First Time Fishing a New Spot, Caught My Biggest Ever!

[@Saltydoginthedesert]

Thank you Sea-Money for providing me with plenty of entertainment while I'm stuck in bed with the plague that's going around! It's a beautiful, rare overcast day out here in AZ, and I wish I was out fishing, but catching up on your awesome videos I've been slacking on viewing the past few months is a good second.

[@ChrisMcIntee]

the answer to the questions a) where is this, it is in new york. b) I have pliers I forget to bring them with me sometimes c) the mortality rate is high on these fish, if I throw it back and it dies it will get eaten by a seal or crabs and thats better than me eating it, because they are not good to eat. these are mainly a bait fish in the south and sport fish in the north, generally considered inedible by most, yes you can eat them and yes they might be good if cared for and cooked just right but I am on a beach fishing for hours, not trying to prep sushi, im just trying to have fun. most fish that end up in your grocery store or dinner plate are killed the exact same way, by suffocating, except on a much larger scale where thousands are killed at a time, and in the process generally hundreds if not thousands more of different species are caught as bycatch and thrown back dead. this includes dolphins, turtles, sharks and even your beloved stingrays. channel your anger to gross overfishing operations like omega protein or poachers who set miles of nets or commercial fishermen who drag miles of illegal dragging zones

[@silviomanuel1519]

wow, this guy sea money is stand up in his ethics. you should watch more of his stuff, nuff said

[@MrRaggamuffin75]

Not good to eat? They are very good to eat.

[@rusedorange]

My Dad said fish don't feel pain.

[@patrickmccambridge]

Where in NY? You are totally giving me a good reason to start doing more beach fishing.

[@soho1661]

MrRaggamuffin75 how do you eat them sashimi or cooked ?

[@RalphBarton-fishing]

Love when any apprehension about trying a new spot goes away with a successful day. Well done dude

[@Kevskiok]

Commentary is second to none....thanks for the vids!

[@tcsadt]

That's awesome. Nothing like a new spot with no one around and to nail them. I gotta move closer to the shore. Keep posting 'em. I'm living thru you for the time being.

[@thenewgandhi2765]

tcsadt my exact thoughts. These videos get me through life.

[@BRExteriorPro]

Honestly best fishing videos on you tube. I always want to go fishing after i watch these .

[@davedreds5905]

Very nice Albie. It looks amazing catching them in such clear water from the beach.

[@Ian-jz4wi]

Nice!!! Albies coming back. We’ve been getting alot more now every year. Nice vids

[@krystalwoods1726]

Free m watching your videos you have inspired me to get back into fishing...by far my favorite KZbin fisherman

[@laughtoohard9655]

Amazing how powerful they are for the size.

[@tage202]

Wish I was fishing with this guy. He catches everything.

[@zhouyufei5641]

“It’s so big!” “It’s bigger than what?” “It’s bigger than a foot!” I never caught a tuna before. Well done.

[@PremiumDreams]

the way they swim away is awesome

[@skyliner33alb]

So fast!!!

[@Hotdog-yk8vn]

Dom Morgan are they in the tuna family?

[@amyasseektruth8246]

@@Hotdog-yk8vn was thinking the same thing. Look like baby Tuna - awesome looking

[@cmitchell79]

How can you tell the difference between a False Albie and a Bonito, because the one you caught at 11:31 looks like a Bonito to me.

[@jamesgolden3]

Great video, dude. Nice fish! Gotta love shore albies!

[@johnpinney8190]

Wow man. That release was awesome. They are beautiful fish

[@fredeb67]

Beautiful fish and such powerful swimmer. They look like vibrant living torpedos.

[@doubleagent1851]

I’ve never seen a beach as calm as the one your fishing

[@el1502]

Great video. Can you tell me the ounce size of the Hogy Epoxy JIg you are using? Thanks

[@Mizman76]

Did you notice any significant improvement with the Microwave guides? I build my own rods and looking for input on them before pulling the trigger on somne.

[@kahelekoki6215]

Here in Hawaii we call them Kawakawa and they never come in this close we have to go at least 50ft of water I'm tripping out watching you catch them this close to shore your a luckiest guy on that day

[@jeffsmith825]

I haven't seen them that close anywhere I've been and in Florida we catch them in 100's of feet of water jigging sometimes. Must be a ton of fun in foot deep water when theyve only got one way to go!

[@tutayp2]

I love your videos. and I like people like you that push the people to fish and explore new places but it would be good to share those places to go some

[@fresnocascabel7571]

Isn't there an option to turn off wind noise is the settings? I think the wind trips the sound to turn off if you don't change the settings.

[@michaelreagan2295]

How much fun is that! Awesome video.

