Awesome video bro. I recently got some waders and been used to bank fishing most my life. Not asking for this exact spot but i really want to find some trout or flounder what part of the bay is best? I usually only find bull reds black drum and sheeps this time of year.
Hey man, sorry you feel that way. But, I don’t want people to watch my videos because they are just searching for a spot. I want people to watch the videos because they enjoy the content. If you pay attention in the videos I always explain “what” I’m fishing. This is so you can understand what type of structure and area I’m looking for and what the fish are hanging around during certain times of year. Then, you can use that information, do some simple research,look at maps, and find your own spots all over the bay that are similar. (Just like I have done for many years) Also, I think you will find it way more rewarding if you find an area yourself, locate some fish, and have a successful day on the water. It’s like the saying, “if you give a man a fish you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime”. If I just tell spots then people might go to them and maybe catch a couple fish and have 1 or two good days there, but as soon as the weather changes (which is literally every day) those fish will be gone and you could go to that same spot a hundred times over and not catch anything. But, if you listen to what I explain in the videos about why those fish are there and what kind of weather makes them hang out in certain areas (mud, oyster, hard bottom, spoils) then you can be successful 90 percent of the time you go out instead of just 10 percent. Basically, what I’m getting at is to not take the easy way out and just ask for spots or get mad when people won’t tell you where they caught some fish. Instead, learn and educate yourself on fish movement and explore the bays! I could go fish a spot today and catch a limit of trout, then post a video of it. And then you could see the vid, go fish it the very next day and not even get a dang bite. Fish move. Spots don’t matter. Look on a map, find some public access or dead end road, and start casting. And one last thing. I don’t care if people pay or buy merch or anything like that, I still don’t tell where I fish. I don’t sell spots. Thanks for watching.
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Awesome video bro. I recently got some waders and been used to bank fishing most my life. Not asking for this exact spot but i really want to find some trout or flounder what part of the bay is best? I usually only find bull reds black drum and sheeps this time of year.
where did you walk out from to wade fish. I'm new to wade fishing in Galveston.
He wants you to pay and help with the channel but he don't wanna share his spots nice huh?
Hey man, sorry you feel that way. But, I don’t want people to watch my videos because they are just searching for a spot. I want people to watch the videos because they enjoy the content. If you pay attention in the videos I always explain “what” I’m fishing. This is so you can understand what type of structure and area I’m looking for and what the fish are hanging around during certain times of year. Then, you can use that information, do some simple research,look at maps, and find your own spots all over the bay that are similar. (Just like I have done for many years) Also, I think you will find it way more rewarding if you find an area yourself, locate some fish, and have a successful day on the water. It’s like the saying, “if you give a man a fish you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime”. If I just tell spots then people might go to them and maybe catch a couple fish and have 1 or two good days there, but as soon as the weather changes (which is literally every day) those fish will be gone and you could go to that same spot a hundred times over and not catch anything. But, if you listen to what I explain in the videos about why those fish are there and what kind of weather makes them hang out in certain areas (mud, oyster, hard bottom, spoils) then you can be successful 90 percent of the time you go out instead of just 10 percent. Basically, what I’m getting at is to not take the easy way out and just ask for spots or get mad when people won’t tell you where they caught some fish. Instead, learn and educate yourself on fish movement and explore the bays! I could go fish a spot today and catch a limit of trout, then post a video of it. And then you could see the vid, go fish it the very next day and not even get a dang bite. Fish move. Spots don’t matter. Look on a map, find some public access or dead end road, and start casting. And one last thing. I don’t care if people pay or buy merch or anything like that, I still don’t tell where I fish. I don’t sell spots. Thanks for watching.
Cant wait to move to Texas.
I need to go fishing with you Bro....I have fished spots all over Galveston/Bolivar my whole life....