Venice, Louisiana offers abundant resources for mangrove snapper, a delectable fish species found in oil platforms. Fishing in the Gulf of Mexico can be fast and furious, with fish reaching up to 20 lbs and averages 7-8 lbs. Captain Josh Howard shares simple yet lethal fishing tips and strategies for chumming mangrove snapper, including making chum, finding fish, and presenting baits. This fishing video is an excellent learning tool for those looking to fish for snapper.
Mangrove Snapper - Chumming
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Key Takeaways:
- The mixing of nutrient-rich waters from the Mississippi River and the Gulf, along with the presence of oil platforms, creates an ideal habitat for snapper
- Louisiana's fishing hotspot is characterized by the confluence of freshwater and saltwater, resulting in a thriving marine environment
- Local fishermen and guides, with generations of experience, possess invaluable knowledge about fishing in these waters
- Capt. Josh Howard from Deep South Charters shares effective strategies for chumming mangrove snapper around Gulf oil platforms
- The video covers chum composition, chumming techniques, locating fish, navigating structures, bait presentation, combat tactics, effective dead baits, and assembling mangrove snapper rigs
Learn chumming tactics and techniques for Mangrove snapper with this comprehensive instructional video.
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Captain Josh Howard, owner of Deep South Charters, has a passion for fishing since he was ten. He has caught two state record fish, including a Greater Amberjack and Bearded Brotula. Howard's personal record for yellowfin tuna is 200 pounds, and he is determined to break the 200-pound mark for the tuna. His dedication to the sport and his love for the ocean make him a true fishing legend.
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