S14:E7 - On a chilly day in Key West, Capt. Scott and Capt. Steve chase some giant Queen Snappers. This half-day window provided a perfect weather window to get the squid in the water. 23 miles offshore, Capt. Scott and Capt. Steve drop to 900ft to try and hook some big fish.
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You guys are the best entertaining and the most educational fishing show I've ever seen I've Enjoyed this content very much
23 miles 🤦🏻♂️ must be nice lol great video
Love this show
Thanks for the video !
Can you tell me if you take the general public out queen snap or fishing
Do you think if you had spot lock trolling motor it would be better or is drifting the way to go?
Hello hello. If yiu know how i did enjoy this whole video you will feel what i did feel i mean the commercial also. I must be with all what you show in this video as i will have the need of the good commercial also. I am searching for a SIMRAD to fish with. What model of SIMRAD do you have on your boat. That boat isna queen als. Shining sparkling video made bybsomeone that know his stuff. I am a simple guy from Curacao that is restarting with fishing and infound you and i am happybwith every second of this video. Waiting to know of your SIMRAD mashine. Capt. and budy be good take care you and family and God savenyou always
Good evening Captain, at what depth can you find the Queen smappers, I live in Miami and I don't know here at what depth to fish them, in Cuba I fished them from 1000 to 1500 feet, but several people here tell me that in the area of There aren't any in Miami, what do you think? Thank you.
There are none in miami, but if you run past islamorada, you start to see them from 750-1500 feet
Can I get a trip
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Less adds more fishing so boring when u get cut with adds
Ads because it’s a fishing show made for TV…. I just fast forward through them
Such a tasteless show.👎