Awesome video, check out these videos I'm doing on all kinds of things to see and do in Georgia. This is a ongoing project I'm working on to find neat liitle hidden spots in Georgia that not many people know about, then documenting them.
They are considered both pelagic and coastal throughout the waters off of Florida and Georgia as well as the gulf of Mexico. As you move further south toward the Bahamas and the Caribbean, they are mostly pelagic.
They are true nomads and can be found far offshore floating in debris or inshore beside channel markers and bouys.
Was out there today messing around with one of Captain Marks associates. We didn't have the tackle to catch these but did see three in an hours time just floating there like the video describes. I'm going back asap with the right stuff.
Good for you being out on the water. I really think that early May is the best time to get them. The shrimp boats dragging back and forth on Jekyll get alot of them and spook the rest. I was out a few weeks back for a GA DNR tagging program and 10 or so boats managed to catch about 23 fish in total.
what lure did u use?
joshha707 8 months ago
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Awesome video, check out these videos I'm doing on all kinds of things to see and do in Georgia. This is a ongoing project I'm working on to find neat liitle hidden spots in Georgia that not many people know about, then documenting them.
GeorgiaVirtualGuides 1 year ago
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arendtrent 1 year ago
are they considered to be palagic?
dannymartin66 1 year ago
No, they are a regular scaled fish that move back and forth to Florida
Seaboss2004 1 year ago
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arendtrent 1 year ago
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arendtrent 1 year ago
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They are considered both pelagic and coastal throughout the waters off of Florida and Georgia as well as the gulf of Mexico. As you move further south toward the Bahamas and the Caribbean, they are mostly pelagic.
They are true nomads and can be found far offshore floating in debris or inshore beside channel markers and bouys.
arendtrent 1 year ago
one of the strangest fiish i have ever caught.prhistoric.nice video.
dannymartin66 1 year ago
thats a fine dining fish. one of the best to eat
Thralllinian 2 years ago
Was out there today messing around with one of Captain Marks associates. We didn't have the tackle to catch these but did see three in an hours time just floating there like the video describes. I'm going back asap with the right stuff.
clellm 2 years ago
Good for you being out on the water. I really think that early May is the best time to get them. The shrimp boats dragging back and forth on Jekyll get alot of them and spook the rest. I was out a few weeks back for a GA DNR tagging program and 10 or so boats managed to catch about 23 fish in total.
Seaboss2004 2 years ago
The Coastal Conservation Association of Georgia is working to make Tripletail a recognized game fish in Georgia. Join CCA and help.
Seaboss2004 4 years ago
the CCA is a joke, they dont know what there talking about
PotmanB66 2 years ago
Very well thought out comment ~ take it some other place ok
Seaboss2004 2 years ago
Great video! Thanks for posting.
gsman5828 4 years ago