Slow Pitch Jigging in DEEP water for GOLDEN TILEFISH | Catch & Cook

[@whalerlife53]

Gotta love the expression on the ole' ladies face when she was tasting the fish. She was about ready to heave.🤣At least she was willing to give it a try. Good content!!

[@CaptCollier]

Haha right? I’m just proud of her for trying it atleast. Thanks !

[@FishBumpTV]

Always wanted to do that! Looks like fun to me! CONGRATS on the Golden Tile!

[@CaptCollier]

It’s possible for ya, only about 45 miles out of perdido pass. And thanks!

[@FishBumpTV]

@@CaptCollierI plan on it when we get the new Boat finished, gonna have twins on that one, 29 feet long, with 160 gallons of fuel. She will be alot more offshore capable than my current boat. You'll have to come on over, and make a trip when were finished with the build.

[@jimhudson556]

Brandon, thank you for your videos! Very educational and entertaining. Years ago I ate Monkfish aka poor man’s lobster, has a texture much like your description of this fish

[@saltyswiggs]

It was just such a great trip one of my most memorable catches for sure!

[@CaptCollier]

No doubt. I think ill stick with the jigging. Might throw my tanacom 500 on the ole goofish next time though haha

[@FrankJamger]

Fresh from the ocean and sure looks good.

[@CaptCollier]

Yessir. Doesn’t get any fresher

[@majorrhodes2870]

Love the content you post always clean. Gotta say the sheepshead fishing is my fav. Keep up the great work. I am a new sub. Now

[@CaptCollier]

Thanks! I love the sheep fishing as well, but i try and switch it up when i have the opportunity

[@scoop-sc5gr]

Pro tip ,when your fish in the deep water give it a couple reels to get the scope out and then jig it up!!! Fish on!!

[@CaptCollier]

Preciate it. I’m learning as I go

[@wrightackle1]

Was this yesterday [26th]? So glad you are cooking in the cast iron. Only way to fly. I have an 11" by 11" lodge griddle and I also eat fish everyday. If you have a restaurant supply store in your area go by there and pick up some el cheapo stainless steel tongs. They are so handy for reaching in and flipping the fish. They are only about six inches long.

[@CaptCollier]

No this was about two weeks ago. And the cast iron is the only way to go! Usually when I use tongs the fish falls apart more easily so that's why I tried a spatula

[@mritolduso7355]

Alright cuz, glad to see you caught a tile however, electric for me… I might try the slow pitch when I get back in shape!

[@CaptCollier]

haha just throw you a electric reel on a slow pitch rod and your good!

[@bayoubanditcharters]

Good catch and cook brother! Your making an old inshore guy want to try some offshore, lol!

[@CaptCollier]

Haha if you do it enough, inshore fishing will never be the same again 😅

[@southernsalt]

I need some of this in my life!!

[@CaptCollier]

We gonna do it again this summer for sure

[@ronmartin5971]

Nice video. I bet that fish was delicious. You wife seemed so shy lol. Keep it up Capt

[@CaptCollier]

Thanks it was 10/10 for sure as far as taste. Lol and she is

[@NAUTILYFE]

Good stuff as usual cap! Tight lines 🤙🏼

[@CaptCollier]

Thanks y’all. Same!

[@ArdRick1]

nice video. got to have good shoulders to deep drop and jig. good job.

[@CaptCollier]

You got that right! Im always alittle sore after a long day of jigging. Ill do it again and again though

[@williamcoats78]

Cool video dude

[@CaptCollier]

Thanks!

[@TimNye850]

Nice!

[@CaptCollier]

Thanks!

[@jameschism7814]

Way to go Capt! So funny your wife wont eat fish....you catch so many LOL

[@CaptCollier]

Everyone says that , haha. It is pretty crazy. When my freezer is full I either stop keeping fish or give the meat to family

[@robertfezekas6632]

Great video! If you ever wanna fish out of Venice, LA give me a shout! My buddy and I fish out of my 22' cat all the time!

[@CaptCollier]

Sounds great, will do. I was just over there last week checking out a boat

[@jasonscott5932]

Hey BC. Love your vids. What length and pound test top shot you use on that setup?

[@CaptCollier]

Thanks I appreciate ya watching! And it’s all personal preference and what your targeting really, but typically I’ll throw on about 8-10ft of 40-50lb flourocarbon. Maybe even 60 if I’m fishing around some narly structure

[@8-bitco-op897]

Also how much line can you get on that reel?

[@CaptCollier]

330yds of 30lb jbraid

[@wl952]

What kind of slow pitch rod and reel setup do you recommend bro?

[@CaptCollier]

Exactly What I’m using in this video. It’s in the description

[@davidfloyd9413]

I need to go fishing with you

[@marcushester8179]

Do you charter? Bottom fishing. Full day.

[@CaptCollier]

No sir. Not yet. Waiting on new boat before I start running charters

[@Jvachannel.82]

Terbaik bro 👍

[@ericdavi1231]

I see an electric Seaborg slow pitch reel in your future!

[@CaptCollier]

Shoot I wish. I’ll take donations towards one 😀

[@ericdavi1231]

@@CaptCollier you gotta admit, it’s kind of a sick feeling letting that much line out knowing you’re going to have to reel it all back in by hand!

[@8-bitco-op897]

DAT HOOKSET!!!! Thats how you start a video. Cant wait to get out there and so some slow pitch. About how long does it take you to get out that deep?

[@CaptCollier]

Haha be careful, it’s addicting. And it all depends on what you cruise the boat at. It took us about 1 1/2 hours

[@jimmythompson7483]

that green eyed shark is called a spiny dog fish, be careful he will get you with the spine down by his tail if he gets the chance. there is also a regular dog fish that has no spines.

[@CaptCollier]

I thought that was the other name they had. I didn’t know they had another spine by there tail. Thanks for the info!

[@ianmankersen]

The whole beginning I was saying no way he went in his boat..🤣

[@CaptCollier]

Dont think I wont! Lol

[@ianmankersen]

@@CaptCollier 🤣🤣🤣🐟💀

[@pamelahewett4768]

You say it's a one time thing, I bet it's like lays potato chips, you can't do just one...... 😁😁😁

[@CaptCollier]

Yea your absolutely right. Will definitely be back after them eventually 😀

[@greatlakesfishingguy3227]

Not gonna catch those with a Bream Buster....lol

[@CaptCollier]

Nosir. Gonna need about 700 more ft of line 😅

[@thomasgreenhoe7192]

@@CaptCollier and some longer arms.....

[@John_Williams421]

You need a heavier jig and you won’t need to throw it in reverse. Try a 600g in 1000ft

[@John_Williams421]

And put 15 pound j braid on there😉

[@CaptCollier]

I didn't have any heavier jigs at the time and didn't want to drop squid.. It got the job done. But yes I agree, 15lb Braid would definitely help with the scope

[@chadorrell7224]

I’d put that jig on a electric reel and put a wind on swivel @ 800’ and put a clip swivel on your jigging reel and unclip it once you get it up a little. That’s too far!

[@CaptCollier]

I could, but what's the fun in that? Lol Ill probably invest in a light electric reel in the future. But For now, i have no problem reeling up that far manually as long as there is a fish on the other end.

[@mattcollier616]

That’s a work out looked like a blast

[@CaptCollier]

So much fun, and worth it!