How To Series: Fishing Plum Gut!

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[@easterneuropeantracksuit3312]

Coast to coast

[@fanghan9862]

This is really the type of video I'm looking for. Lots of useful informations and skills. My boat is in Greenport and I fished near plum island but only after watching this video I know where are the structure s. Thank you sir and can you please make some more video like this teach some fluke fishing skills near greenport? Thank you

[@nextdriftfishing]

Glad it was helpful! Please check out the other episodes on our channel! There's tons of Fluke fishing information! Thanks a lot for watching!

[@mc1847]

Looking forward to next episode…maybe central LI sound

[@nextdriftfishing]

I think you're going to enjoy it 😉

[@anthonyfasulo4690]

Great video. Appreciate the info sharing, very helpful.

[@nextdriftfishing]

Thanks for watching Anthony! I'm really glad to hear you find it useful.

[@duffmeister6480]

Hey JT, could you possibly show us how to transfer saved spots from the navionics app to a navionics chart on a boat ? Thanks very much.

[@nextdriftfishing]

I can certainly do that

[@user-dc9bq1nn9n]

great video thank you for posting it

[@jjkula1]

Great Video, I’m not seeing on Patreon.

[@nextdriftfishing]

Thanks bud! The extended content will appear on Patreon on Fridays. Available to all paid members. It's a great place

[@KennethWangFishing]

Great video, very informative geological insight of the LI sound. It is just amazing that there’s a mini canyon 300 ft deep in the sound while the tuna ground we have 30 miles offshore is just 200 ft deep. Thanks for the great video. Any plans for some north shore bottom fishing videos?

[@nextdriftfishing]

Thanks Ken. Isn't it amazing? There's some pretty cool history down there. To answer your question, yes! We have lots of plans moving forward. Thanks a lot for watching

[@tlfu6836]

I was out there the Friday before MDW. There were over 40 boats out there. We had flat calm conditions until you hit the rip. Even on a calm day, it's best to reel up and avoid the most turbulent waters if you can. There were plenty of fish to be caught up current of the rip line. The few times we drifted into the rip because we were hooked up, we took some waves on the stern that flooded the transom well and tossed us around pretty good. This was in a 21 foot sea hunt CC. You also need to "go with the flow" there, and follow the same drift pattern as everyone else. Don't be that moron that tries to spot lock or troll through there. 🤦

[@robmontesi5623]

If the world ever runs low on lead, we can restock with what’s on the bottom of The Gut, The Race and The Cape Cod Canal. Lord knows I’ve made more than a few deposits in each!

[@tlfu6836]

I said the same thing to my friends the other day after losing some sinkers and bucktail jigs to the bottom.

[@pastapaul150]

Nice job. Incoming and outgoing good?

[@nextdriftfishing]

Thanks Paul. Both tides can be very productive. Usually, one will be better than the other on any given day. Lately, incoming has been best but it will change day to day.

[@Fishingandkicking]

Thanks for the tips. Hope to put them to use soon. Will report back.

[@RobertCurtin-hi2cm]

Oh boy… Lyme Disease fishing

[@cppasc]

Great video, thank you!