Great video buddy! You guys were smashin em! Some really nice catches. I enjoyed watching! Thanks for sharing and carrying us along on another great adventure. #TexasAllWaterFishing rocks!
Whatup Ruben???! Yeah man, this was a very nice video indeed. Beautiful water, gorgeous sunrise. Perfect for great fishing!!! Thanks for sharing this video ma man. Til next one, tight lines never stop funk so brotha!!!!!
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Nice video! I like how y'all are using a variety of lures. I never catch any specks in the surf, but I'm starting to think it's all coming down to me not being a morning person 😅 Now for a couple of dumb questions: Are the waters usually calmer in the mornings? And it looks like y'all are fishing the top. How deep would you let the spoon go before you start to shortly reel in?
Specs will typically be very active around sunrise. Sometimes the bite will be on fire & completely stop after the sun comes over head. So being out there early is key especially for Specs. A lot of times during the summer the winds calm over night when it's cooler & will pick up going into the afternoon. We fish in all water columns. Sometimes they're on bottom & others they're in top. This trip they were on top chasing shrimp on the water surface.
Well that's not an easy answer lol. Just depends how much content I have to review, the more I have to longer it takes. Then it also depends how much fishing I'm doing around the times I record. If I'm doing back-to-back trips with no breaks in between then things get back logged. And of course, what I have going on with my family, I spend a lot of one-on-one time with my son, sports, and training him. Normally the editing process can take 4-7 hours again depends on how much content to review so that can be a full day. I would like the video to be live 2-3 days after a trip but it can run 5-10 days if things get really busy for me, like days I spend volunteering with Capt. Cody's events. I had 2 events this past week. If you would like more update fishing reports check out my patreon page, I try to get reports up 24-48 hours of the trips to give insight to anyone looking to get on the water.
I went yesterday (sunday) and the water was gorgeous. People were hammering the trout on live shrimp. I aint paying $15 for a pint of live shrimp, ef that lol. I caught a 17 in flounder dragging a doa shrimp. I was on the one across from the italian restaurant, just south of academy.
Nice! I wade fished the west end yesterday nothing, went across SPL and caught whiting LOL. Every cast! My son had fun and that was good enough for me 😎🤙🏽
Ive been trying to find wading spots lately. So far i have sea isle and tx city dike, and a boat ramp between the n jetty and fort travis. Next im going to try broken bridge on the bolivar side.
Oh my, a Texas Chicken Corky is so good in water conditions like that. If there's a Spec or Mackerel in that water? They will smoke them Corky's. I went through 10 last year at $10ea, but it paid off. I caught my PB last year, a 32" on a Corky last year & l limited out every morning between June & Aug. when others weren't hooking up & I was culling by sunrise. But, sometimes, they just want shrimp or finger mullet, but it's hard not to catch using a Fat Boy. Them Corky's are cheaper at Oyster Creek Bucees also than Academy. Hook Up Baby 🤟
Nice! My PB spec is 25 inches I wouldn't know how to act if I had a 30 incher on lol. Man Corky's are too slow for me...I know I need to try fishing with them more. I have a few but very rarely will I break them out.
It was on fire with everyone catching big fat 20" plus size & many 30" Specs with a few Mackerel a couple weeks ago at Surfside, then it just died off. We are taking the Kayaks out to W Bay in the morning.. Or offshore it's that 🤟
You know what, that’s so true …….. I recently started to get I to saltwater fishing, I did nothing but freshwater like ( started 2 weeks ago )…. A buddy out me On to it ………. And I thought it was just me but those speckled trout so get off the hook super damn fast ….. I lost like 7 big ones last week …. Like it made no sense to me how all the rest of the freshwater fish are not like that
I agree they can be very tricky, especially the surf specs off the rocks. The surf specs are very thick and strong fighting fish. Their thin mouth's don't help either, and lifting them out of the water is where I lose a lot of the larger ones. A net helps LOL. The trick is to have your drag loose enough that when they want to run they can but not too loose where the line will get slack & you'll lose the fish. There's a fine line to flirt with, even with the smaller ones. I think this day I lost around 7 most of them were small and Eric lost a handful too. It's a real pain, I hate losing fish, I guess we all do.
I mainly wear mine if I need to get closer to the water to net one but you need to stand near the water. It's actually better to be higher up. Prevents less snags
It's easier to see the fish and fish from higher up like Mike said. I fall a lot 🤣 so I really need those cleats to help me stay up right. I actually fell that day and my foot and ankle still hurt...I stepped between the rocks and went down LOL.
Great video buddy! You guys were smashin em! Some really nice catches. I enjoyed watching! Thanks for sharing and carrying us along on another great adventure. #TexasAllWaterFishing rocks!
Thank you! I appreciate the support... yes it was great day to be out there. They never stopped feeding, I only left because I was starving 🤣🤣
Awesome Video Bro‼️ Fun Times ‼️‼️🤙🏾
Yes sir! Can't wait to do it again!!!!
The water is incredible
We get lucky some days & get that nice water in
Whatup Ruben???! Yeah man, this was a very nice video indeed. Beautiful water, gorgeous sunrise. Perfect for great fishing!!! Thanks for sharing this video ma man. Til next one, tight lines never stop funk so brotha!!!!!
Thanks brother! The water was awesome! I've been spoiled with the water last few times out!
Tight lines to all🎣
Thanks!
That jetty doesn’t look familiar where is that.?
Awesome video!
Thanks! Appreciate it!
What jetty is this share the location bro
Nice water.
