CROAKER 16 KG

[ricardo passos]

Croaker 16 Kg in my new Kayak...."KAFAS"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9I9SU2MGRNg

[svendawg]

Nice fish

[Chuck D]

Sweet fish, I would say that a wise next purchase would be a gaff:)

[YTHunter]

Sweet fish, I would say that a wise next purchase would be a gaff:)

I'm guessing it was a CPR (?)

That fish really worked over that spinning reel setup! Anyway, good job! Way to take your time and stay calm.

[StinkyMatt]

Spinning reels regularly pull out fish much bigger all around the world.


Great catch.......

:cheers1:

[monstahfish]

Hey Ricardo, what's your tie to new england? I'm from boston and still keep an eye on new england kayak fishing and I saw you posted the same video over there.

[ricardo passos]

Hey Ricardo, what's your tie to new england? I'm from boston and still keep an eye on new england kayak fishing and I saw you posted the same video over there.

Just like to share and see fishing videos over the world.....
Thanks

[T-Rex]

Great catch! Amazing how similar Corvina in Portugal are to the croakers (corvinas, white seabass and totoaba) we have in Southern California and Baja.

[monstahfish]

It surprises me too. Corvina are just like weakfish on the east coast as well. Weakfish actually look a lot like a white seabass with the iridescence . Also, the yellowfin, spotfin and black croakers and even corbina are not far from redfish and black drum too. They also have the european seabass, which is like a smaller striper without the stripes.

[ricardo passos]

It surprises me too. Corvina are just like weakfish on the east coast as well. Weakfish actually look a lot like a white seabass with the iridescence . Also, the yellowfin, spotfin and black croakers and even corbina are not far from redfish and black drum too. They also have the european seabass, which is like a smaller striper without the stripes.

Said all...thanks