HOW TO CATCH FLOUNDER EAZY WITH GULP

This video well show you how to use Gulp to catch Flounders. We caught so many flouder on gulp, it make live bait look sorry. We show you how to find flounders, how to hook them, when you know its a bite or not, and the list goes on. This is a must see video if you love flounder. PLEASE SUB TO addictiontothewild

[@andybarnes7002]

this the best fishing duo ive seen in a long time , catch fish and teach the world how much we got in common i love it guys.

[@VerisonMember]

4 years of searching how to fish and this is the most comprehensive video yet! No one else explains this much! People usually just show you what bait they use and then cut to them reeling in a fish. No one ever explains what to do with the bait in the water! Thank you for explaining this technique. I wish there were more videos like this for every kind of fish!

[@TBspeaksfl]

So I watched this to nights ago saving fished all my life but never having caught a flounder... Last night I went out in my kayak and used theses methods....caught 6 Flounder on the grass flats. Thanks!

[@dgfiedler]

I live on the outer banks and just recently taught myself that slow-fishing method for flounder (with gulps too) and its awesome! Caught my first of many keeper flounder this year, including a 19" and a 19 1/2' fat 'ol flounder! Happy Fishing!

[@growandgame]

good video. I actually ended up getting some of these and they work. Caught a few flounder on them already. Where I fish (Chesapeake Bay) you wont get near the bottom with a 1/4 ounce jig without using a 3 way swivel set up. I use that, but I also use 3 ounce jig heads for getting to bottom with no 3 way. One thing I recommend for bigger flounder is getting a jig head that the bait wont slip off easily. Lost a few big bites from cheap jig heads letting the shrimp be pulled down. GL on fishing!

[@crash14me2]

Dad and I would use spro bucktails and gulps to catch flounder in the Chesapeake bay like 5 years ago or so. Dad bought some when they first came out and we used to use live minnows ALL the time. One day we couldn't get minnows and tried the gulps and they were BETTER! Good job!

[@txguynnh]

Who could dislike this? I love catching flounder. My dream career would be to metal detect for people's lost jewelry and take inter city kids and recovering addicts fishing. Good video.

[@wilsocn]

I just went to Florida and tried saltwater fishing for the first time and that Gulp stuff is no joke. I didn't catch any flounder but I did catch a speckled trout, pompano, lady fish and several other toothy things that I couldn't identify. They hit it on the bottom as if it were some type of live or cut bait.

[@TBrownRecords]

Cool video also do y'all still go to the same place to fish

[@tbirdandbigal]

Great job captain. Everyone has their own opinion on how to catch certain fish. You've obviously proven your method. I have my own method and plan to use yours next time out in the Del. bay. I especially liked how you made your trip personalized (I'm assuming that was a paid excursion). The men with you were smiling and catching fish. Thats all that matters. We need more captains like this one. Again... great job!

[@MudBuddyHarrison]

Great instructional video, you are on point with your instructions. The gulp works well because they look like the natural bait "brown shrimp". the brown shrimp grow in the area you're fishing. Flounder and fluke both are caught in your area. Fluke have their eyes or the left and flounder have their eyes on the right side. They both look very similar. It's terrible that so many people make such negative remarks when you are using your valuable time to make a video. Good Luck and keep posting.

[@MrTatts64]

Excellent stuff! Our UK Flounder have much smaller mouths, which will only take a little work with bait and hook size. Thanks for the tips and info. Greatly appreciated, thanks.

[@samshotgun6530]

It's like a mix of our California halibut and patrole sole. I would like to catch some one day if I make it back east again.

[@addictiontothewild]

Let's go champ

[@samshotgun6530]

@@addictiontothewild I'll take you Pacific halibut and king salmon fishing out of northern California, or albacore or California halibut or rockfishing.. I fish for everything on the west coast here and maybe we should trade trips sometime!

[@Covers70]

Gulps good stuff its my go too for flounder redfish and white trout for speckled trout i still seem to have better luck on a regular saltwater assasin plastic in a certain color kewl video looks like a nice lil flounder spot keep em bowed up

[@guardianmn]

This guy knows what he is talking about. thanks for the information, Captain.

[@jaddy540]

I have a flounder story for you. I was live fishing with finger mullet off the South Jetty. in St. Aug.,Fl. I always tucked a hand net into the back of my pants before climbing on the rocks. I was standing on a huge flat rock and lowered my bait down the side of the rock,just to test the depth. Damn if i did not get a huge flounder hit right away,and realized the net was in my van. I got this big flounder up and was clutching it to my chest,when he spit the hook and slipped away into the drink. So I climbed back to my van in a big-assed hurry to rebait, got back on the rock,and same thing after dropping right on the same spot. I then realized that in my haste, I had left the net in the van again! So another replay, clutching the fish to my chest and him slipping away too. May have been the same fish, Caught 6 more that day, but none as big as the 2 that got away. I used to have names for all my favorite rocks there. This rock is one of a pair that I dubbed 'The Sisters' and only fished it when the tide dropped about 2 feet making them visible but slippery. Used to get flounder there in June-July. In May,used to catch 3 foot Blues that were heading north for the summer. Great times when you could drive to the jetties.

