SURF FISHING with a SABIKI RIG and THIS HAPPENDED (CATCH CLEAN COOK) *Simple Fish Tacos Recipe*
Channel: Fish & Trips
Date: 13/05/2021

Check out all the gear featured in this episode at: https://www.amazon.com/shop/fishtrips I headed to Surfside in Freeport Texas to Surf fish targeting a slot Red fish for my catch, clean, and cook. The plan was to use a Sabiki rig to catch some live bait for my surf rod, but then this happened...

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