A saltwater fishing pole is often rigged in a setup known as the basic dropper loop rig. Use an overhand knot loop when rigging a saltwater fishing pole with help from a commercial fisherman in this free video on fishing equipment.
Expert: Brian Lee
Bio: Brian Lee has been fishing for over a decade, including time as a commercial fisherman.
Filmmaker: David Pakman
Duration : 0:2:58
I’m looking for this scene:
"Hey, uh, can you, uh, grab me another beer?"
"Uh, yeah. Anything else? Maybe, uh, you know, a TV Guide, maybe-maybe another pillow for your feet–"
"UH actually, you–actually, you know what, get me, like a Duer’s n’ Soda. And uh, you know, uh, try to keep the saltwater out of it, if you could."
"Try to kee-Try to keep the saltwater–"
"Yeah."
We’re surrounded by saltwater, you know, I don’t thi–"
"I know, I’m just sa-I’m just sayi-I’m just saying ‘try’."
"Yeah, OK, I’ll try." The fish was becoming aggravated. "You want me to wipe your ass, too?"
"Oh wow, that’s a helpful tone."
"Yeah, I’m just saying, you know, you’re kind of abusing your powers, don’t you think–"
"You know what–You know what, actually, this is all time that could be spent getting me my beverage."
Nevermind I found it. It’s Season 4, Episode 17 (The Father, the Son and the Holy Fonz.) @ 0:35 mins.. very beginning of the episode if you’re interested.
Aquaman makes an appearance in the episode,
"The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz".
Season: 4 Episode: 18
The episode opens with the Griffins watching Aquaman’s tv show. He attempts to use his powers to convince a fish to get him a beer, who resists and claims that he is abusing his powers. They begin to argue about it until Aquaman says that this time could’ve been used to get him a beer
This is the full Goliath Fury show where Captain Ben Chancey and Captain Nelson Diaz land a 500 pound Goliath Grouper on a 5 pound Jack Crevalle in under 5 minutes in Ft. Myers Florida.
Duration : 0:24:6
Capt. Ben Chancey tangles with a bonita off the East Coast of Hutchinson Island, FL. http://chewonthis.tv/rates.html
Duration : 0:2:53
Huge Snook caught on the East Coast of Florida in Stuart. We have had some great client charters there in the months of July and August.
Duration : 0:3:10
Captain Ben Chancey tangles with some of the largest black drum he has ever seen off the coast of Sanibel, Florida. In this episode they come across a 1,000 plus school of Black Drum.
Duration : 0:23:17
Captain Ben Chancey tangles with Wahoo on a 60ft Jarret Bay named “Sea Gypsy” owned by Tommie Ahrens in the Flower Gardens off of the Texas Coast out of Freeport,TX.
Duration : 0:24:3
Ok so I have a successful community freshwater tank. I work full time so but always aim to spend as much time as possible keeping the tank and fish in good condition. I have decided (as selfish as it seems) that I want something a bit more exciting and varied and would love to try a saltwater tank. My local pet shop has some stunning saltwater fish and accessories which I would love to have. I have plenty of money saved but I need to know
- What are the basics I would need to convert the tank (accessories, medications etc)
- How much harder is the upkeep of a saltwater tank
- Would you say saltwater fish are more susceptible to illness/death or are they the same as freshwater
- And If possible could you give me a basic step by step guide to convert the tank
Any answers much appreciated,
Cheers 
A marine fish tank is much harder to set up and maintain, the strength of the salt is paramount, and you might have difficulties in converting a tank from fresh to salt water. I tried to keep marine fish once, but even though I followed all the instructions, all that happened was that the fish all died within 5 days. costly given the cost of the marine fish. Go to a SPECIALIST shop and get information there, or look for info online. A pet shop is there to sell you the fish, and don’t forget, if they have problems with them dying or getting disease, they just throw the dead and diseased one s out, and hope to sell the others before they succumb.
http://www.bennettmarine.com/dvd_fishing.html#F3974DVD
Learn saltwater fishing from the fisherman who in a single year was named both “Angler of the Year” and the “Release Angler of the Year.” In this instructional DVD, Dr. Jim covers the different rods and reels, how to use different types of line, hooks and sinkers along with the techniques for boat, shore, surf and pier fishing.
Duration : 0:3:2
Captain Ben Chancey is guided by Captain Eric Mannino of Inshore Fishing Techniques to 30 plus pound Redfish on the flats of the Indian River.
Duration : 0:23:9