Catching Snakehead in South Florida 73 16

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Rod: 7'2" Shimano Jackall Poison Adrena Heavy (Center-Cut 2PC Model - JDM) Reel: Daiwa Zillion 9.1:1 Bait Casting Reel Scale: Gambler Lures Digital Culling Scale Bag: Tackle Warehouse Angler Backpack On my first day (9-29-16) back in South Florida, I went out with my buddies Ryan and Mikey to chase some Bullseye Snakehead. We started off the day pretty slow, but things got better as the day went on. We got some good action and landed some monster snakehead. I will continue to chase that 10lber for the remainder of this trip! Ryan's Channel: http://bit.ly/2cVNjUQ Mikey's Channel: http://bit.ly/2cQ1oCd Snakehead Myths Debunked(with sources) : http://bit.ly/2b23MFA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/1MtZ9TM Website: http://www.noobangler.com Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/noobangler Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/noobangler Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/noobangler Periscope: Noobangler Snapchat: Noobangler ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noobangler Store: http://shop.spreadshirt.com/noobangler/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Playlists: 1Rod1ReelFishing Collab Videos: http://bit.ly/23EoVJr Florida Fishing Videos: http://bit.ly/1qQUS3e MTB Unboxing: http://bit.ly/1qoIoio -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Traveled Halfway Across The World To Catch My Dream Fish (4K)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YQ4SC7jGv4 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

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chris white - 7 years ago

next time you are this way holla...i get you on the marine base into a creek most can't fish....its brutal lots of grass and pads

noobangler - 7 years ago

will do!

chris white - 7 years ago

I see from the vids...alot of haters out there...the fish are here not going anywhere so may as well enjoy them...my favorite fish to catch.. looking forwards to the top water bite again

noobangler - 7 years ago

yeah definitely. i'm headed to FL this weekend to hopefully get on em. been rough for me so far this year.

chris white - 7 years ago

chatterbaits and double blade spinner...they on the spawn now...everyone I caught has been big females so I let em go

noobangler - 7 years ago

yep. same here. i release all of mine.

chris white - 7 years ago

try Quantico creek ,potomac creek and chopawamsic....my on is 15lbs...one he'll of a fight...the bite was good up til last week..big front pushed in...now it's gotton slow

noobangler - 7 years ago

i was just down at mattawoman and quantico a few weeks ago and the bite was very tough.

chris white - 7 years ago

we have some monster northern snakehead here in va...blast to catch...wished we had the bullseye too..pretty fish

noobangler - 7 years ago

yep. northerns are what i normally fish for where i live (PA/NJ area) and my buddies catch monsters around VA all the time. definitely going to try there some more this summer.

Joseph Evans - 7 years ago

Hi noob angler. I will be in Florida in July and I'm curious where I should try to go and catch these fish... canals or apartment complex ponds? And should I focus more in Coral Springs or broward county?

noobangler - 7 years ago

literally any canal in broward county will have them. look for shallow can calm water. cast a rubber frog parallel to the bank and set the hook hard. focus on coral springs, tamarac, sunrise area is all good.

GambitAngler - 8 years ago

Hey I catch huge snakehead's just like this check out my channel subscribe and like https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfvGFItbp9c68ucryCos-jw

J Dos - 8 years ago

Nice video. I catch snakeheads too.Local here. Please visit my youtube subscribe and like videos. Just starting out on youtube can you give me a shout out ? Thanks

King Mordecai - 8 years ago

Here in Cali we have invasive pike and people think the same way. And the law is you can not transport them but nothing about killing them But I think pike are awesome to catch so I catch and release also.

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david jackson - 8 years ago

Awesome video man! What pound line were you using?

noobangler - 8 years ago

david jackson thanks man. 50lb suffix 832 braid using Bangkok hooker twist knot

JBanglerB - 8 years ago

Looks like west palm beach

Target Shark - 8 years ago

I live in Latvia so it is impossible for me to catch snakehead. But I hope I will get to Florida someday.

Ismael Rodriguez - 8 years ago

are you still doing the tournament or rescheduling it due to weather???

Fishing With Finn - 8 years ago

Love all your videos keep it up! I wanna catch my own snakehead some day. I live in Canada so it's a far travel to get to them

noobangler - 8 years ago

you can get one in new jersey/ND/VA or Floria

Erik Talty - 8 years ago

I would just like to know where the information stating you are able to release them is. I can't seem to find any recent information stating that it's an option to release them. All I've found is that it's prohibited. And that you must destroy them. I'm just curious as to where the information is because i do fish some waters where there are supposed snakeheads but have never caught them. And as for nj f&w what they say is enforced by fish and game. I've worked and been in contact with the wardens several times and have asked them several questions that has confirmed that they enforce those rules stated on the website. Not trying to troll anyone but from what the laws say in nj I can't find anywhere that says it's an option. I don't want to be the one to release one and have a warden sitting there behind me.

noobangler - 8 years ago

Erik Talty it all comes down to interpretation of the law and nobody anywhere has ever been prosecuted for catch and immediate release into the same body of water. My friends were in philly. I'm going to continue to release them. It doesn't matter what the game warden in NJ says because they don't know either. Find me a tangible source or Law that says it is illegal. You won't because it doesn't exist. The law everywhere says that it is illegal to possess or transfer live. It says nothing about being required to kill it. Read this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fishing/comments/4wc886/dont_buy_into_the_overblown_snakehead_hype_until/

