KAYAK FISHING for SEA TROUT - Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Bings Landing, Florida
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Today, we’re kayak fishing for sea trout! Actually, we're taking a field trip to kayak fish for sea trout. I’m taking you to a marsh in Palm Coast, Florida. Palm Coast is a city just north of Flagler Beach in Flagler County Florida. We’re launching at a place called Bing’s Landing and fishing the marsh just west of the launch and east of the golf course. This marsh is fed by the Matanzas inlet which is north of the launch itself. Come along for the ride as we explore the sites and sounds at a new marsh and look for sea trout.
My theory is that every once in a while you have to test out your skills at a new marsh. Besides the excitement of exploring new waters, you get the opportunity to see if you can spot the right conditions for fish in an unfamiliar place. Bing’s Landing is an excellent spot to launch from, although you have to be careful of the boat traffic around this protected boat launch.
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Here are some other field trips I've taken... th-cam.com/video/Cqw1gK5E6tk/w-d-xo.html
Excellent videos!
The views and descriptions are very informative . I use this info to go fishing myself. Thanks
Thanks Roger. I hope they help you put fish in the boat!
Love the videos, Man I'm super stoked about coming down there in a couple weeks..especially seeing the snook. I'll definetely have to check this place out.
Thanks Jason. I'm glad you're enjoying them!
Some of the best cheap BBQ Sandwiches ever at that place on top of a scenic drive! And Cake Slices?! Yum! We love to stop there on the way to Washington Oaks to fish the land spots they have! Thanks for showcasing it!
Yum! You’re making me hungry!
Great video, my man! Taking notes over here!
Glad you enjoyed it John. Tight lines.
Hey this is Rob from Daytona Redfish and Snook club on Facebook. Man your killing it.
Hi Rob. Nice meeting you the other day! Thanks for dropping by and checking out a few of my videos. I hope you enjoy them.
I just found your Channel.Amazing videos Sir. I'm binge watching ..so happy you fish much of the same areas I do. I also like avoiding boat traffic as I have had some pretty bad run ins and actual hits by boats...I absolutely love your content.Take care.Stay safe ,stay strong, and avoid the fungalitis craptalosis 19 bazillion 😉🎣🙏💝🕊🌞
Hi Catherine. I'm glad you found the channel. Thanks for taking the time to leave me a comment. I appreciate the feedback and I'm glad you enjoy my videos. Oh...and I'm glad you recovered from being hit by a boat...ouch...they've got to really be more careful around us kayak fishing addicts!
@@KayakFishingAddict actually my injury far less cool a story than my kayak vs. Bayliners and Airboats..it was falling off ladder to attic...long story 😂...concrete garage floors are hard.😉Currently I'm kayakless😱 Sold my 14 ft beast after rotatory cuff tear repair made it harder to lift 100 lbs onto van..Soon to kayak shop for dream kayak which will be lighter smaller faster launch...I'm thinking to work smarter not harder...and I hope to have a Florida sleigh ride in my future( catching a huge Redfish or Snook so big that it will pull my yak😂)
Hi Ron, I know nothing about fishing. But you have somehow popped up on my feed lol. I enjoy your videos and am taking notes just in case. 😁
P.s. Its possibly because I visited
Ft. Lauderdale a few months ago. Anyways thanks again!
Hi Ebony. The TH-cam algorithm is like that I guess. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Really like the channel. I fish out of bings a lot. there is a very good fishery out of there.
Thanks for watching, subscribing, and commenting! I imagine you fish Bing's out of that skiff on your channel? Sorry you missed that snook.
@@KayakFishingAddict missing that snook was definitely a heart breaker
Nice snook KFA!
Thanks Stephen.. it was pretty thick!.
Subscribed, heading to Beverly beach soon. Looks like i should bring my yak! Looks gorgeous. That wooden bridge area looked very fishy
Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and you'll love Beverly beach.
@@KayakFishingAddict was told to hit under the 100 bridge for bait with a cast net. Any tips appreciated! 👍
@@j.mimoso4767 Probably a good spot for live bait. I only fish artificial though. Head south of their a few hundred yards and you'll see an inlet with some islands to fish. In my videos look for any that say Flagler Beach. They were shot back in that area. Also, there are various kayak launch locations on my website ( www.KayakFishingAddict.com ) that you can check out. Usually there's a "marsh" area nearby that location on google maps that'll be good fishing. Tight lines.
@@KayakFishingAddict Thanks i will be studying your videos asap!
I just started kayak fishing a few weeks ago and I go out of Bing's and go straight across to that skinny marsh opening that you went through.
Seeing that you seem to be successful with that area and using only artificial lures is really encouraging. I'm going to stop using frozen shrimp and give your technique a try. Hopefully I can learn to be as successful as you have been. Really enjoy watching a local fishing local waters. Seeing you catch those nice reds, snooks, flounders, and reds make me feel that I might be able to do it too! Thanks for your willingness to share what you've learned with others. Hope to see you out there sometimes. God bless!
