My friends retired Air Force Colonel dad lives in Fort Lauderdale, all he does is golf. If I was retired in Florida I would be out fishing and eating what I caught!

Good catch. Thanks for the video c ya Ricky 💃🏼🕺🏼🎸😎🐈‍⬛

@CaptMattBudd

3 жыл бұрын

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Great tips capt

@CaptMattBudd

3 жыл бұрын

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Very nice 👌👍

Nice👍

Hello bro brazil fish top

@CaptMattBudd

3 жыл бұрын

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First!

@CaptMattBudd

3 жыл бұрын

My hero!

@bobh1208

2 жыл бұрын

@@CaptMattBudd You clowns and yr dirty lenses.... On a serious note, though, Matt, do you happen to have any Makaira 20's? Like, in the room with you, or round the corner? And, a ruler handy? If so, I would be real grateful if you could tell me what one measures from the inside of one harness lug, across to the inside of the other lug (or "plug", if the lugs are inverted). Trying to convert a neighbor's Tiagra 50 wides with 50lb mono to Makaira 20's with 80 lb braid, and mono wind-on leaders... cuz the Makairas, though more than two pounds lighter, can actually handle 80 lb line more stoutly than can the big fat Tiagras, which don't have thrust bearings... and, of course, can themselves be handled a lot better. But, he wants reels he can hang in his cabin, so, I'm trying to figure out if there are Lee's or Tigress aluminum rod hangers, like he got for the Tiaras, that will fit right between the lugs of a Mak 20. (He already thinks the big fat reels were a stupid mistake on his part... but, the rods he got with 'em are worth keeping, with the right reels.) Funny (or just functional?) how we use the same reels and same exact knife, and, if your "five bluefish at a time on a Mak 50" video was shot, as it looked like it may have been, near the next inlet up, even the same sloshy sandpatch on a reef to catch bluefish, sometimes! But, anyhow... if you do happen to have a Mak 20 and could make that measurement and pass it on, it'd help an old skate acquaintence out, and, probably wind up helping some Makaira reels catch some Makaira feesh.