Fishing with Live Shrimp - Destin Mangrove Snapper Hot Spot

Alright guys, we're here. We're going to fish these rocks here and then we're going to go down and fish the rocks on the little inlets there where the water comes in. We've got two setups today. I'll show them both to you. Alright, here's our setups today. I've got a Penn Conflict on my Penn Spin Fisher rod with a live bait rig. I've got a half ounce Carolina rig for the shrimp and then I've got the standard gold spoon here to see if we get any like big redfish or something big passing by. Let's see if we've got any mangroves running around here. Keep our shrimp in the shade as long as possible. The warmer they get, the faster they die. There we go. Alright, I like to hook them back through the tail and then run the hook through their body. Hide as much of that hook in there as you can like that. Alright, let's try a smaller shrimp. Smaller shrimp might work better. Get the whole thing in the mouth. Let's try this little guy. Seriously? There we go. Get out of there. Alright, now that's a good one there. Yes! That's a beauty. Wish I was keeping fish now. Alright, let go of my hook. There we go. They're trying to bite me. Oh yeah, he's almost 12. That's a nice one. That was a good one. Wow, what is that? I thought it was a hardtail at first. That's not a hardtail. Oh yeah, it is. It's just got some really cool colors on them. That's not bad. Take it. I need to tighten my drag just a little bit. Is that a pin? Nope, pigfish. Wow, third species of the morning. If I brought a live bait rig and throw him out, let him sit on bottom. Come on. There we go. Oh, whoops. Sorry buddy. Okay, that's good. That's a good fish. Alright, let's move down a little bit more. Ah, pinfish. First pinfish of the day. Well,