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Haha thanks for watching... honestly for easy of tying the knot, I actually find the FG knot simpler, however unpopular of a position that is... thanks again for watching and the comment!

Thanks for watching... if you watch my videos you'll see that I often fish with bait and we often do spread many rods over an area of potentially feeding fish, I actually do use many of those rods for a variety of different fishing applications, even the tuna rods... Thanks again for tuning in and the comment, really appreciate it.

Thanks so much for watching @PTI_USA... Really glad you enjoyed the video!!

Hey @freddysflyz always a pleasure to see your comments... thanks for watching... I'm glad you enjoy the humor... haha Yeah there is some terrible fishing advice out there for setting the hook... Thanks again.

oh no... I did not know that!! I mean not allowing sweet corn is kinda silly, its super soft and practically disolves in water. Its not like its boiled hard corn where the fish have trouble digesting it. Have you ever tried boilies? Thats probably your best bet :)

@@Johnnyfishalot my buddy was thinking of white bread :)

@@Mr-Eleven Bread does work, but it works best with floater rods and setups (top water fishing for carp). If you guys want to be your baits down and fish for carp I'd honestly recommend some hair rigs and some boilies, you don't have to go nuts and the rigs and baits are pretty affordable. I'd recommend (not affiliated at all with either company) mainline baits or sticky baits. I think you can get both delivered to your house from BigCarpTackle.com (again not affiliated at all haha, just a sincere recommendation). The other thing you can look for is oatmeal combo packbaits like the one I showed you, but instead of corn you use seed and oatmeal. If you do want to try boilies I'd recommend only a few flavors to start out with (again you can go insane looking at all the nonsense carp marketing out there)... I'd go with manilla (sweet) and something savory like bloodworm or krill boilies. Let the carp tell ya what they like day to day... I hope that helps... let me know if you have any questions or if you need any help. Thanks so much for the comment... really appreciate it. LEt me know if you catch any nice carp!! Love those fish!!!

Hey @comfortablynumb9342 always glad to hear from you!! Yeah crab is a dynamite bait for sure... you don't have to go nuts, you can catch some green or blueclaw crabs in pots (gotta get a permit though) and just catch your own bait. Bait shops also sell crab as well... you can always get some jigs for crabbing like I showed in the drum video or I show in some of the black fish videos... Not a hard bait to use and works GREAT for those redfish you like to catch ;) LEt me know if you have any questions. Thanks.

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Thanks so much for watching @ComputerBLEW I know it may look bad, but no worries, that those fish were caught for human consumption. We spike / bleed the the fish to dispatch them quickly and reduce any suffering, then we ice the fish to preserve the meat. This prevents the fish's ultimate sacrifice from being needless. Thanks again for watching.

Thanks so much @fredericksharon7494 I really appreciate that... Thanks for tuning in and the nice comment. I'm really glad you got some value out of the video!!

Hey Hunter!! Great comment / post... I don't disagree with you, I think you can do some good damage fishing with less expensive rods for sure! Ugly stik really does make some great rods under 50 bucks! I will say that I do enjoy rods in the $150 range for a variety of different fish, like blackfish, black drum, different wreck fish!! Pros and cons to everything... but, great shout for sure ;) thanks so much for watching and the comments!!

@@Johnnyfishalot Saltwater is different = you'll need to spend more depending on technique. I do not have sea stomach so that nixes that :))) Moved to Tennessee after 58 years in FLA ---- couldn't handle The Warm, Hot, or Broiling climate noooooooooooo more !

@@hunterm7624 hahaha niceeee.... I hear only good things about living in Tennessee. You got some monster blue and flathead cats in the Tennessee river!! Sounds awesome to me. And yeah I do agree, for example if you are fishing for those big cats (just for example) an ugly stik GX2 will do ya just fine. I don't blame you for seeking cooler climates. I live in NJ, now, where its getting warm, but its not 100% humidity all the time and it was in the cool in shade 80s today. haha Gets cold here though... Thanks so much for the comments and the feedback, hope you had a great fathers day and/or weekend!!

