Hottest Bite this Year for Mangrove Snapper!

[@RH-qk5lt]

Ok, now Todd knows which side a spinning reel handle is suppose to be on! Getting bait like that is always a fantastic clue of how the day is going.

[@charleshatcliff5588]

Enjoyed y'all. Loved nanner man getting bit by that snapper.

[@TampaBayFishingChannel]

Thanks but that wasn’t nannerman! Lol

[@colemant6845]

New Cape Coral Sub here! This was REAL Anchoring Wisdom! I like seeing how EXPERIENCED fisherman do it on the SW coast! How far offshore were you? Do you fish further South around Ft. Myers? My boat is ready to GO!

[@TampaBayFishingChannel]

Thank you for the invite. Might have to take you up on it

[@RHAllyn]

trolling motor gave out on me this past weekend while offshore (60ft of water)... first time anchoring. We drifted off the spot a few times before it finally set so think maybe our anchor wasn't heavy enough? We still limited out on lanes but every time we started to get mangroves we would drift off the spot. Thanks for the tip on heading didn't even account for that

[@jamesborger9513]

Hey Todd, at the one-minute mark, my Buddy Chad asked if the camera was taking him at his good side????? well, when I went to math class something that big and round didn't have a side to it? lol Anyway, really good to have Chad back and to see everybody out fish him as usual? Have a great day and Fish More, Catch More!!!!

[@TampaBayFishingChannel]

Lmao!!!

[@omardiaz510]

Ran Sunday, saw quite a few dead fish from about 30’ out to 80’. All smaller and pretty decomposed.

[@richkonefal710]

Can you explain the anchor technique for the false current?

[@TampaBayFishingChannel]

We keep the boat in reverse to keep us in one spot and it creates a current off the back of the boat that the baitfish think is the tide moving.

[@BoatEye360]

Can't fish? I'm just giving the fish population a break - they can't handle all this skill! 😂

[@TampaBayFishingChannel]

@@BoatEye360 lol ok grunt king!!!!