Larry treated the Nassau Sport Fishing Association to a very informative tutorial on Pompano fishing 3/27/24. He covered everything you need to know from Tackle to technique. Thank you Fish Man!

@ShiftingStories

Ай бұрын

Nice, i would love to learn from him but im from ft myers

You should post a link to your website, I didn't find it by looking up your name. Make it easy for us if you want us to buy them.

More info on where to buy one of your custom sand flea rakes?

Hay larry welcome back glad to see you are doing well god bless

Great stuff Larry

That net also looks like you could catch fiddler crabs….

good to see you in good health brother!

"Without showing the background"..Shows the whole background. 😂🤣

Love watching your shows Larry, keep it up brother, be safe and have fun. It always seems as you do ✌

Great video mr finch

Thanks for the video, hope to see you fishing at new smyrna

Good to see you on the beach!

Welcome back to the beach professor...

That beats catching sand fleas with your bare hands like I used to do. And it looks easier than the old flea rake I had as a kid, it was always catching coquinas and extra stuff.

You can see where their at by the bumps on the surface as the water is receding at the shores edge. One thing I noticed, is that they must sense your presence by the pressure of your body weight on the sand, because at times, I have to run out almost 10 feet to scoop at the bumpy surface where their at.

How can i get your flea net?

Were is your website?

We've all heard that 10% of the fishermen catch 90% of the fish. Well, that 10% that catches all the fish break down with the exact same percentages: of the 10 percent, there's 1 that catches 90% of the fish while the other 9, not so much.... Well, out of the fishing catching 10%, Larry is the one catching their 90%.

Promo-SM 👍

Did you use 3/8 or 1/4 mesh

@s8ang

4 ай бұрын

1/4" may be a little too small to filter out shells and the smaller fleas. I guess it would depend on where you plan to try and get them (sandy or shelly/rocky beach), but I like the bigger ones for bait. -only my $0.02...