[@TheSixStringGuy]

I know exactly where you talking about. I live in st.augustine and fish the inlets and bridges all the time. The jettys are over run with people and people fishing now. I go to the San Sebastian river and pop reds all day. I go floundering by fort matanzas

[@davidblevinsjr]

You have good taste in fishing knives. That Spyderco Salt is awesome, no carbon in the steel means no rust.

[@westernnewyorkangler4273]

Glad to see you guys follow the rules, a lot of people don't especially when it comes to flounder...

[@UnckieBub]

@addictiontothewild What model Spyderco Salt is that Jeff is wearing? Where did you get that sheath? And how is it performing on the water for ya? Thanks for sharing the video. Was in the OBX two weeks ago. weather not too good so fishing was rough from the back. 30 to 60 mph gusting winds.

[@evillan76]

Awesome video! I could'nt help notice but what kind of knife were you wearing in this video? Thanks!

[@vipergeddy]

Love the vids bro keep up the grate work your friend Mike from nj

[@dieseldb9544]

When fishing trout and flounder I do not set the hook, however I do a lean back. For trout it is great cause they have a soft lip and prevents ripping bait out of their mouth. For flounder I feel the same aspect applies. You are 100% right about working the jig slow, just my personal opinion.

[@addictiontothewild]

Yes sir thanks.

[@johnnygregg1550]

nice fishing. I wish Berkley Gulp would give you a dollar for each view you have on this video. This is great, I don't know about the other million viewers, but you made me a believer in this product, thanks for the vid!!

[@Winkiedoodles]

Very nice fish. How do you clean those rascals?

[@tyrionlannister1628]

Thanks for the video!, camera man did his best which was good enough for me = ) really appreciate the video, really going to remember the tips n tricks, especially how it usually feels like you're on bottom when catching a flounder, truer'er words could not be spoken, last time I caught a flounder I was reeling in, and .. I got stuck on the bottom, I yelled OutLoud "Da** I'm Caught!", and stopped reeling, as soon as I did, the reel started Spooling out, and I said Whoa I gotta Fish! keeper Flounder, right after that same spot, caught a Black Drum.. good times.

[@jaybee006]

Very nice. I'm in the MHC area. When do they start to show up around Topsail area?

[@williamhenderson51]

Awesome instructions.....you are an instructor.

[@addictiontothewild]

@gbh559 Thanks alot. Its not to hard to cut them up. I will try to do a video on it one day. I fish up there alot with Frank, thats where hes from. I almost got into trouble up there for the flounders. I was killing them, until some local told me the limit. but yall got some big croakers and big choppers blues them us. How the striper doing now??

[@AndrewRutherford87]

Like the vid. Where are you? Flounders are 12" in JAX FL. Woulda had some good dinner that day.

[@jermzdee]

Flounder us my favorite eating fish. Where is this taking place...and nice catches, sure enjoyed watching

[@TheNutriarat]

Finally, somebody that knows what the hell he is talking about. Great video and instructions!!

[@Broxty]

Man you guys looked like you had a blast, great video.

[@addictiontothewild]

Yes sir, we had a blast. Thanks a lot.

[@123catey]

Can't wait to catch some trout. I mean flounder.

[@mowafaqaskar460]

C.APWAP after 4 years...dis you catch any?😂

[@byrdieee3459]

mowafaq askar that’s a good ass question 🤔🤨🧐

[@Kaptain-Chow]

great video .. i think this might be the best one i have seen so far

[@fishonlinecanada]

Thank you for sharing this great video. Good job showing how to catch legal size fish and the bait the use. Tight lines and happy finishing.

[@addictiontothewild]

Fish OnLine Cools stuff thanks.

[@Mikeg198477]

Great video. Learned a lot about flounder. I'm down at St George catching trout right and left but tmrw I'm going after flounder!!

[@cdj007]

Great video man where were yall at???

[@GAs06tC]

on the east coast the best gulp for the flounder is the white swimming mullet. Atleast thats what we have the best luck with. Best way to use this stuff, on your way to where your going to fish, take a few gulps out and let them dry out a little in your tackle box. This will let them firm up slightly. Now dont let them sit out over night or anything they will turn into leather haha, but let them dry for about 10 minutes before use. They will work just as well, and last 10 times longer.

[@cliffayscue1]

Hey Addict, have you ever thought about running Gulp shrimp tandem style? I see where logic lures is having a great deal of success with it. Just a thought. I would think it would help lure them to the area of the bait.I'll give it a shot and let you know how it went in the near future...To be continued. Ha!

