Fro me are much better….:)

Tks mate..its realy a lot of fun

SeaBass and croakers…

Matt Moen wrote:

Great fight. What gear did you catch that on? Seemed like really light tackle.

Matt Moen wrote:

Great fight. What gear did you catch that on? Seemed like really light tackle.

Tks mate…the gear its in the descrition on the youtube video…..but yes, its very light gear

jime wrote:

Thanks for posting. That kayak fishing looks
like a hoot.
Do you eat those things that look like octopus?

They hit the lure that you drag on the bottom
and let go in the net.

tweed

Yes..they are very tasty, its cuttlefish and theu wonderfull

Joe Scegura wrote:

What happened in the video at 2:54? Black cloud? Did you dump your septic tank on the kayak?

Good eye…ehehehe….its the cuttlefish ink…better in the water then in my self (hapens all the time…lol)

Joe Scegura wrote:

I’ll be honest I’ve never heard of these things. I’d love to see a video on cleaning and preparing them. They look rather disgusting but I’m sure like most fresh foods they are great if prepared correctly.

Thanks for the videos.

Tks mate…they wonderfull to eat…one of ours better plates. A long time ago i made a video showing how to cleaning and preparing…Take a look…

mike-west wrote:

You sure do put up some great videos Ricardo

Tks a lot mate….

Tom Sawvell wrote:

What do you do with these critters once you keep them?

I eat them…they wonderfull…..one of our best plates….

Thanks mate…

Thanks friend…eheheh

mplspug wrote:

I caught a 2″ squid once and I refused to handle it because I was afraid it would bite me with it’s beak lol

Now I don’t feel like such a wuss and validated.

If you handle from behind they never bite. I was sleeping…lololol

Thanks a lot friend….

Any time mate….

rmartin wrote:

Interesting, not so sure I would be dangling my bare feet in the water though with what may be lurking nearby.

Its rare in this waters to see sahrks or other creatures like that, but yes, its a stupid risk…lol

Thanks for the comments.
I wil put a picture of the setup…but that piece is a copper cable with 0,4 meters…its cover with Shrink Sleeve ( i think thats the name), and attached to
swiveler for the lure… and stuck in the camera suport…
Here the picture.. The suport base also have is own weight , so a slow speed it stays on the botton…

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pool2fool wrote:

Hi Ricardo, and welcome to IDO! Can you tell me what you’re using as a inline weight to drag along the bottom like that?

This camera is the water wolf, and she have its own weight. The lure is stuck to a iron cable that dont band (??) . I dont know if i that wwhat you want to Know..if you want i can take picture or a small video…its more easy for me..lol…(the english…lol)

Thanks mate..yes,,,its very fun…

rmartin wrote:

These are fascinating creatures. Related to squid and octopus in the Mollusk family, Cephalopod division and not really a fish as the name suggests. They can change colors very quickly and control what parts of the body they change.
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Yes,,and they also very agressive and inteligent…

Ralph Wiggum wrote:

Welcome! What’s that beast in your user photo?

Ralph Wiggum wrote:

Welcome! What’s that beast in your user photo?

Its a croaker…i will put a video…Thanks

mossydan wrote:

Welcome Ricardo and post often if you can, The hows and wheres and what type of bait etc

Will do mate ..Thanks

bigpike wrote:

Ricardo I’ll swap some sweet freshwater fillets for some ocean fish! What you catching!

Mostly we fish for seasons. Know we have seabass, cuttlefis, octopus. But we also catch croakers, spoted seabass, sea bream, octopus….Mostly that ones….tje most tasty…loll

Timmy wrote:

Very cool! Is the cuttlefish a good food fish? I have never seen one before. Very interesting.

Yes, its very tasty…one of ours favourite food…