, 1-3 pounds and are a little more pinkish and kind of silky texture to their skin. They are both often caught together. Capt Mike

[@dehaanmark]

A bit confused as you refer to silky snapper as different from yelloweye snapper. According to my books yelloweye snapper and silk/silky snapper are the same species, Lutjanus vivanus. What is the difference?

[@FloridaSportFishing]

While it looks very similar to a horse-eye, it is actually is a black jack, member of the trevally family. Capt Mike

[@0LetsBeReal0]

Did u catch any silk snappers?

[@MrChronicbig9]

I think I might kno him, back in the days a lot of guys use to go fishing off Dania pier,,....yea I think remember him, I had dreads at that time..when we hook up on a big fish we would say Big One.... Wonito is a guy that use to be out there alot good fishermen,

[@MrChronicbig9]

Ask Carlos if he use to fishing on Dania pier ?

[@MrChronicbig9]

Love your shows Capt Mike ,Yall do Some Great Stuff I wanna Try ...Really great shows...Come To the Turks and caicos

[@dhanjer1]

Can you tell me how long the line is from the hook to the main line and also what is that plastic that covers the line from the hook to the main line

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Deep drop rigs are generally 4-6 ft in length depending on number of hooks. The plastic piece you are referring to is a piece of glow tube for a little extra attraction. - Works! - Capt Mike

[@dhanjer1]

thanks

[@AlexGarcia-ew2fv]

Miami n the keys has more then enough fishing spots for me n my $$ stays Locally..

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Almaco jacks are shorter and beefier, they generally reach 20 pounds, Amberjack are longer and more streamlined, reaching 50+ pounds. Mature fish of both species generally inhabit the same structure. Capt Mike

[@0LetsBeReal0]

Here out of Hillsboro

[@jamalcleare5265]

are you guys coming to Bimini anytime soon? love the show!

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Wish I could come tomorrow, later this spring/summer for sure. - Capt Mike

[@jamalcleare5265]

that would be awesome, keep me posted!!

[@mattf1951]

How do you tell the difference between almaco and amberjacks

[@FloridaSportFishing]

I know for a fact that he did spend a lot of time on that pier. Do you know him?

[@0LetsBeReal0]

That is a horse eye jack at the end

[@manuelfernandez2791]

i thought that you were sponsored by daiwa, the gold reel is a shimano tiagra

[@MrChronicbig9]

Sure Thing,,,

[@0LetsBeReal0]

I have been catching tons of vermilion s mike

[@charlesburrowsjr]

@ kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYjMn5WQiKaHa7c appears to be a Horse Eye Jack, as far as I know there is a high chance of food poisoning from eating those.

[@FloridaSportFishing]

Trust me, I didn't eat it. - Capt Mike

[@KTM23DRR15]

can u guys let the camera man fish once you guys r awesome

[@FloridaSportFishing]

KTM23DRR15 Nah! Kidding, we let him fish, a little. Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike

[@goldgaming4211]

+Florida Sport Fishing im gonna be going to florida what kinda fish are all there?

[@0LetsBeReal0]

That was not a true alli