Thanks for your kind words. You'll certainly be able to catch them...you've got some great waters there. I've found fish all over in those waters. Try going to the right when you get to the first junction, then cutting across the big bay opening and then going left. I've caught flounder against the grass in the big bay opening. Once you take the left past that and head back there's a beautiful marsh with oyster beds back in there on the right....that's somewhat where the fish in this video were caught. You'll recognize that area from the drone shots. Tight lines!
@@KayakFishingAddict Thanks for the tip Ron. I was able to get out for about 2 hours this evening. Caught my first ever fish on an artificial - a 15" spotted sea trout on the DOA CAL paddle tail I bought at the local Walmart yesterday. You convinced me that I could do it and I left the frozen shrimp at home.
Five of our oldest children are either out of the house or in college and we still have five at home. I try to take my kids out to kayak with me (we have 3 kayaks), whenever I can convince them to go, but I don't really get to fish much, just spending quality time with them out in the beautiful natural surroundings. Fish on, fish on!
Way to go, Ron!!! Those of us out of state really appreciate your scenic drive to the ramp and the drone shots. You really make us feel we just had a trip to Florida. My two week wait for my compass is looking like another two weeks!😬
Thanks Cy. I appreciate that and I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and are a subscriber. What's going on with the delay on your Compass?
Kayak Fishing Addict I was told the supply chain hasn't gotten up to speed and the seat manufacturer is behind. The yaks are in short supply across the board. I'm seeing thirty day waits now for ordering a lot of brands. Going to be a lot of newbies out there in the marsh!
This pandemic is certainly slowing things down. As far as newbies, I'm glad there's enough fish in the marsh for all of us! I'm just going to have to fight the envy of seeing them with the kick up fins while I don't have them. I truly wish Hobie would allow us 2019 owners to trade in our fins for the new ones. But alas, the supply chain problems will likely push anything like that off too! Oh well, guess I shouldn't complain. I hope you get your Compass soon!
Over 900!!! I recommend your channel to anyone who will listen, great videos, advice and showing off our "backyard". Thanks for your work Ron.
Awesome, thanks Skip! I appreciate it as well as your comments!
Thanks Ron good to see you on the water today. I really appreciate . The advice
You bet. Hope you caught some!
Fish On Fish On ,, I have decided ,, we need Snook in Mississippi :) WoW " Monster Trout " jmo I think a 25hp motor would have a hard time keeping up with you in that Kayak :)
LOL.... snook are a great fish to have ...they just don't do well in freezing temperatures. We had a cold spell in FL several years ago and it about wiped out the snook. They've made a comeback now.
Hi Ron! Really enjoy your videos, tips and advice! What make & model drone do you use? I fish and hunt so I'd like to include some drone shots for perspective. I make vids for my family and friends so your direction would really be cool! I live in Palm Coast and I hope to see you on the water, soon. My name is Steve, age 71 and still enjoyin' the great outdoors.
Hi Steve. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. I use a DJI Mavic Mini v1. All my gear, including my video gear, is on gear.KayakFishingAddict.com with links to where you can buy it all. Check in the "Filming" category.
@@KayakFishingAddict Thanks, Ron! I owned a media company in L. A.,Cali bout 15 years ago. Technology has advanced at light speed! You have gift for creating engaging & knowledgeable vids. I'm just getting into kayak fishing and your channel has helped a lot!
@@reelfit2815 thanks for sharing your kind words and for being a subscriber.
We love your videos. Keep up the great work! 👍
Thanks.
Hey Ron, just subscribed and am enjoying your videos. I'm local here is st augustine but work in volusia. Would love to hook up with you sometime. Keep up the good work.
Hi Kayakin Cory.... cool handle there... thanks for watching and subscribing. Welcome aboard. Hopefully this pandemic will be over soon. I'm sure you'll see me out there and when you do please make sure to say hi.
@@KayakFishingAddict Im familiar with that launch in Ormond, only been in there once. Do you prefer high or low tide there? Def didn't go far up in there because had no idea where I was lol.
@@volusia5 I definitely prefer high tide over low tide in this marsh. Higher water levels with moving water and you'll definitely catch something!
Thanks alot, maybe see ya out there!
We are putting in at princess place this morning....any tips?
Have fun and catch fish :). Hope it went well for you.
Another great video Ron. Thanks again for sharing the tips. I have learned more in the last few months watching your videos than I learned by trial and error in the marsh the last few winters when we migrate south from MN. I also enjoy the drone shots you have added.
Thanks. I hope this pandemic thing ends soon and you get to migrate south! Tight lines!
Really enjoyed watching your video. I like fishing the saltwater marshes like the one where you were. To me they are the most enjoyable for fishing. Keep your videos coming!👍
Hi William. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement! I'm right there with you...saltwater marsh fishing is a lot of fun!
