On this weeks episode of HOF, we take our kids shark fishing in honor of shark week. We talk about how the sharks are beneficial for our oceans with our kids and have an all around good time before we have to get back for Chandlers nap.

We go over how HOF implements Bote stand up paddle board's dock Fx, Aero chair standard and the Kula into our everyday sandbar regiment.

Its been a hot minute since we produced a video for y'all so we decided to set out and go check one of suspect snapper and snook spots. When we arrived someone else was already posted up so we adapted and decided to go check out some new water and inevitably found a couple good bonefish. This is more of a educational video on some "fishing etiquette" than catching a bunch of fish. Hope y'all enjoy it and sorry for the mic every now and then cutting into the lens.

Took the family out for a quick meat run in the back country channels and got a couple of respectable mangrove snapper. We talk you through the entire day on how we catch, clean and cook our family meals.

The family and I set out for an epic low tide adventure in the lower keys as we search for the spooky redfish that call our flats home during the fall/winter time months. We test out our new mojo inshore by St. Croix rods and come across some tailing permit and find some uppers lot size reds cruising the flat. Be sure to help us out and check out our website and instagram page @hookedonfamily Enjoy! https://www.hookedonfamily.com https://stcroixrods.com

We got spontaneous and tried our hand at filming a family thanksgiving dinner. We heard that there was a quality butcher in downtown key west called the "Local Butcher". https://the-local-butcher-market.business.site We got our hands on a Elk tenderloin and a Filet mignon. Lindsay found a dry rub recipe on Traeger's website, so we decided to try it. https://www.traegergrills.com/recipes/grilled-elk-tenderloin Im on the fence on whether I want to keep filming "catch and cooks" or kitchen episodes. Drop your opinion in the comments below and let us know what y'all think! Visit our website to get the latest HOF Merch https://www.hookedonfamily.com and stay tuned for Valiant Traditions (my new 501c3) benefitting gold star family members and wounded warriors! https://valianttraditions.org

Grayton and I set out for some lower Keys winter time live bait fishing for tarpon and finish up as a family on a killer low tide redfish bite.

A quick 5 minute lower keys inshore fishing report brought to you by https://sailfishbrewingco.com When water temps dip below 74 degrees, most of the tarpon bonefish and permit will find warmer water in the neighboring channels of their home flats. Tarpon, Snook and snapper can make for good action in the months of December, January and February. We love to live bait these fish using pinfish, mullet, and pilchards. Be sure to check out St. Croix rods new line up for 2021! https://stcroixrods.com Visit Hooked on Familys website and grab your self some stickers and koozies! Tag us in your adventures on Instagram! https://www.hookedonfamily.com

We heard the the sailfish and mahi bite was straight FIRE off Stuart FL so we packed up our bags and headed up the coast. Cast Jesse Berry, owner of Tighten Up Fishing https://www.tightenuptc.com put us on a great offshore bite before the storms drove us back inshore.