Hey @Mako-7790 Thanks for watching and the comment... That is a black drum, not sure what you mean by hybrid, unless you are joking haha... always tough to tell via these comments. Hope your having a great day!! Thanks again.

Thanks so much Freddy, for tuning in and the SUPER nice comment... makes my day!! Thanks so much... Its funny you mention to lay the spool flat, so many people do that and have been told to do that over the years. I myself used to do that as well, haha. When I worked on fishing boats years ago and you have to work with the gear all the time in mass for efficiency of catching fish, you tend to learn a lot faster. haha. The problem with laying the spool flat is it comes of in coils (I'm sure you heard tag face up or tag face down) and that actually results in more tangles coming off the spool... If you reel it on your line the way they spooled it on at the factory (by rolling it) you greatly reduce the tangles. So to answer your question directly, yes I "always" spool my line in this way. I have another video on how to even further reducing tangles by soaking the spool in water for a few days prior to spooling... You can check that video out here (if interested), which is focused on ultralight but does work for other reels (mono only): ua-cam.com/video/T6zii_LjZgQ/v-deo.html Also... you may be interested that I'm actually trying to film a video today explaining 3 different ways to spool your line and the different amounts of line you should put on your spool for different situations... I plan to cover everything anyone would ever need to know about spooling your line. hahaha Stay tuned for that one, might be ready in two weeks (IF I can film it today... haha)... Also thanks so much for the comment about my kiddos... yeah some people take themselves too seriously on youtube or fishing or whatever... For me the success of fishing with the kids is keeping them out of the water, keeping them from putting some terrible plant in their mouth, and/or otherwise injuring themselves. Catching the fish, if you catch any, is a bonus. hahaha Thanks so much for the thoughtful comment. I really appreciate it. I'm glad to hear you are enjoying the channel... more videos coming!!! What do you typically like to fish for, if you don't mind me asking... Have a great fathers day weekend!!!

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Hey @jason9592 NICCEEEE Hope you enjoy the reel... I actually just caught a bunch of big drum fish with that accurist and it did great on 50 and 60lb fish in heavy current... I always recommend setting your drag at 30% of the breaking strength of your line... so if you are fishing with 10lb test line, set your drag for 3lbs (at least to start) The accurist has a crazy capacity for drag, but no reason to have that drag locked out... Does that help?? LEt me know if you have any further questions. Thanks so much for tuning in and for the comment... REally appreciate it.

hahaha thanks for watching.... yeahhhhhh life is definitely hard as a crab!!

Hey Matthew... I fish in NJ mostly, but also fish in MD (though I don't buy grass shrimp in MD). Here in NJ I can say buying live grass shrimp in the bait shops is pretty expensive compared to a giant bag of shrimp in the grocery stores... I also noticed in MD I would always get Salmon scraps at the grocery stores after they filleted the salmon, but I can't really find that in NJ too much either. Very weird considering the states aren't that far apart. That's awesome though that you getting good deals on live grass shrimp down there... awesome!! How's the fishing been down your way?

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Hey James!!! Thanks so much for such a great comment.... yeah she is an absolute keeper! haha I filmed that I think last year, I'll release a new video with her in it shortly and show you how big she got!! haha.... THanks so much for watching and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!! Thanks again.

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I 100% agree... I'm actually going to make another video on this since I am getting a lot of questions on the alberto knot... There seems to be some common mistake people make that I can hopefully help them avoid... Thanks so much for the comment... really appreciate it.

Hey Frank!! Great comment... I couldn't agree more... fantastic rod, I own two of them and I also had one of the guides get knicked... The great thing about those guides is there are the easiest component on the rod to fix... haha those rods definitely do the trick for me though... thanks so much for watching and the great comment!