[@lookin2kayakandbike664]

Nice day and awesome way to break in a new spot! Congrats on the beast. 👍🎣

[@franciscopeixoto6609]

Fun!!! Looks like a little torpedo swimming away after released

[@triplez300]

What is your fishing rod length and weight ? Also, how much does your lure weight ? Thanks.

[@412fishing9]

I'm going up to New York at the end of the month what should I fish for looking for anything around 3-40 pound fish thanks

[@casual_flex]

Been fishing all over r.i can't seem to find any albs. What else can you catch them on ? Was thinking of trying a sp minnow

[@Jujo122jj]

David Corrente try a hogy epoxy lure and whrn you reel in you have to reel pretty much as fast as you can thats the only way to get em

[@hectorcoria3650]

Love finding them new spots with productivity! I will never catch one here in the Gulf of Mexico. Particularly in south Texas nearby Galveston, Tx shoreline and abouts. But they are beautiful to see you catching them where you are. Beautiful colors on them fish! I noticed that their mouths resembles the small chads. Interesting! Tight lines and safety always! :)

[@marcopug1729]

Hector Coria there are tons of bonitas blackfin and yellowfin offshore on the rigs.

[@jimdean9265]

Thank you for the videos --hope you keep them goin cause they do inspire!

[@bandmasterjf]

Looks like Bonita from the gulf. Is it the same thing? Do you eat them?

[@MrHnnnnnnnngh]

Beautiful fish, glad that spot produced, that was awesome.

[@richardwalter9915]

Wow! Love this flick. Turbo charged tuna! They fight beautifully and love the way they smash the lure off the surface. Top fishing and thank you for sharing.

[@ChadCarney-hu3du]

What is that guide setup? Never seen it before

[@NormSauceman]

I always keep the ones who bleed so bad when hooked hard...Was this one not as bad as it looked?

[@samhasted7046]

What did you end up doing to that fish

[@dexterswtsu]

Are those any good to eat?

[@jakereyes278]

Man... I miss this.. early morning drive a lil fog on the beach, quiet but wave hitting the shore.. and most importantly rod bending when u cast out

[@louischen3767]

The hook you use for albe snack has weight to it? or weightless?

[@ChrisMcIntee]

no weight.

[@louischen3767]

The reason why I think is effective is because albie is very tight to shoreline. Slowly working the Albie snack so albie will be able to notice the lure. Epoxy jig needs fast retrieve and by the time albie notice the epoxy jig, the jig is already out of water....Good choice on Albie Snax.:)

[@ChrisMcIntee]

yep I think thats the deal.

[@piolopacuang7899]

What is your line? Are u using a leader?

[@filibertobarrera3839]

When you catch a fish,hook ur lure to the tail fin ,that part of the tail fin skin rips easily.So hook ur lure on it, let it swim away and when it almost spools you lock ur rod and it will come lose from The fish.Giving you over 100 yrds of casting distance.

[@nevillekwa8772]

Nice! fund to catch and release Albies! What is the name of beach?

[@chumboedu]

awesome. what city is that?

[@asclepius731]

Love your videos man, don't get discouraged over other people's unsolicited comments and opinions. The world is full of haters and naysayers let 'em hate and say what they want. Keep your head up, keep filming and fishing. See you on the bank someday bro... 🎣

[@douglasthemis9954]

amen haters just wish they were you

[@gregwebster8784]

Awesome video! You were slaying em. I wish we had shore fishing like this in California.

[@oneofthosepeople2101]

Barbless and siawash hooks help a lot. Great vid.

[@marinaugustin3415]

Lovely video mate. Keep rolling 👍🎣🎣

[@captaintigger2657]

Nothing going on the beach in brigantine yet. Slow start. Have you been fishing?

[@madesuparta5684]

What size reel this video?

[@wbwills2]

That stuff just happened to be in the car.picked up a couple 5 gal buckets & a big steam pot that fit in buckets perfectly+ few other items at a yard sale .had a new rig pocket full of cash & nowhere to be. Best trip ever.highly recommend that anyone single,no children with some time do sthn along those lines.thank me later.I feel another one coming on...next fall .just me & 8 yr old daughter.yup.doing it. THE END.( Sorry.broght back memories)thx.L8r

[@darrenbowering5491]

A pair of unhooking pliers wouldn't go a miss? Also get a unhooking mat and barbless hooks if catch and return only.

[@zone7permaculture587]

they look super fun to catch

[@jake46741]

Awesome Albie action man, Rankin Fishing here, wasn't able to get on the albies this year but glad someone is!

[@davids970]

Are they air wave guides?

[@ChrisMcIntee]

yes.

[@brpitt7796]

Sea-Money Fishing hey mate, nice vid. Is that the mhx surf light 9 footer? If so how does it go?

[@jobino511]

Great vid. Nice catching. Good fish handling.

