In the end, it was the veteran angler Florentino who caught the big fish of the dayan estimated 6-pound calico, which made for great photos before we released it
00:22:46 Stephen: Hes been really good at kind of, you know, showing me, helping me to see stuff
Whether youre already planning a saltwater trip or simply looking for a new challenge, this episode offers a practical roadmap for hunting one of the oceans most overlooked predators
Captain Scott Null shares his thoughts, I love Buggs because of their life-like qualities
It acts as a failsafe, preventing us from overworking our lure, maintaining an appropriate speed for the conditions, and ensuring we stay within the strike zone
Bluegill spawn after the bass and usually well into the summer, and you can find their beds relatively easily as they make big circles in the sand or grass and guard them fiercely