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I think he was just due for a molt.

Nice fishing Jonny, I like your video. Would you like to share the location please, if you don’t mind. God bless you

You don’t eat the shell…..

Famous last words before a zombie apocalypse🤢🤮☠🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing this! I spent summers fishing and observing blue fish feeding frenzies. Always impressive

I go to iyrs and just started fishing here any tips you could give out

Bro gonna get mad lobster disease 😂

Yes, you can eat a lobster with shell rot, or lobster shell disease, because the disease doesn't affect the meat and the bacteria are destroyed during cooking: Causes: A bacterial infection that enters the lobster shell through pores Effects: The shell may discolor or rot, leaving behind lesions Safety: The meat is safe to eat and the cooking process destroys the bacteria Appearance: Lobsters with shell disease may look unappealing, with brown or black lesions instead of bright red color Marketability: Diseased lobsters are not desirable for the live market, but they can still be processed

Seafood in general is already sketchy as fuck no matter the quality

Hey Jonny, I need your help. I sent you an email yesterday. I hope you can spare the time to respond

Lobster: "no one will eat me im rotten " This guy "its rotten..welp im going to eat it 100%" Lobster : .....

Pro tip put that garlic salt in the egg wash and the bread crumbs too 🤙🏼 tight lines!

You had an absolute banger of a session! Awesome video dude!

Those Bonitos look like a hell of a good time! Wish we had them up here in the Maritimes of Canada! Great video Johnny!

Caught One 33 inches a few weeks ago , They Fight Awesome

We chunk mackerel

What kayak is that?

Albi snax or Tsunami crystal split tail minnows are my go to

The start of zombie nation. Ground zero.

Eats it*. A few moments later…..Heaving followed by the violent runs… which means you better run to that bowl, strap yourself down and hope you don’t take off 😆😆😆

Anyone else like the video but can’t stand people slurping their food?

All you needed was a net. haha

These are safe to eat. Ones that are commercially caught with this are still sold as pre cooked lobster meat.

40 is the Age of Responsibility! InshaALLAH, please be done eating Abominable foods after that age!

Why does white people dunk everything in butter?

Nice....

Would love to go fishing with you! Live in Newport and never been lol

It's almost like you don't eat the shell

Caelid Lobster

rather eat a bonito than a falsie... lol

you caught a leper

Pretty sure he’s likely to die anyway, may as well eat him. (If it’s safe.)

What state are you in?

bro watched too much skibidi toilet 💀

Just got my first boat where would you recommend to go? I’m in centeral mass so willing to go just about anywhere in ri/ ct

Sea robin is top tier

Gotta get yourself a little electric to save your legs

Shell rot now, scarlet rot later. Hope you got some Boluses homie 👍 nice video though man.

Awesome fishing! I love the commentary, real roller coaster and what you’re saying is often, what we who live to fish, are saying to ourselves.

I'm from Portsmouth and I fished all over the island and spent a lot of time on 2nd and 3rd beach

Way to work for them brother, RUNNIN' and GUNNIN"!!! Such a COOL style of fishin'!!! Great job STICKIN' a few!!!

Good job Bravo.

Wow that was exhausting to watch,what a work out but an awesome day 👍

But what happened 12-24 hours later. We need a part 2.

Those sounds 🤣💀

Are Bonito fish big?…….

Jonny you just gonna tout that peanut lure and not tell us what it is? Looks like a nice day out there.

Love to see a new vid. Moving back home to middletown end of the month. This gets me excited.

It looks like the mung on my big toenail. So that means my big toe is still edible! Sweet!

Single hooks are the way to go. Yes, hook-ups might be slightly lower but you’re also going to virtually eliminate the bad ones. A good set using an inline single hook is highly effective. Most importantly, it’s better for the sustained health of our fish populations and the future of recreational fishing.