Erik Talty - 8 years ago

noobangler , I appreciate the info on that video good one to watch for people in the Virginia Maryland dc, area. However I did a little more research and contacted several game wardens and fish and game reps who stated that laws in New Jersey are that it is prohibited( as in it is illegal) to release snakeheads back alive. I even said bag it technically doesn't say that it is illegal in the fish and game book they gave me an example that if private property says trespassing prohibited does it mean it's a choice to do one or the other or does it mean it's illegal ( valid point). Just a heads up to nj guys who fish for them or catch them. For others who fish out of state in the aforementioned areas it is not illegal to catch and release. As noobangler has stated it is suggested or recommended to kill but don't have to. As for the wardens not knowing the laws. If your friend was in nj and let the snakehead go in front of the warden I would consider himself lucky lol.

noobangler - 8 years ago

the information is not easily found and takes a bit if leg work to interpret. there will not be any official website that specifically say "it is legal to catch and release." at the same time, there will also not be any official laws that say "it is illegal to catch and release." there are 3 types of laws when it comes to snakehead: indifferent, authorized destruction, and compulsory destruction. indifferent means there is no specific law. authorized destruction is what most states with snakehead problems fall under which means you are allowed to catch and kill them with no limit. compulsory destruction means you are legally required to kill it, which is a type of law that cannot even legally exist because it is a direct contradiction and violation to the free exercise clause. what this means is that the government cannot interfere with the legal, and personal practice of religion (a peaceful buddhist cannot be forced to kill a snakehead.) also, i have several e-mails from officials in FWC and various wild life agencies all along the east coast backing this. nobody has ever been prosecuted for catch and release of snakehead into the same body of water and if anyone tries to tell you differently, they are either ignorant or trying to scare you. many, if not most game wardens don't even know the laws themselves. i have friends who have gotten into argument with game wardens and released snakehead directly in front of them inside a national wildlife refuge and nothing happened to them. there's nothing they can do to you. the amount of resources it would take to even prosecute someone for that is just unrealistic. you're more likely to get pinned for jaywalking. like i said, if you're really interested, read the post i included in my description. i have done many hours of research on this topic so that i can speak to it. i can understand if i sound like i am talking out of my ass because most people who discuss snakehead are, but i assure you, i've done my due diligence. watch this video:

http://www.scout.com/outdoors/kayak-fishing/story/1705916-shocking-truth-the-northern-snakehead

Ultimate Fishing Addict - 8 years ago

You guys had some cool catches on this trip.

spankthatBASSTV - 8 years ago

173.194.211.100

Paulpro PP - 8 years ago

noobangler not so noob anymore..

noobangler - 8 years ago

Paulpro PP haha always room to grow!

Micleah Cherry - 8 years ago

What rod and reel are u using

noobangler - 8 years ago

i am using a 7'2" shimano jackall poison adrena heavy with daiwa zillion 9.1 reel

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Mason Snowden - 8 years ago

What rod is that

noobangler - 8 years ago

7'2" shimano jackall poison adrena heavy with daiwa zillion 9.1 reel

Andrew Vinci - 8 years ago

Great video Andrew! Keep it up

ItsForReelFishing - 8 years ago

hey snakehead are beautiful fish and do deserve to be released! ill always be catch and release no matter what...

noobangler - 8 years ago

agreed!

NJ Fishing - 8 years ago

nice man

noobangler - 8 years ago

thanks liam

adamlegg01 - 8 years ago

Beautiful fish!! Nice catch!

adamlegg01 - 8 years ago

noobangler no problem!

noobangler - 8 years ago

thanks adam!

Daniel Lopez - 8 years ago

So bro my name as you see on my channel name is my name so you better recognize me plz

noobangler - 8 years ago

just tell me who you are when you show up since i don't know what you look like lol

Daniel Lopez - 8 years ago

For the tournament

josue avellaneda - 8 years ago

Omg I know where that is I used to walk there and always got skunked

noobangler - 8 years ago

i'm really starting to get the hang of bullseye fishing and i love it.

Rawr - 8 years ago

What case do you use for your GoPro? A waterproof case or a frame?

noobangler - 8 years ago

i use the skeleton housing because i run a mic and an external usb charger. check out this video i made about my go pro set up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mBlNDWqfj0

spankthatBASSTV - 8 years ago

@ 2:12 , you guys were behind my house

noobangler - 8 years ago

haha really? that's so close

Len Dog - 8 years ago

The problem is.. people get confused because the law says you can not release A nonnative fish into Florida waters.. but they are not talking about one you caught while fishing! And the fact that you can't transport it alive gets people confused!

Len Dog - 8 years ago

I always heard that so I researched it because I didn't want to kill them... it took a whole 10 seconds to find out that you didn't have to! If people choose to that's up to them..as long as they know that they don't have to!

noobangler - 8 years ago

bingo! it requires some actual thinking to interpret correctly.

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BitetheBait Fishing - 8 years ago

That's a great looking spot you went too! So many snake head up that way, I have to drive back up there and give it a shot. Very cool video.

noobangler - 8 years ago

yep! we got some good spots.

Erik Talty - 8 years ago

Just don't release snakeheads in New Jersey it is prohibited.

Ryan Sand - 8 years ago

I live in New Jersey it is not e legal to realese snakehead

jared lee - 8 years ago

Erik Talty is fishing allowed back there?

noobangler - 8 years ago

those aren't laws. every wild life website says something similar to discourage spreading them. they will never let people have the impression that nonnative species are okay because then people will spread them even more. there's nothing you can do to eradicate them so might as well enjoy them. the word "must" is not the same as "it is unlawful." also, that is not even an official law website. check the link in my description for more info. if you're truly interested in learning more, read through it entirely.

Erik Talty - 8 years ago

http://njfishandwildlife.org/aquatic_invasives.htm?prompt=0. As per the nj fish and wild life website " anglers must destroy these species of encounter"

noobangler - 8 years ago

Erik Talty no or isn't. It's only "recommended". And I will continue to release every snakehead I catch in both floirda and NJ.