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Thank you. It works really well.

That was the first time for me as well. A time to never forget.

Thanks, it’s a great unit!

Thank you. I can't wait until I can go after them again.

Thank you.

Thank you for the comment. It works well and heard only good things.

No video of the battery pack my next video. Thanks tried to show all of its qualities.

H20 express 12 ft 2oz to 60z Rod with a 8000 Penn Battle 2 reel with 25lb braid to 40 lb mono shock leader. My othe rod is av12 ft Ugly Stik heavy Big Water 3oz to 8oz with a 6000 Penn Fierce 3 reel with 25lb braid to 40lb mono shock leader. The setup get smaller from there as for what the rod calls for. I try not to go over the load of the rod in weight and the line strength. Hope this helps.

@@joesauceda1439 I've heard. Got a fishing buddy who loves to cut it up and go after monster Red Drum.

No need to measure any of my fish. They aren't part of regulations areas. I only keep legal fish. Do you check your TPWD Regulations book before commenting?

You are 100% correct if I was in the zones where the size limits exist. The Dam area is not part of those zones. I was not 800yd away from the Canyon Lake Dam. Below are the regulations straight from the TPWD Regulations book. Trout Outside special trout zones For rainbow and brown trout, their hybrids and subspecies, there is no minimum length and daily bag limit = 5 trout in any combination. Trout Trout Zone 1: 800 yards downstream from Canyon Dam release downstream to east bridge on Hwy 306 For rainbow and brown trout, length limit is a 12-18 inch slot. Trout 12 inches and less or 18 inches or greater in length may be retained. Daily bag = 5 trout and only one trout 18 inches or longer may be retained. Harvest of trout is by artificial lures only. See Pole and Line for special restrictions on lures in this area.

Thank you.

Really good eating. Taste like Red Snapper.

Thank you.

Not to sure this was early Friday morning.

Thank you.

That's sick. I always miss the Flounder bite but nice catches.

@@fishing2real Thanks

Thank you.

The fish were active this day. It's finally coming off this is the time to go.

Nice I’m going Thursday

@@jasonbarbosa8150 good luck

Thanks. It was an unforgettable day for me. 👊🏼

Thank you. God bless.

Keep at it. A lot of other factors can go into not catching. Depth, temperature, time of day, and presentation of bait. If you ever want to some tips let me know. Good luck out there.

Thank you. Glad I could help out on your next fish cleaning

No problem. Yes it will be hood eat one of the best tasting fish out there.

It took a total of probably 6 or so hours. Was there from about 8:30 a.m. and left around 2:00 p.m. But it is not uncommon to be out there all day to catch one. Everyday is different. My suggestion is get there early and fish until you can't anymore.

@@fishing2real Ok I will try it thanks

No problem. Try to get your bait out as far as you can. Some times that means walking in the water.

@@fishing2real Oh ok I see ... And there are rules there?

Yes, can't go swimming in the lake but walking out your bait is aloud. As far as rules Calaveras and Brauning for Red Drum size are still a minimum 20 inches to keep but there is not a max size. This is due to them not being able to spawn in freshwater. I have my own theory regarding that.

I know it's awesome.

Thank you. I'm trying to make sure he understands the enjoyment and what fishing is all about.

Amen to that@@fishing2realand that what I did with my 21 year-old son, MJ! 💯 🤙🏾

That's awesome. Glad to hear that it makes good men.

Call the park and ask to reserve a table if you have a specific number let them know ow that is the table you want. I don't reserve the tables. They are free to use as long as it is not reserved.

@@fishing2real ah ok thanks. I remember seeing “reservations only” on there, just wanted to make sure. 👍

It does sat that on it but if it is reserved you must move 15+ feet away from it. I give way more room than 15+ feet to allow someone who reserved it can enjoy it.

Thank you. You should check it out. I think snapper is ending very soon. Recommend a trip. Thank you take care and God bless.

It was really a great time. We might have to go again. Get the freezer filled up again. Thanks.

Yes, it is a Red Drum like a redfish. Not saltwater it is freshwater. San Antonio area lakes are stocked with Red Drum.

They really are unforgettable.

Thanks. He did can't wait until he does it from start to finish one day.

Thanks. I want him to enjoy fishing and see what it's all about. Thanks for watching.

I feel the same way. Thanks for watching. God bless

Still talks about fishing all the time. I went the day before the tunerover working on the video now. I haven't been back since. Way to hot out there.

Thank you. God Bless

Not to sure where that is but this was at Table 7.

@fishing2real oh OK. The spots are identified by numbers?

The tables are identified with numbers. They have a few areas with names but I'm only familiar with spider island by the boat ramp.

@fishing2real cool deal. One day I need to go try it out. I understand you have to reserve it too

Yea check it out. Even when I don't catch keepers I usually get action. No you don't have to reserve it to use it but if someone reserved it then you have to be 15 feet away from the Table site. I usually just go somewhere else and give the person their space.

Thank you. Appreciate it the sub.

Thanks most definitely.

Thanks. Never knew that I'll see if I can find the stones next time I catch one.

Thank you. I'll keep sharing when I can. Been rough out there with the weather changes.

I always do. Thank you though.

The Red Drum don't come that far up river. Calaveras Lake is a man made lake for CPS energy. The TPWD stocks the Red Drum, from what I heard to keep the Talapia population down. Check out the history of the Calaveras Red Drum aren't the only saltwater native fish they have stocked in it. Pretty cool.

Thanks for the info….👍

No problem.

Thank you. He love fishing, might even try to out fish me one day. He has a fee years before that could happen.

The rod holder in the video is built by myself. If your interested send me an email: Fishing2realthemin@gmail.com but I haven't given a rod holder to anyone.

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Oh yea it was heavy on the walk back to the truck but I was happy to pull it. Thanks, let's see if we can get oj some fish together soon.

We had a good time out there. Nothing like having a great fishing partner. We use smaller hooks like a 1/0 or 2/0 Khale/croaker hooks for the Sheepshead so the hook gets in their mouths.

Thank you. Nice it's warming up so try over by the crappie wall and fish drop-offs around the area with shrimp and live bait if you catch any. If you troll try a crankbait and a silver spoon.