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@RedfishRob yeah man, once ya find em - it's on!

@@manfrednemeczek4108Thanks appreciate it.

@@benjaminhrabina4194 127s are so stable, enjoy mine. Not the fastest kayak out there but it’s stability over speed for me.

@ i recently registered it with a Bixpy I bought on FB marketplace. Well worth it.

@@benjaminhrabina4194 I have been looking at bixbys. How much of a pain was it to register the kayak? MSO and a bill of sale?

@ it was a pain… MSO, bill of sale is all you need. I went 5x to DMV 🤦🏻. Citrus county has the nicest employees though. Then I just steer with my paddle. It works for now.

@ MSO has a backside. Needs to filled out by seller with authorization of the business where you purchased the kayak

@@highnoon116 it was quite the day

@@Onemorecast941 had one the other day, thought it was a red it pulled so hard.

@mikefalcon670 that day was Lorna Bridge

OH Yeah! Brian said " enough Trout lets go find some "REDS".....

@@MNBDH34 Thank you

@@habiby203 Yep 👍

@CreekDonkeyFishing Right, Jay! He had found a hole in the creek and a bunch of shorts. That slowed him up big time. He had a lot of fun, so that's a plus. But he could have had more!

@kennethdean7959 yeah, not fun. Jeff and I are sitting around not fishing.

@@shanehester4852 Thank you for that! We definitely have a lot of fun.

@ I’m sure I’ll see ya out there one day

@@ItzFlood- Thanks for watching. This trip was from Allen Park.

@@PhilipVaughn-ri8vb Good question. I use Crystal River because it is the largest, and most well known, city on the coast and is the destination for most vacationers. So, folks who plan on staying in Crystal River will more likely than not search for “kayak fishing in Crystal River” because that is where they will be staying, or spending a lot of time. I use it so people can easily find a resource. Of course if one searches Yankeetown, Ozello, Cedar Key, etc. they will still find the video. In the end it’s about reaching the widest audience.

@@stephend3494 We go back into the feeder creeks from the launch, from those those feeders you can work your way out to 4 named creeks or more depending on tides. So, yeah we just stay in back and move around as the tide dictates. We launched at the Vassey Creek launch.

​@naturecoastinshorefishing4397 that's basically my backyard... Have you made it up to Demory creek yet?

@ Demory is a haul, but yeah made the trip only a couple of times, then Sandfly on the way out. It’s a long day, but when the tides and winds are right, and we feel full of energy, evert so often we’ll make the paddle. Caught some big Snook back there.

@happy_hartshornes thank you. Same invitation for you if you make it down this way. I do make it as far north as Steinhatchee to fish. Have driven the coast, and love Appalachiacola and Port St Joe.

@@frankmarano2529 Hurry, we’re going tomorrow

@@saunderskohn8977 Thanks back at ya!

@@CreekDonkeyFishing Thanks. Yeah, I like a captive audience-those fish have no where to go! I really like the negative tides because it helps me learn the bottom of the area. The dragging of the kayaks though….

@ yea that’s no fun , but totally worth it especially when you hook up! And yes I’ve seen stuff at a negative tide I never knew was there!

@@FloridaBackwaters yeah it's a good winter route. Went back and fished that Monday and did really well on the trout. I will have that video ready in about a week.

@@frankmarano2529 kid had a phenomenonal day, he's hooked

@frankmarano2529 Thanks, I put it back for you!

@@frankmarano2529 Thanks. I put it back for you.

@@gregtorrey7679 Thanks! Low and slow in the winter, and if you think you’re retrieving slow enough, slow it down some more. 😉. Ned Rigs are a go-to as well.

@@WesLovelace 👍 keeps us humble that’s for sure.

@highnoon116 Natural areas are recovering fine. Some new cuts through the mangroves. Man made things have taken a hit. Some businesses have closed, some sold, over 100 homes received the County Notice of Death. That is, build back to code or don't build at all. Oh, I emailed you yesterday.

@@millhousemiller775 One piece at a time. Some parking areas are worse than others for sure.

@@justinsincyr7754 The route you outlined is a good winter route, just did that yesterday. Had a real good day with trout, about 2 dozen keepers. Video in a couple weeks. There are a lot of options launching at the bridge, feeder creek short cuts etc. but if you stay on the main river you’ll find your way back! There are 2 other public launches on Ozello Trail, each offers different types of fishing. Get yourself a Christmas present and go out with fishheadkayakcharters.com. What type of kayak are you fishing from? What days are you looking at fishing? You fishing bait or artificial?

@@kennethdean7959 been a minute that’s for sure

@saunderskohn8977 it's been a minute. Have 3 more to edit, 2 with Brian. We went out Tuesday and had a big day. "Reel" big day

@@THEFIRSTTIMEGARDENER-mp9vv Here is a nice tool to help you find launches. gis.myfwc.com/BoatRampFinder/

@@THEFIRSTTIMEGARDENER-mp9vv I thought I replied to this but doesn’t look like from my end. Here is a link to the FWC ramp locator. It’s good for the entire state. When launching in Ozello, it’s tides, winds, season. gis.myfwc.com/BoatRampFinder/

@@THEFIRSTTIMEGARDENER-mp9vv Ozello and Yankeetown depending on tides winds etc.

@@highnoon116 Wasn’t a bad day.

@@JustCsting Thanks

@@JustCsting Thanks. I’m about to get back at it soon.

@@naturecoastinshorefishing4397 Same, headed out this weekend to do some more exploring.

@@JustCsting Good luck this weekend. One more Grouper trip on Friday and it’s back to the yak for me.

@@naturecoastinshorefishing4397 Good Luck on that Grouper Trip!

@@janiced5077 Not brother Matt. He does need to get down here and fish though

@@highnoon116 thanks

@WesLovelace nothing but day-enders up around there. Airboat or nothing. Although, the mud minnow guy and his wife have it down pretty good.

I have not. Actually have never fished south of Ozello Trail. Have a buddy that lives down in Hudson, I keep threatening him to fish down that way.

@@KirkMcGirk what launch did you use? I am assuming you were using bait.

@naturecoastinshorefishing4397 went out of bird creek beach. Not sure if there are better places to launch a kayak or what. Typically just use lures. A spook and mirrodine are my go tos for the most part, but I threw a zman mulletron my friend gave me for awhile that caught me the cat. Only have two rods at the moment so I try to not be changing.

@@KirkMcGirk Catching the cat threw me, usually a sure sign of bait. If launching from Bird Creek Beach head east (left) then after the 2nd big island turn north towards Kelly Creek. This is where I start fishing the north bank at the turn, then the channel, bars and shore towards Kelly Creek. Then fish the south shores in Kelly creek, points, creeks, oyster bars, and islands in the creek, then on the way back repeat on the north. Just hit all those fishy spots, explore the small creeks. Summertime is tough, keep that in mind. If you noticed, no videos from me lately. Fish your favorite soft plastic, 4” paddle tail darker colors for Yankeetown. Top water in the morning, or mirrodines all day along side channels little deeper water etc. Route is on Google maps.

@naturecoastinshorefishing4397 yeah I did notice. Was looking for one to see if I could recognize any summer spots next time i go out lol. I don't blame you though, it was over cast all day and I still got sunburnt and dehydrated out there. I did notice you're typically using darker colors so I definitely need to grab some. Appreciate the tips man!

@@KirkMcGirk For summertime fishing follow Brian Stauffer at fishhead kayak charters, he’s on instagram and Facebook, dude catches fish on the nature coast year round.