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Albacore-Tuna Fishing Southern California by admin

Category: Hunting
85-100 Miles out from Newport Beach, Fishing aboard The Aggressor, NPL. Albacore were 20-35 Pounds Each
Length: 06:41

Fishing for Fluke with Captain Al Lorenzetti by admin

Category: Hunting
Fishing for Fluke with Captain Al Lorenzetti "Fishing for Fluke" is an in-depth look at one of the most popular types of inshore fishing on the East Coast. Fluke fishing can be a laid back affair for the whole family or a sporting challenge for those looking to score with that big "doormat" trophy fish. Successful fluke fishing requires attention to detail. In this video, Al covers all of the elements needed to catch them like a pro. Preparing and rigging baits is a featured topic. Very often overlooked by most anglers is the fact that artificial lures can be deadly for catching fluke. Al covers the most effective patterns and shows the proper rigging, tipping-off , and fishing technique that makes them irresistible to these gamesters. Tackle used for fluke fishing can vary widely. Al points out the type of tackle that works best for bait fishing, working artificial lures or fly-fishing. The use of electronics can always add to fishing success. They can be very helpful in locating potential fishing hot spots. Al explains how you can use your sonar recorder to find good bottom structure that may hold some quality fish. Al puts it al together in his fluke fishing action sequences. Fishing techniques that work best under different tidal conditions and water depths are covered. Hooking, landing and handling of the catch is discussed and illustrated as well. To wrap it all up on a culinary note, Al illustrates the proper way to fillet this most tasty of all inshore game fish. www.skimmeroutdoors.com
Length: 02:16

Summer Fishing Journal 2007 by admin

Category: Hunting
Summer Fishing Journal 2007
Length: 05:25

Alfie hunting by admin

Category: Hunting
Just bought one of them Flipvideo camcorders so I tested it.
Length: 05:18

To Summer: Don't Stop Believing by admin

Category: Hunting
This video is dedicated to Summer, one of my besties. We've been together since high school. Which means years of wayyy too many right feet, and not enough stupid little girls to make fun of. I love riding in cars with you, screaming lyrics at the top of our lungs, while I hang out of your Moon Roof. this is to you. (fyi, this video is not to be taken serious in anyway. i'm just goofing off. and not trying.)
Length: 04:53

Summer Storm In Outback Queensland by admin

Category: Hunting
A big storm front came through the Croydon area last week when I was pig shooting and caught me out
Length: 02:41

BLOG: Giant Pig Hunting by admin

Category: Hunting
BLOG: There are a couple of updates, but pretty much it's just a couple of my friends and I having some good old fashion fun. =] I hope you guys enjoy it. Special Shout out to my friend eblonde16...aka...the giant blonde pig. You guys should go check out her channel, and tell her how much you enjoyed her. ;] Leave some lovvveee...or ya know, something like it.
Length: 03:36

Duck Chasing in Allen by admin

Category: Hunting
Two of our youth guys duck hunting at Bethany Lakes Park in Allen,TX. It is so crazy seeing these ducks running up into the pavilion to eat the bugs under the light. And then scaring the mess out of them!
Length: 01:09

How to make deer or beef summer sausage at home. edit 1 by admin

Category: Hunting
This is a video that contains a fair amount of dialog and assumes the viewer is familiar with operation of their equipment. It deals with sausage making in general as well as three variations on summer sausage.
Length: 09:43

How to fish for- and catch Flounder by admin

Category: Hunting
This is me fishing in foggy Nova Scotia for flounder, more specifically blackback flounder, or more commonly known as the Winter flounder. Some anglers mistaken these flounder for the Summer flounder or fluke and sometimes for even for halibut. Flounder are clasified as ground fish. There is a 10 fish bag limit per day per person. I didn't use my outboard motor cause I only fish about 75-100 yrds from where I launch my boat and I if I don't have to put it in salt water I won't. For some flounder fishing tips, I keep my rig simple, no need for fancy complicated rigging. I was only fishing in 10-15 ft of water right under the boat by my chum pot, so there was no need for swivels, or other fancy attractants. Begin fishing about 2 and a half hrs into the flood tide as the fish move inshore on the flood...I have'nt ever had too much success on the ebb tide. The bait I used was soft shell clams. I show myself digging clams and shucking clams...I use a very basic rig using only hook line and sinker in addition to the clams. I was fishing in tidal waters, salt water, fishing on the ocean...Verticle Jigging live bait and the use of chum pots are my favorite way to catch flounder. Winter flounder is sometimes called blackback, lemon sole and George's bank flounder. It occurs in inshore and offshore waters from Labrador southward. A muddy reddish-brown, it is sometimes spotted or mottled on its eyed side, and its underside is often tinged with yellow. Inshore fishermen harvest this species with handlines, weirs, and drag trawls; offshore, the fish are harvested with otter trawls. Harvest takes place year round with peak season between June and August. Like all flounders, winter flounder has a distinctive flat body, with both eyes on the upper (right) side. The blind underside is white, while the upperside is pigmented to match the bottom along which they feed, giving protection from predators. Once cooked, the meat is pure white, lean, boneless and flaky with a mild flavour. Winter flounder is sold fresh and frozen as whole fish, fillets and blocks as well as fully prepared in various value-added presentations. Winter flounder's name derives from its tendency to move during the winter months to shallower inshore waters. It ranges from southern Labrador to the waters of South Carolina and Georgia and is most abundant from the gulf of St. Lawrence to the Chesapeake Bay. It is frequently called "blackback" when it is smaller than 3 pounds and a "lemon sole" when it is larger. Like all flat fish, the winter flounder has both eyes on one side of the head. A newly hatched flat fish larva has one eye in each side of its head but within months it adapts to a bottom dwelling lifestyle, by which time one eye has moved to the other side of the head. Unlike most other bottom dwelling fish that rest by lying on their bellies, a flat fish rests on its side. Having both eyes on one side of its head enables the flat fish to rest on the ocean's floor while directing both eyes upward. The winter flounder is referred to as a right handed flounder because the eyes are located on its upper surface when the fish is pointing to the right. A 12" winter flounder is about 2 to 3 years old, a 20" winter flounder is about 9 to 10 years old. Female winter flounder grow faster than males and attain larger maximum sizes to about 8 pounds with a length of 25 inches and may live up to 15 years.
Length: 06:36

Dream Island by admin

Category: Hunting
Has this ever happend? Dreamlike short video from our trip to Assateague Island.
Length: 03:42

Shark Fishing! Florida Part Three! by admin

Category: Hunting
http://whoismatt.com We caught a shark! And a lot of other fish! Downloadable version at http://whoismatt.com Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/mattissocool
Length: 09:08

Fly Fishing Idaho and Oregon by admin

Category: Hunting
First section Oregon German brown fishing, Second part Boise River Idaho. Good friends = good times.
Length: 10:00

Seasons Summer Bass by admin

Category: Hunting
Hot summer days means better chances for monster largemouth bass. School's in session at http://bassprofessor.com/
Length: 04:03

Hawg Quest "Tiny Smallies" fishing in Oregon for Bass by admin

Category: Hunting
Tiny ain't so tiny and the smallies ain't so smallie. Good bass fishing on the famous Oregon river.
Length: 06:34

REDNECK ART made with BBQ RIBS - Speed Painting by admin

Category: Hunting
You might be a redneck artist if messy, rib-eating fingers inspires you to fingerpaint. As seen on CMT "Country Fried Home Videos"
Length: 03:52