[@Straight0uttaCrofton]

Gulp! actually works great. i've caught catfish, bass, sunfish, flounder, bluefish, weakfish, shad, etc. i like the 4" grubtail, the 2" grubtail, the paddletail, and the 3" shad the best. i usually rig them on beetlespinners, jigheads, chatterbait heads, and scrounger heads. good luck.

[@phonepimpbill]

Do you ever use circle hooks with them? In many cases of other fish and other kinds of bait I've found they're easier to set and don't miss as much.

[@Robjmar7]

Another excellent video. Learned a lot from all your videos. Thank you.

[@interstategar]

There could be an exception to the wait to set the hook for flounder. I was fishing a spot near the mouth of an inlet right near the ocean had was fishing live minnows and flounder hit the minnows hard, and was hooked right away. Didn't even have to set the hook.The strike was just as I picked the line up from the bottom a couple of times. A 20 inch fish. I used a flounder hook.

[@sitruscrum]

where were you fishing? i fish in NJ , but the regulation to keep it is 18" inches. does gulp blood worms work good for flounder as well

[@johnnyhermosillo1022]

So i wanna say thank you yesterday night i was watching your video caught me a 22inch flounder and for that i wanna thank you

[@gbh559]

Nice job. Now show us the trick to cleaning those things. I went to a restaurant in VA BCH once, ordered flounder, and they brought it out, cooked, WHOLE. Had to use a special fork to eat it with. From then on I always asked, "That bitch is filleted ain't it". LOL! Good to see you guys again. Always look forward to your work!!!

[@snookcandy2330]

taught me alot thank you.. other day I went out and caught 15 flounder because this video :) happy hunting

[@crodriguez5017]

Hi, great Video. Im from Puerto Rico I was reading about different flounders!! This morning I was spearfishing and found one from about 2 feet!!! Take 4 great fillet out of it. I bake it but found a lot but a lot of spine(I have to leave it, cannot eat it) is that normal on all flounder?? Thanks, hope you can answer my question.

[@jessypooh24]

This guy knows his stuff. Great vid

[@OAlonzo409]

over in texas the legal size limit is 14 i would of been keeping the 14 in ones ya caught good fish ya getting btw

[@kingmackattack42]

Is that color Gulp you're using represent the prey that flounder in your area normally feed on, or do they hit that color just because? I've always been partial to using the New Penny shade because it's close to being the natural color of the local shrimp and It usually works, but it seems that lately they've been slacking up on it a bit. By the way, nice vid.

[@addictiontothewild]

Im down here by wilmington do my thing lol. People on the piers like Kure pier been getting a lot of flounders right by the surf with mud minnows. One was 8 pounds pulled up. I like to fish the ICW for my flounders. I like to fish for them when the tide is going down. Thanks for the comments.

[@squamishfish]

I live in Vancouver Canada at low tides we just move rocks and pick up Black Sea Worms., put them on a hook with a leader with a sliding weight and at low or high tides during the slack tide ,Then just cast let it sit on the bottom till a bite happens which is very quick

[@GyWO10]

What part of NC are you from? Im in Jacksonville and would love to get on some action like this. No luck so far this season.

[@damzeni1]

I always see that stuff but never use. I'm headed to Arroyo City TX this weekend I'm going to try it.

[@palmer3977]

I am out tomorrow guys in my local river estuary, I hop I have half the luck you did, tight lines

[@alexanderoutlaw2067]

hey addiction to the wild im nick and live in the fort bragg/Fayettville, NC. I often go to surf city peir and i would love to know what you prefer to fish for when there.

[@jaddy540]

On a pier drop straight down along each and every piling.They love to hang out there. They also hang out UNDER piers, so try there as well. They are pretty common in the Intracoastal waterway,as are trout,especially at night.

[@rlanzz]

hey, what rod are they that u guys are using and roughly how much ? thanks Tom

[@dames3659]

great explanation of hook setting, really helps fishermen new to flounder.

[@madjoker2007]

Where are you in North Carolina?? What beach do you fish at?? And finally the name of the bait you are using?? Thank you

[@rongamblin2107]

Thank You Capt. Jeff exceptional video.

[@jessewilliams4047]

You're only right about the expensive part. I'm a fishing guide from Minnesota and catch more walleyes (the state's beloved fish; can be extremely finicky and tough to catch) on Gulp! than any other technique throughout the year. I'm not a fan of big companies such as Pure Fishing but they sure have one great product here. Does it need to be expensive? Not really, but it is one of a kind and when they sell as well as they do why change it? Maybe change how you use it and you'll start believing.

[@philipeames631]

how effective is the Gulp swimming mullet once another fish bits it's tail off? This seems to happen a lot when I'm fish for flounder in the intercostal. Thanks for all your how to videos as their very helpful.

