Yellowtail Snapper and castnetting some bait {Catch, Clean, Cook} (Swamp N Stomp ep. #59)
Channel: Swamp N Stomp
Date: 07/05/2020

In this episode, Danny and Mark join an old friend of theirs, Capt. Leo, on his 28 foot Whitewater to do some simple fishing that anybody can do... Yellowtailing! Just drop a bag of chum, and start freespooling some silversides on a small jighead in about 30-60 feet of water, you can't go wrong. We filled our 30 snapper limit in a matter of a few hours and caught a little something extra too. The Toro or Atlantic Bigeye is a strange looking reef fish that's mostly nocturnal and can be highly abundant on nearshore reefs this time of year as the aggregate for spawning. And just like us, when they finish doing the deed they make work up an appetite that makes the a really fun species to target on light tackle. But do they taste good? Or are they just a trash fish that should be thrown back, watch this episode to find out!
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