Reel Time Florida Sportsman - St. Johns Largemouth Bass - Season 4, Episode 9 - RTFS

"Florida's Favorite, Bass"
Capt. George Gozdz covers the ins and outs of bass fishing in central Florida.
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[@mariusschepp5831]

Ngl the new music has fully grown on me now... It's soooo chilled, I love it! Keep up the great episodes:)

[@marker_eight]

thanks for watching!

[@bkeenan85_outdoorlife]

Nice to see a local I know. Great job Monte and George!

[@nowii1982]

I'm from Texas and love your videos!

[@austin.rivera]

always loved the bass videos keep it up

[@marker_eight]

thank you!

[@bigfish454m]

I love this video!!!

[@garrettbezdek3945]

Amazing content I'll be a long time subscriber

[@marker_eight]

thanks for watching!

[@garrettbezdek3945]

+ReelTimeFS always keep up the series

[@syd7792]

Gotta love punching those thick matts. Would love the chance to bass fish with you Captain George! Maybe get you out of the boat and into a kayak?

[@TheBassGuy]

This is Kville not the St. John's it's the lake I keep telling you we need to fish

[@syd7792]

Ricky DeBoliac Then why is it titled St johns lol

[@BOCazayPesca]

Nice video, well done, congrats! ;)

[@marker_eight]

thank you!

[@BOCazayPesca]

;)

[@cadolf3]

Only Captain George releases bass like that 😂

[@davecfishing7907]

Kenasville lake not quite st john in the current

[@KeyWestKayakFishing]

If you had brighter color clothes and a lot more logos you might have done better. Plus, hardly any hollering. LOL.

[@marker_eight]

haha thank you!

[@954fishing9]

Do a snakehead episode

[@viper2788]

or an invasive species episode

[@jacobtesta8228]

Go to 5:55 and look to the left of them 🐟

[@valerikroumi8148]

why do you need to use a baitcaster to punch through grass?

[@UnfathomedFishing]

You could use a spinning rod I guess.

[@jimnickerson5755]

These fish don't seem to put up much of a fight.Most fish were landed within 5 to 7 seconds of hook up.Or do you edit out the time it takes to land one.

[@evanpapp2712]

Nah that's all

[@ogbuke1]

I'm sorry but I don't get the bass thing.. I normally use 60lb braid for 150lb halibut here in Norway and it is plenty strong, but I see people so often in america using up to 80lb line to catch a 2lb fish. And the argument that you fish in the weeds is totally dead because with 15lb braid you can just horse the fish right out of the thickest vegetation imagineable without the line ever breaking. But maybe 2+2=5 over there

[@AVsDproductions]

Eh i mean the mindset seems to be "Used the heaviest line I can get away with". Especially when you are punching through thick matts like this with 1-2oz of weight, you arent using 65lb braid for the 2lb fish, you are using it for the chance of 10lb fish. But you arent wrong, 65lb might be overkill, but at the same time there isnt a good reason not to use it

[@ryankoproski6104]

going kind of light 50 lb spider wire

[@sg_flea4116]

What's the brand of flip flops you wear?

[@viper2788]

I never understood bass fishermen that strictly fish for bass. Theres so much more out there in saltwater... esp in florida!

[@bloodyshow1]

Figures you got to use live bait to catch em smh

[@brycesuid5218]

What a deceiving header