[@HeetXS]

Just bought some on amazon. Nice tutorial. That's the way I fish a worm for bass. Thanks!

[@mariaschi]

great video capt'n!!

[@llamabutterful]

What weight was the jig head you were using, and what size hook did it have?

[@TashieBarlow]

your awesome, loved watching this video, no stuff around and you know what your talking about nice one

[@kipperwhite2976]

Like the sypderco alot good video TY

[@FiyahAblaze]

Great informative and exciting.

[@gene706others]

In Ny we call them Flute and they must be 21 and1/2 to keep. I will try that bait next year. Thanks.

[@alldaydevo]

Sweet, we usually get in and drag net or spear them at night, never seen one on the hook before

[@strtslpr]

Nice size flounders!! Good job!

[@mattperkins3572]

Captain Jeff is showing off boy!!

[@addictiontothewild]

Thanks for the comments.

[@99600F4]

where are you guys located? 15" is a pretty big flounder... it's only 12" here in florida

[@MedicRNMike]

He's fishing for SOUTHERN flounder guys. True that you can catch summer flounder (aka fluke around NY and NJ) in the Carolinas, but more likely they caught fluke's slightly more restrained cousin, the southern flounder. And he's fishing in an estuary-a back bay.

[@Couchgoblin]

nice video bro. looks like fun

[@michaelseidl5240]

Looks like shallow water, back bay, close to shore obviously. What was the water depth? What made you decide to target that area? I only ask because the bulk of fluke fishing is done in deeper water. Thanks, nice video Cap

[@addictiontothewild]

Michael Seidl It was like 3 to 4 foot of water. We just going around look for them at low tide.

[@tomcat44100]

nice spyderco knife is it the h1?

[@TheFishslayer2000]

who's your cameraman ?? bye the way great vid

[@susanday8027]

He's right guys don't listen to those people who say set it write away I catch flounder all the time wait A few seconds bc they let it go

[@hankwilliams8648]

HAHA i heard dat! man sounds baked but havin a good time lol nice flounder btw

[@tjflounder]

Wow.. this is my first time watching anyone catch Flounder? Where are you located I havent had time to go back and catch up.. thanks

[@addictiontothewild]

I fell like a light tug on my like. It fill like you bump something, but it could be a flounder grab it. Just let it sit like 15sec then set the hook. Hope this help.

[@iluvfatchx]

Whats the difference in putting the hook up or down of the shrimp, grub, swimbait etc.??

[@nmf1080]

Holy crap it sounded like a freaking rocket launched off at 8:01! Great video though taught me a lot.

[@addictiontothewild]

Thanks a lot. I don't what that was.

[@Phillymike320]

addictiontothewild The breeze, blowing across the mic on the camera.

[@greghoskins9237]

Amazing vid, would you hold the fish like any other or does it have any sharp fins?

[@addictiontothewild]

No sharp fins!! Just watch the teeth haha. And keep a net on you because they know how to shake the hook off. Thanks for the comments.

[@greghoskins9237]

Thanks also

[@brianmurphy6862]

I live in prime country for fluke and flounder here on Long Island NY. We pull in 8 and 10 pounders like nothing with live killies. I'm definitely gonna try gulp shrimp if the word is correct!

[@cnow7583]

This guy is a true dab.

[@Lftlnegngster]

Great fishin boys!

[@tha904mack]

Where do you fish in jax? I just caught a 16" in fleming yesterday.

[@littlesister3477]

Dude, Who taped this video ? just curious. In the very beginning where you were showing us how to attach the gulp to the hook the camera was on you almost the whole time and just as you were finishing with the description the camera finally focused in on the bait, a bit to late.

[@jasup2010]

What's the legal weight on those in your state? Great video!

[@BabyBoeingGaming]

In most states they’re done by total length head to tail. Can be any weight as long as length is good

[@xtheritalinx]

How long does the scent/flavor of the bait last? Can you fish the same piece for hours or do you have to periodically change it out?

[@588158]

great video i learned a lot

[@addictiontothewild]

Thanks 🙏🏾

[@journeytheoutdoors]

good video as always brother hooking up on dinner

[@kingmackattack42]

How many folks you got on that boat? Everytime the camera swings around, there's someone new to be seen. You're right about that Gulp bait, that scent trail it leaves brings 'em all in. Another one of the things I like about this bait is, it stops the bait stealers cold. Yes, Gulp costs a lot, but think about all of the live bait you're not losing to the pinfish,catfish and other nuisances.

[@addictiontothewild]

yeah you 100% right about that. They always bite off the back end for some reason.

[@Nik_-ny2dv]

can these techniques also work in a bay fishing off rocks and piers?

[@addictiontothewild]

Yeah I do see other people do like you say to. But if you catching fish!! Its all good.