Fortune Spoons Mini Fish Scale Top 12 patterns salmon trout
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A sneek peak at the Top 12 FortuneSpoons Mini Fish Scale patterns on the 3/4 ounce, 3 1/2 inch blade. Each spoon comes with 2 oval, magnesium alloy split rings and a nickle plated Siwash hook. These spoons perform great trolling or casting. My clients catch BIG Salmon, Trout, Pike, Bass, Drum and many others on these spoons. They are available now on www.fortunespoons.com
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This is part two of a two part Black Sea Bass bottom fishing trip. Filmed off the coast of Georgia in Grays Reef about 35 miles out due East of Sapelo Island. Fished a 25ft Wellcraft with twin Yamahas. Video features Capt. Mark Noble and my Dad and myself alternating as the fishing guest. Part One is at www.youtube.com Check out Mark’s website at www.georgiafishing.net
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my faverot is the red one
i use cut squids
Size limits have been increased since this video was filmed.
Wow, Georgia gets to keep tiny seabass? I wish Rhode Island had the same leniency. Our minimums are 12″. Lucky you!
how big do they get?
We were using frozen spanish macks. Bait that was a bit frozen was easier to hook onto the bait.
Did I hear you grunt ?
nice fishing. wut kind of bait did u guys use?
Because they are within the size limits mandated by the Georgia DNR – The areas that hold much of our Sea Bass are far enough out so there is very little stress on the fish. Our limits are set by the GA DNR after exhuastive study on angler impact on the species. I appreciate your comments on fishing for the future. The Coastal Conservation Association is a fishing conservation society – check em out.
them sea are way to small to keep….why are u keepin them