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@@CASPAINTINGtipsandtricks Thanks so much!! I do appreciate it!

@carybruton7284 Thanks for the sub!! I do appreciate it!!

Thanks so much, Tony!!

Been down to the dock a few times but only out in the boat 2 times this year. Sometimes it's tough to get out on the water. Hopefully I'll get out soon. Have you been out?

Hey Dauron, I use the Tides Near Me app. It's free!! It will pull data from the closest buoy to your location.

Thanks for watching the video. Most people change the filter out annually.

If you follow the path in the video just as the water is getting to the grass on the incoming tide, you should be able to at least see some reds pushing. You can also watch the Winter Tips video, which is basically in the same part of Guerrin Creek. Hope this helps. Good luck!!

Here is the link to the video that I mentioned in the last comment. th-cam.com/video/4ALbIcprGjE/w-d-xo.html

Thx for watching the video!! That spot is in the Woodville area just above the Paradise Island boat landing. I'll try to send you a couple of screen shots. Good luck!!

Evidently, I can't add screenshots. If you go to Google Maps and find Paradise Island boat landing, it should be the 5th or 6th dock heading up river. If you pause my video, you should be able to figure it out via landmarks. Let me know how you do.

Thanks Jack! Hope to see you on the Wando sometime. Great videos.

Thanks for the question! I’m going to encourage you to check into barometric pressure and how it affects fishing. You’ll find that rainy and cloudy days will have a lower pressure and sunny days will have a higher pressure. Experts say the best BP for fishing is between 29.70-34.40 and that the best time to fish is just before a storm moves in or about 12-24hrs after a storm moves out. I have found that in the Winter getting up at the crack of dawn isn’t as important as when fishing spring, summer, and fall. Since the water temps are low in the winter and I prefer fishing for Redfish, I have found that fishing in the warmer part of the day 2hrs before and 2hrs after low tide works best for me as the reds will move into shallow water to get warm. Spring and fall it’s usually a feeding frenzy as the fish are fattening up from the winter months in the Spring and fattening up for the winter in the fall. I prefer timing it so that I’m fishing 2hrs before and 2hrs after low tide in the spring and fall as well. However, you can almost fish anytime of the day in the spring and fall and catch fish. During the summer months when it’s crazy hot and the water temps are up, I find that it’s better to fish early morning and late evening. Keep in mind that’s what I prefer. However, if I get the chance to go fishing then I’m going to go fishing!! There are so many things that factor into fishing. In many cases you just need to go fishing and take notes. On one trip you may crush the fish and on the next trip you might get skunked fishing at the same fishing spot with the same lures. That’s just fishing!! As you know we live in an incredible sanctuary! Just enjoy your time on the water! Hope this helps!!

I usually would use a 1/10. When fishing the flats I'm usually sight fishing so I'm not wanting something to heavy that would make too much of a splash to scare the reds. But other things to consider. If the current is really moving over the flats, or the wind is really blowing (which sucks) then you might need something a little heavier to be able to cast and keep it from getting carried out of the strike zone too quickly. I hope that makes since and helps.

Thanks so much!!

Massachusetts and Rhode Island. (East coast)@@saltwaterjacksfishing

@@bloodlinefishingadventuresllc Nice! What species do you mainly target? We mainly target trout, flounder, and redfish!

Got lucky!! So cool right! I didn't realize how many redfish were actually under the dock until after watching the video!!@@gonetoprint

I believe in giving credit where credit is due!! Some people get offended when others offer knowledge!! Thanks again for your last comment and this comment. I might just try your high tide techniques!! Thanks again!!

Thanks so much!! Glad that you enjoyed the video!!

I know right. Just lucky that it wasn't a bigger hook!! I definitely take my rods out slower now!!

Congrats on the tourney win!! Thanks for responding!! I don't mind sharing to help those that don't have the time or maybe they're new to fishing and need some guidance on where some fishing spots are located. As you know you can fish a spot one day and tear them up and then the next day get skunked.

What's funny is I always have popping corks with me, but I haven't used them in a while. I know that they definitely work. Maybe I'll rig one of my rods up and try it next time that I get to go fishing!!

Thanks, Brother!! I made the new rod holders out of an old f150 soft tonneau cover brackets and pvc. It was a great day, too bad you moved to Florida!!😂. Have you found all of the good fishing spots down there. I'm looking forward to getting down there and catching some fish. I'm glad the hook broke off in my hand, and not while I had a HUGE fish on😂

Thanks so much, Tony!! I'm glad that you loved the video!! Quick question. What are things that you look for in a fishing video that would help you decide to watch it? Thx in advance!!

@@saltwaterjacksfishing I live on Wando - always looking for different spots to fish, keep it up !

Appreciate it!@@tonymiranda3295

Thanks Slammin Sammy😊

Thanks!

Definitely didn't feel good!! I got it out and could still go fishing!

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Hey Jim, I'm so sorry about messing up the reply. I replied a couple of weeks ago, but evidently, I just replied to myself. Still working on my TH-cam skills. 😅 Thanks so much for watching the video!! What's the draft on your boat? Do you have a trolling motor, or will you be using an anchor?

No worries. Draft is an advertised 12” and yes Terrova Riptide and an 8’ Power Pole.

Thanks so much!! I really do appreciate the comments!! If you see me on the water, definitely say hello!!

Thanks Bundy!! Hope you're crushing the fish in Fl!!