SALTWATER WADE FISHING HOW TO TARGET REDFISH, FLOUNDER, and SPECKLED TROUT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2018
- This is a full instructional and tutorial for how to target inshore saltwater species when wade fishing. I break down the tides, how to wade fish certain areas with high and low tides- and I go through my video library to take you through different scenarios and how to best approach each.
Wade fishing is one of my favorite ways to catch saltwater fish - and it's one of the most rewarding for sure!!
Expect more of these tutorials and vids to come!
Good stuff. I'm a newbie to inshore salt. Appreciate your vid because it focuses on teaching instead of just showing off like a lot of fishing vids out there. I like that you explain the details of the ecosystem and fish behavior. Thanks!
It’s honestly great to have channels like these for our local areas! Keep up the great work man, lot ya vids.
Great video man !!! I picked up so much info !! I can't wait to some these tactics in my boat from a power anchor . Thanks
Love the vids guys! Y’all keep up the good work 👌
that's a nice freaking flounder!!! good job good video!
I used my first popping cork this past September at the OBX wading fishing for Drum and Trout. It is one of my favorite types of fishing but like you said there is so much water it can be intimidating. Thanks for the pointers, love the videos.
Just focus on the areas that stand out from the rest and try and look at is as like a test- would you rather have open ended question or multiple choice - multiple choice increases your chances of being right. So instead of trying to hit everywhere - just try and pin point areas that stand out from the rest and that way you can essentially eliminate unproductive spots and focus on areas where fish should hold
Excellent wade-fishing tutorial! This whets my appetite, because I have a nice, new pair of waders and I don't have a boat! Thanks for making and sharing!
Gotta get out there!! The fish should be all over the flats now!!
great video, well done sir!
Im heading down there in a few weeks--planning to do some wade fishing as well :)
Great tutorial. I do believe I know where you were wading. The only place I did have some limited success with the fly rod. Not alot of fly fisherman in that area. I won't be in Virginia Beach until next August. Winter steelhead fishing in New York til spring.
I tried one of your setups last weekend and caught a flounder, I'm about to share your video with some friends who didn't catch any😂 thanks for the advice!!💪👍👌
Man that's awesome!!! I love to hear comments like this!!
Good morning brothers have a blessed day see u all out on the water boyzzz
I will be in Va. Beach next week during Thanksgiving, and would you give advice on what “general” areas we might find reds, black drums and/or trout. To be honest really any thing. Were staying close to the Wooden Pier on Va. Bch. We would like to try some flats fishing. Any advice would be great. Please feel free to email me. Great videos!
When setting up the leader on a popping cork, how do you determine the leader length? I mean you're gonna be fishing drop-offs and then shallow flats, etc. Is there a general leader length (2ft-3ft?). I know you have to live with some hangups/breakoffs, just looking for a rule of thumb. In the HHI are you pretty much need a boat...to cover water, I've found that wading is iffy at best (puff/fluff mud=exciting times) Thanks for your content.
good move with the flowers Jeff
Hahah thanks!!
enjoyed your video
Thank you!!
He said oh and by the way I feel like I’m in Vietnam lmfao
awesome video man! been trying to text ya and even get ahold of you in comments. im getting into wade fishing big time lets go sometime
right on!! We have been on the road like every weekend - have you caught any decent trout?
is this what Tony Hawk is up too now? sweet.
Thanks for the tutorial! I am new to the coast (in NC about 1 hr south of Wilmington) and have been trying to learn all the tips and tricks for flounder, drum and trout. Can you give some guidance on the popping cork? Is it just cast and a slow retrieval? Or do you let it sit still in the water for a time before retrieving? Thanks again.
dthoma128 cast pop sit...pop sit reel...pop sit reel...find out the speed of fast or slow by how the fish react to the bait
You will be a popping cork expert after watching this th-cam.com/video/9sCxRV1m4OA/w-d-xo.html
Okay @@1fish2fish10 I will give it a try ... bought some gulp shrimp bait as well so I can match the rig. Thanks!
Jeff, how do you determine the safety of the bottoms?. We deal with a ton of fluff mud here in the low country.I've been stuck like a dinosaur several times...lol.
Excellent question!! Honestly it's a little difficult to tell but best thing when you're going to new area is go to a local tackle shop that should be able to tell you what the ground is and if people wade fish in the area. We went to the Keys and walked out thinking it would get less muddy and it only got more muddy. So between having a general idea going into it - and also grass and oysters tend to have ground that is more solid
Incorrect information. I bought flowers and didn't get a single Speckled trout bite!
HAHAHA This is AWESOME!!!!!
What city in Virginia are you located?
Zman shrimp or Gulp Shrimp for a popping cork?
Either or. they are both highly effective
why popping cork vs just a 1/8th jig?
popping cork is much better for saltwater
fish
Went to buy flowers
Anyone who has wade fished or wants to wade fish please do not take any advice from this video.
You keep realing against the drag. That spins the line