Yes it was...we've been blessed the last couple of weeks with great water
Good job guys i, whats the name of the think You put in the shoes to no slip ,and where i can Buy ? Thanks
Those cleats are awesome! Best thing I ever bought for fishing off the rocks!
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Thank You very much .
This is good fishing. Where is this jetty? Can you share the map pin?
Nice video! I like how y'all are using a variety of lures. I never catch any specks in the surf, but I'm starting to think it's all coming down to me not being a morning person 😅 Now for a couple of dumb questions: Are the waters usually calmer in the mornings? And it looks like y'all are fishing the top. How deep would you let the spoon go before you start to shortly reel in?
Specs will typically be very active around sunrise. Sometimes the bite will be on fire & completely stop after the sun comes over head. So being out there early is key especially for Specs. A lot of times during the summer the winds calm over night when it's cooler & will pick up going into the afternoon. We fish in all water columns. Sometimes they're on bottom & others they're in top. This trip they were on top chasing shrimp on the water surface.
So how long does it usually take from the time you fish until you post the video on TH-cam?
Well that's not an easy answer lol. Just depends how much content I have to review, the more I have to longer it takes. Then it also depends how much fishing I'm doing around the times I record. If I'm doing back-to-back trips with no breaks in between then things get back logged. And of course, what I have going on with my family, I spend a lot of one-on-one time with my son, sports, and training him. Normally the editing process can take 4-7 hours again depends on how much content to review so that can be a full day. I would like the video to be live 2-3 days after a trip but it can run 5-10 days if things get really busy for me, like days I spend volunteering with Capt. Cody's events. I had 2 events this past week. If you would like more update fishing reports check out my patreon page, I try to get reports up 24-48 hours of the trips to give insight to anyone looking to get on the water.
@@TexasAllWaterFishing I’m trying to figure out how old they are so I know if I can use your videos to plan my trips better.
yea I get that, that's why I post fishing reports for my patrons.
I’ll be there in 5 weeks from Kansas! Please save some fish for me!!! I been prepping so hard for this. 1st time to Texas.
I hope the water corporates for you...its been amazing lately
I went yesterday (sunday) and the water was gorgeous. People were hammering the trout on live shrimp. I aint paying $15 for a pint of live shrimp, ef that lol. I caught a 17 in flounder dragging a doa shrimp. I was on the one across from the italian restaurant, just south of academy.
Nice! I wade fished the west end yesterday nothing, went across SPL and caught whiting LOL. Every cast! My son had fun and that was good enough for me 😎🤙🏽
Ive been trying to find wading spots lately. So far i have sea isle and tx city dike, and a boat ramp between the n jetty and fort travis. Next im going to try broken bridge on the bolivar side.
Oh my, a Texas Chicken Corky is so good in water conditions like that. If there's a Spec or Mackerel in that water? They will smoke them Corky's. I went through 10 last year at $10ea, but it paid off.
I caught my PB last year, a 32" on a Corky last year & l limited out every morning between June & Aug. when others weren't hooking up & I was culling by sunrise. But, sometimes, they just want shrimp or finger mullet, but it's hard not to catch using a Fat Boy. Them Corky's are cheaper at Oyster Creek Bucees also than Academy. Hook Up Baby 🤟
Nice! My PB spec is 25 inches I wouldn't know how to act if I had a 30 incher on lol. Man Corky's are too slow for me...I know I need to try fishing with them more. I have a few but very rarely will I break them out.
It was on fire with everyone catching big fat 20" plus size & many 30" Specs with a few Mackerel a couple weeks ago at Surfside, then it just died off.
We are taking the Kayaks out to W Bay in the morning..
Or offshore it's that 🤟
Good luck tomorrow! It's been so nice with no winds lately. I need some smacks in my like LOL.
Hey Cody, you met Carl?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣 Hollywood 😎
Hey were you in dickinson the other evening
Probably, where do you see at?
Thought I saw you at school
If not guy could be your twin good job on video's
I was just in Galveston and killed it fishing what a great place to fish
Awesome!
:D 🤙
😎🤙🏽
I need to get out there ASAP
🤣 right!
Only bad thing about trout, some way they slip off the hook,u have to work fast to get them
You know what, that’s so true …….. I recently started to get I to saltwater fishing, I did nothing but freshwater like ( started 2 weeks ago )…. A buddy out me On to it ………. And I thought it was just me but those speckled trout so get off the hook super damn fast ….. I lost like 7 big ones last week …. Like it made no sense to me how all the rest of the freshwater fish are not like that
I agree they can be very tricky, especially the surf specs off the rocks. The surf specs are very thick and strong fighting fish. Their thin mouth's don't help either, and lifting them out of the water is where I lose a lot of the larger ones. A net helps LOL. The trick is to have your drag loose enough that when they want to run they can but not too loose where the line will get slack & you'll lose the fish. There's a fine line to flirt with, even with the smaller ones. I think this day I lost around 7 most of them were small and Eric lost a handful too. It's a real pain, I hate losing fish, I guess we all do.
I’m jel
It was a blast!
Why don't you stand on the rocks right by the water? You're wearing cleats,
I mainly wear mine if I need to get closer to the water to net one but you need to stand near the water.
It's actually better to be higher up.
Prevents less snags
It's easier to see the fish and fish from higher up like Mike said. I fall a lot 🤣 so I really need those cleats to help me stay up right. I actually fell that day and my foot and ankle still hurt...I stepped between the rocks and went down LOL.