Words can't describe....so please enjoy this video

Key Biscayne Beach Bonefish
(on a GOLD SPOON???)
10lb mono/30lb flouro leader
Penn Slammer 360

**Here's the final edit (sorry Dreads, I removed the annoying lady's comments)

By the way, I didn't give that fish an inch....any time I'm not reeling is because he was on the move - which was 80% of the time...shame the camera didn't pick up the drag burnin'

A bone, on the beach, in winter, on a gold spoon. That's awesome.

HEY VJ!!! Thats totally awesome!!!!
Very Nice Bone!! And off the beach at that!!

What up with the lady that lived there for 30 yrs and never saw anyone catch fish on the beach??
And then want you to hurry up and bring it in.....

very nice

Great job! Nice video.

Bad to the Bone!
Great job. I have not caught a bonefish before but their reputation as reel smokers are very apparent on your video.
I fished in 42 degree 15 mph winds today and you are out there in shorts! I am jealous bro.
Way to go!

VinnyJJ.....That is one of your VERY BEST!!!

Congrats on that fun fighting bonefish down there in the surf!!! That was an awesome video, and thanks for sharing!!
JohnYaksJax
PS: Was your wife doing the camera work and narration?? LOL!!

Vinny... Cool video! What video software did you use the make that movie? I really the the text editing with fade feature, etc you can do!

Vinny,
Any chance of catching Bonefish at 10,000 Islands? I have never caught one but after that great video I am lusting for the sound of screaming drag.

CyberLink Power Director - I reviewed it in this thread.
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If you take a photo of something with a neutral background it's very easy to chromakey it into the video (i.e. the gold spoon). I'm sure it can do much more than the mickey mouse stuff I use it for.

Thanks Vinny!.. for the info. I'm going to check it out. I may be back with this software.

Not sure if they're down there, Al - I think the 10k islands have more backwater-type fish. 72 degrees plus is their preferred water temp. Here's a Fish Map of Biscayne Bay. The "BN's" are where the Bones are. As you can see, my spot is hardly secret.

Hey S.M.A....There may be more than one "10,000 Islands", and I am NOT certain, but the one that six of us fished and camped with Capt. Charles Wright was in the Everglades on the WEST SIDE of Florida!! The 10,000 Islands area is south of Naples....and "just south" of Everglades City and Chokoloskee!!
Great area for snook and tarpon, plus all the regular species, but I have not heard of Bonefish over there on that coast...???? You could email Capt. Charles....
JohnYaksJax

Pretty cool all the way around. Man Vinny you dumped the yak and got yourself a camera crew!! LOL

That was very cool