Canaveral Princess Party Boat Fishing out of Cape Canaveral, Florida in Early September of 2020

[@Habitation2023]

How do you feel the bite in deep waters?

[@fishingtacklechannel]

Another great video. I really enjoyed it. How come you are using a round reel vice the light inshore baitcasters like the daiwa TWS? I think I bought mine after I started watching your videos. Just asking because it seems like most fish are caught are below 5 lbs, and light jogging rod and reel would be suffice.. then i finished watching your videos with sharks and king mackerel.. nevermind

[@theanglercrew7059]

Fishing tackle Channel If I could, honestly, I would go as light as possible. But on these party boats, you just never know what you will catch. For groupers, King Macks, and sharks, I think it would be ergonomically harder to reel in these bigger fish with light gear. I would love to use my lighter tackle again lol. Hopefully maybe I get used to Florida fishing a little more!

[@fishingtacklechannel]

The Angler Crew any luck using artificial lure?

[@theanglercrew7059]

Fishing tackle Channel I had little luck on the Spro jig this time - I didn’t use it too much. The person fishing next to me was using a 8oz Shimano Butterfly jig and he was catching various species. He said he didn’t touch bait at all on his trip last week because the butterfly jig was catching everything.

[@fedx2185]

If your only catching grunts, your to close to the bottom.. real up a turn out two

[@theanglercrew7059]

Ahhh, gotcha. Thx for the heads up.

[@Fishingwithbuzzardrootkite]

What are you using for bait

[@theanglercrew7059]

Maurice Kite They give sardines and squid. If you catch grunts, they make good bait too.

[@Fishingwithbuzzardrootkite]

The Angler Crew ok so don’t bring live shrimp and pin or croakers

[@theanglercrew7059]

Maurice Kite Def no need for croakers and shrimp. The problem with shrimp is that everything eats shrimp and you’ll be losing bait really quick. I say stick with what they give you and bring a sabiki rig and catch fresh bait. Many people use sabiki to catch fresh bait on these boats.