[@burntcrispycorpse]

False albacore = Bonito? I got excited and thought you were catching Longfin from the shore. Good success, you should get a tady surface iron jig and you will slay it, its more a west coast thing (tady, salas) but the surface irons they make can't be beat. I have caught hundreds of bonitio on those jigs. Good job whats your largest bonito. I got a 9.5 lbr fly lining a sardine. Good video keep it up.

[@TsunamiSam]

Nice move and smart man .. nice fish!

[@MRBurns-ti9lb]

What pole setup is that?

[@ReelNinjafishing]

What state are you fishing in?

[@rafaelcuevas5383]

Dude people pay hundreds of dollars to go deep sea fishing for this kind of fish and you're catching them on the beach for free and just releasing wow🎣

[@okracolombia4365]

Rafael Cuevas I am thinking the same thing about.. Lool

[@Someidea242]

Rafael Cuevas if you keep the pressure on you don’t need a barb on your hook and the live release is so much better for the fish try it

[@cheynedarcysfishing6914]

He is releasing them cause they taste like shit and you can scull drag them in on 1000 size reels

[@horseblinderson4747]

Rafael Cuevas bonito taste like crap did you see all that overly ironed warm blood spilling out on that first fish.

[@markhepworth4804]

xicor 👈Trump voter.

[@ilexwang715]

how heavy is the lure?thx

[@laulbad]

Hi, nice fishes and drills! Is this spot on the east or west US coast?

[@James7796ify]

What type of line and hook size?

[@velovelace1]

What region were you fishing? We NEVER see Bonita in that close along East Texas/Gulf Coast. Bonita is shark candy! ; )

[@candymantackle5684]

So dam fun. Beach to yourself and fish. The best

[@saadjan3229]

What size slammer is this?

[@Shadow26Wolf]

what is the size of your rod?

[@jameseastridge2273]

Are they good eating?

[@TheRabbit91476]

how much does the lure weight their website doesn't state

[@0ldCat]

You ass-cracked me up with that "ass-crack-o'-dawn" comment, Mr. Fisherman 😂

[@neil2385]

looks like the vineyard or maybe further west. maybe NJ ? barefeet in October in the Islands would be a bit chilly

[@brightargyle8950]

Holy cow those things are faster than I had ever imagined! That looks like an awesome place to fish, I've never been able to fish for those guys before, it looks super fun.

[@amyasseektruth8246]

awesome looking fish - like baby Tuna!

[@robertbernard603]

I have never seen false albacore or Bonita on the west coast in such shallow water ! What's up with that?

[@SteamControlValve]

What state are you fishing in

[@EliteBassStickFishing]

💯💪👊LETS GO!!! Str8 action as always!

[@erikhawrylo3810]

What kind of rod is that?

[@MANCINGMANIAJAPAN]

1st time to visit your channel :-) Great fishing!!

[@billyscott7091]

Have you a link for these lures?

[@jimbojones3124]

Great vid mate 👌👌👌

[@HWW147]

Hi from Australia I enjoy your videos What you call Albies we here in Australia call them Mack Tuna and your Blue fish are Taylor .The Taylor are good eating but the Mack Tuna are mainly used as bate

[@silviomanuel1519]

wow, great stuff, can you give me an idea where I can fish the sodgrass in s jersey, just got a new pr neoprene waders, and am lookin g fore ward to catching some stripers and fluke

[@muhammadnuruddin2072]

Guys any tips to catch queen fish and baraccudas i always use normal fish lure but it always end up catching nothing

[@beany1987]

What are these albis some type of tuna species or what?

[@saganworshipper6062]

Was just striper fishing in Rhode Island and the dudes there were killin the lil tunny on fly rods.

[@darrelldnightshade9429]

Love the seclusion here!

[@katocrazy]

just wonder if i can find a calm shore like this in Southern California

[@SteamControlValve]

I'm a bank fishing dude too. Love the videos . You keep on keeping on bro.

[@erniesuarez4492]

That was awesome dude, but what state was this on

[@deedatfan6868]

Woww....what heavenly spot...😍😍👍

[@AYEEEDION]

where were you fishing

[@habbi126]

Thanks for uploading!😇

[@bmwthreethreefive5798]

Incredible fishing. I would love to live somewhere I could do this. Beats dam carp fishing in the cold

[@thebestisyettobe5506]

@2:21 is that a snap swivel?

[@albertoreyes7581]

WHAT IS THE SIZES TO BE KEEP?

[@marrec8]

Where is this place?

[@ipodtouch1992rfc]

Thats looks amazing! Im from scotland watch your videos all the time good fisherman👏

[@dinofilic3748]

that fish is so fast, for a second it looks like speedup when they swim away.

[@kylerbrantley509]

In Hawai’i, we call those “Kawakawa”(s), but they’re commonly in the deep blue, and they have a darker blue color on the top. Very strong iron tasting fish, fun to catch though and extremely abundant.