COMMERCIAL NET FISHING IN FLORIDA WITH CASTNETS AND 100% LEGAL SEINS THE BEST OF 2011

THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF ANY FISH!!!!!!! PLEASE READ MY CHANNEL INFO

[@allen3200]

The bay also houses 14 publicly owned treatment works, 12 hazardous waste treatment facilities, 47 hazardous waste dumpsites, 22 textile mills, nine power plants, one petrochemical, one petroleum, and one steel plant. The bay is a major commercial port as well as an important source of marine organisms that spawn and thrive in the bay.

[@reelnative01]

allen we all need to chip in and get you a bigger boat and some heavyer nets

[@52969RST]

@allen3200 good luck to you in 2012!!! keep the videos coming its great to see you commercial fisherman doing good and still making a living!!! very envious of you take care!!!!

[@michaelveil1]

Great video dude-did a little of that in my 15yrs down there.The mullet were that thick back when i was doin it too ,in some areas.Always look forward to your uploads,and hope to run in to you someday.Gona settle at port canaveral again eventually

[@tepperson1321]

Hey, where did you get the "Born a fisherman, die a fisherman" logo? My paw was watching your videos, and us being from a fishing community are interested in tracking it down! Thanks!

[@52969RST]

cool vid good to see true fisherman out there good luck in 2012!!!!!!!

[@patonga007]

good work guys keep on fishing

[@cockfighter08able]

Dude thats unbelievable next year we need to get together and haul the fish to Florida

[@hectorbautista6488]

nice catch!! one question "are they solid"?

[@batt66red]

this looks like alot of fun there cajun kid!!!

[@allen3200]

Roughly 80 percent of the bay's seagrass beds are gone. Although Tampa Bay has been hypoxic since the 1980s, oxygen conditions and subaquatic vegetation populations have improved due mainly to the Tampa Bay Nitrogen Management strategy, from the 1980s to 1990s. However, conditions oxygen worsened from 1990s to 2000s.

[@52969RST]

@allen3200 thanks just wondering do you make your living fishing?

[@cockfighter08able]

Why such a difference on the price Allen we got 80 cent for 40-60 18 percent in Venice and s friend of mine got 1.30 for smaller fish in Alabama what did you all get in Florida

[@nimfish11]

i am just an "ignorant" inland fisherman from TX>>lol...are these mullet used strictly for bait, or are they commonly eaten??? (im thinking grilled) ....BTW, i enjoyed the informative video..thanks !

[@alexlinthicum3237]

This is an honest question, not trying to rile anyone up...why do all of you hate the CCA so much? Just curious to hear the opinion of some legitimate Commercial Fisherman, in the Tampa Bay Area.

[@khaffi99]

wow!! very very interesting... mullet paradise... where location Sir??...

[@cockfighter08able]

Why such a difference in the price we got 80 cent for 40-60 count 18% and a friend of mine in Alabama got 1.30 for the same fish what did you all get in Florida

[@rubywarrior1]

that boat will feed a few peoples.. hey, try an electric motor, might be able to sneak up on them better... just a thought

[@whittle4u]

Do you have to have a fishing license to throw cast nets?

[@111fishkiller]

That's wild,how y'all can motor right up into the schools of black/row Mullet. the "Silvers" that run here in Palm Beach waters are far more skittish it seems,than your roe Mullet are.Can't y'all throw a second net too?

[@allen3200]

We are in Florida west coast U.S.A.

[@lazarotheboss123]

around how much is a commercial fishing license here in tampa, fl

[@allen3200]

@52969RST Thank you very much. Same to you.

[@allen3200]

@52969RST Yes I sure do

[@Terrellemusic]

How Is The Pay??

[@allen3200]

Here is the real enemy to sea live Look what I found about Tampa Bay Florida From what I see the land lovers has really mess up everything everywhere.Classification: HypoxicFrequency: EpisodicCountry: US-FloridaDecade of discovery: 1980 Tampa Bay is a shallow bay with a small tide and a short residence time. The bay has a high population density with more than 800,000 inhabitants.

[@birdmanG6843]

Fucking great fishing!! Keep up the great work!!

[@allen3200]

$100.00

[@sammi-joescott9934]

love bites :-))..

[@allen3200]

@cockfighter08able $1.50 in Florida

[@allen3200]

The bay also houses 14 publicly owned treatment works, 12 hazardous waste treatment facilities, 47 hazardous waste dumpsites, 22 textile mills, nine power plants, one petrochemical, one petroleum, and one steel plant. The bay is a major commercial port as well as an important source of marine organisms that spawn and thrive in the bay.