@@AndreasChristouSaltwater Here is a secret for you - erratic topwater retrieve seems to work best and the pause/dead stick top water can be the deadliest bait for reds
That’s brutal losing an overslot to those bull sharks. Nothing you could have done different without knowing they are there bro. Would be cool to see you fly fish this area if your still doing that these days!
@@Kevinkarmafishing thanks man definitely was pretty frustrated it happened but I don’t see what else I could have done to prevent it. To be honest I’m still terrible at fly fishing but I can definitely attempt it 😂
what hooks do you like to use for the nlbn swim baits. i just picked some up but i didnt get any hooks and i think i need beefier hooks for them incase i hook a big red or snook
To be honest I would use their specific jig heads they make if your talking about the swimbaits. The flat surface on the front of the larger swimbaits can be pretty unforgiving if you try to rig it with a normal jig head or weedless twist lock hook. It will likely not swim straight or rip off much earlier than it should. If you don’t have another opportunity to get some of their jigheads for them I would just use eyestrike jig heads and make sure you really rig the bait centered and straight. Hope this helps 👍🏽
I have a lot of experience with big redfish tournaments, if you need advice. Also if you need a 40" plus red on artificial I can tell you exactly where to go, and how to do it.
@@jesse4r5 no matter how much I know I’m always interested in learning more. Feel free to message me on Facebook or Instagram and I’d be happy to talk fishing
@AndreasChristouSaltwater TBH, even in the "professional" redfish tournaments 90% of the field doesn't have a real chance at winning. It's always the same 10% that actually has a good chance at winning. You must be able to catch 12.5 to 14lbs of redfish consistently to compete. Fishing somewhere like Simpsons creek is risky as it's a community spot and only takes one boat beating you there to screw you over.
@@jesse4r5 yea absolutely. It’s not that my tournament partner and I don’t catch good reds consistently, it’s just something we are thinking about well cause of all the extra financial stuff that comes with competing at higher level tournaments
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Jacksonville red fishing is some of the best
@@Flfishin absolutely!
@@AndreasChristouSaltwater Here is a secret for you - erratic topwater retrieve seems to work best and the pause/dead stick top water can be the deadliest bait for reds
@ yea I’ve thrown a lot of topwater over the years and I’ve found the same to be true for the most part
Great video brother. 18:43-19:00 can def get to us! Thanks for the honesty there.
@@lmb25315 thanks man. Gotta keep it real with everyone as always
geez! leave some for us! 😁this was a great video very inviting ! GREAT tight lines broda!
@@Jhune-rf9ej thanks brother 🙌🏽
You do a good job… AC!
@@flatsclassyoutube5502 Thanks! Means a lot coming from you CA!
Sweet video as always!!
@@floridaflash thanks brother! Hope your doing well
Helluva day up here in Jville! Congrats!🙌
@@VISUAL-LY thanks man! We gotta get together for a collab video soon 🤙🏽
@@AndreasChristouSaltwater for sure!💯
this would make one great collab!!!
@@AndreasChristouSaltwater collab of the mastahs!! we cant wait!
That’s brutal losing an overslot to those bull sharks. Nothing you could have done different without knowing they are there bro. Would be cool to see you fly fish this area if your still doing that these days!
@@Kevinkarmafishing thanks man definitely was pretty frustrated it happened but I don’t see what else I could have done to prevent it. To be honest I’m still terrible at fly fishing but I can definitely attempt it 😂
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@@justinbryan9145 🤙🏽
Let’s gooo
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what hooks do you like to use for the nlbn swim baits. i just picked some up but i didnt get any hooks and i think i need beefier hooks for them incase i hook a big red or snook
To be honest I would use their specific jig heads they make if your talking about the swimbaits. The flat surface on the front of the larger swimbaits can be pretty unforgiving if you try to rig it with a normal jig head or weedless twist lock hook. It will likely not swim straight or rip off much earlier than it should. If you don’t have another opportunity to get some of their jigheads for them I would just use eyestrike jig heads and make sure you really rig the bait centered and straight. Hope this helps 👍🏽
I have a lot of experience with big redfish tournaments, if you need advice. Also if you need a 40" plus red on artificial I can tell you exactly where to go, and how to do it.
@@jesse4r5 no matter how much I know I’m always interested in learning more. Feel free to message me on Facebook or Instagram and I’d be happy to talk fishing
I honestly dont know how to do that. Do you have an email you can share? @@AndreasChristouSaltwater
@@AndreasChristouSaltwater I couldn't find you, sorry
@AndreasChristouSaltwater TBH, even in the "professional" redfish tournaments 90% of the field doesn't have a real chance at winning. It's always the same 10% that actually has a good chance at winning. You must be able to catch 12.5 to 14lbs of redfish consistently to compete. Fishing somewhere like Simpsons creek is risky as it's a community spot and only takes one boat beating you there to screw you over.
@@jesse4r5 yea absolutely. It’s not that my tournament partner and I don’t catch good reds consistently, it’s just something we are thinking about well cause of all the extra financial stuff that comes with competing at higher level tournaments
Where did you fish in Jacksonville?
St. John’s and it’s surrounding marsh areas
looks like the northern end of sisters creek for the most part.
@@abe2098 I was thinking Nassau sound .
Sharks eat reds, trout , mullet people!!! It’s nature