I’ve been back in Bings a couple times and no luck yet! How far back did you go? I just hit that first “circle” I guess you’d say
That's a tough question as I've been all over that marsh! I tend to make my way back towards the golf course on the south and I explore north of the launch point as well. I move around until I find the right conditions, shortly after that I usually find a few fish. Google maps helps a lot. Put what's in between the brackets [29°37'24.1"N 81°12'53.5"W] into google maps, switch to satellite view, zoom in and you'll see some dark patches. Those are holes that trout like to hang out in if the water is flowing over the hole...as bait fish come across they usually become dinner. I think the trout you see in this video was caught in that very hole. But, I started out in that first "circle" and meandered my way back to the golf course, then north, until I reached this point. The water was flowing and that trout was the result. Your best bet may be to move around until you find the right conditions (current, structure, bait fish, feeding fish, etc.) rather than stay in a single area. Hope that helps.
@@KayakFishingAddict thank you for a great reply! I’m going fishing in the morning :)))
@@pakskaratepalmcoast6080 You're welcome. Tight lines!
Love your videos man! Keep up the good work!
Thanks Adam. I appreciate that! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
That was a great day on the water ! 🤙🤙
Yes it was! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Boga grip is expensive, but much, much easier to get it in the fishes mouth... and you could probably do away with the net altogether... just put a float on it so you dont loose it to King Neptune
Thanks Sean. I'll eventually get a boga like grip. I'm not sure I'll lose the net though...especially for flounder, they tend to get a way from me without a net.
What kind of measuring board do you use
Hi Thomas. It's a YakGear Fish Stik. There's a link to it on Amazon in the description.
Any advice for an angler who has never been on a kayak who is looking to start
Great question....I should really write a blog post about this. Here are the cliff notes of that post. First, congratulations, you're endeavoring to embark on a journey that will bring you great joy, peace, and awe....as well as a lot of fun. That said, it can be expensive and addictive....so watch out for both.
I'd recommend first knowing yourself. Are you the kind of person that tries something a few times and then jumps to something else? Do you have the time to fish? How many times per year would you say? These questions can help you set a budget for your gear.
Next, I'd recommend scheduling a trip with a guide in the very waters you intend to fish regularly. The guide should know those waters well and help you understand them better....not just catch a few fish on the day you go out. Watch TH-cam videos and formulate questions to ask the guide on your first trip.
Now evaluate. Did you enjoy your first trip to the marsh? What did you like about it? What didn't you like about it? Are you ready to go again or was it meh? If it's the former, then scour FB marketplace for a used kayak. Pick up your fishing gear (http;//gear.KayakFishingAddict.com is a great place :)) and allow yourself to fall in love with the sport for a season. Now, re-evaluate. If you're all in, then you can look for a better kayak, etc. If not, pop the one you got back on FB marketplace and call it a day.
Now, start with a paddle tail, 3/16 oz jighead, and a spinning rod and go put some fish in the boat!
Was that king creek or where back there?
This was a while back, it's just off the river though.
You got the slam! Good job
Thanks Jacob! I did, although I really wanted to land a flounder too...but a slam is a slam!
Hey Ron , thanks for sharing the adventure and putting time Into good content. Keep making these videos and please share what you use as lure and your personal preference. I randomly came across this video searching some spots out here in palm coast...I like this is cool
Thanks for the encouragement! I'm glad you found this video and the channel. Thanks for subscribing too. Tight lines.
Nice fishing boss. Man I gotta get somewhere to catch some saltwater fish. Looks like so much fun.
Indeed...saltwater is certainly a lot of fun. But throwing a line in any type of water and every once in a while pulling up a fish is fun no matter the salinity of the water! Tight lines! Oh, and I don't think you're a horrible angler! I almost got that same Ascend, we both use left handed bait casters, and you catch some nice bass....you just need a truck lol.
Kayak Fishing Addict Kayak Fishing Addict hahahha, it’s funny you say that. I got a truck for Father’s Day, so Fishing life should be easier. I think your kayak is better suited for fishing with the pedal drive and all. The Ascend is a good starter kayak, but paddling that tank especially on windy days takes away from the amount of time your bait is in the water. Thanks for linking your gear. I just bought the same Ram Mount because of it for my upgraded fish finder.
Fish on, fish on, fish on...haha 👍🏼
You got that right!
Nice job Ron. 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Wow you do it all! Great job. It was a pleasure meeting you. (We met on the GoPro forum 7/10/2020)
Thanks for commenting! Yes, it's literally a one man show :).
Great video Ron. Thanks for explaining what you're looking for when you're casting and the logic behind it. For a newbie like me it's great information. Your "B Roll" is also definitely on point. Was looking over your merchandise. Any thought to adding performance clothing? Specifically SPF hoodies? One last thing is I would support some sort of Patreon membership if you ever do it. Thanks again.
Hi Wally. Thanks for your comments, suggestions, and for watching, commenting, and subscribing! I looked at that merch thing a while ago as an experiment, I'll take a look and see if they have hoodies. I appreciate your Patreon membership comment. I haven't thought about that but I appreciate what you're saying and your thoughtfulness! For now I'm focussed on growing the channel and seeing where it goes.... sharing my videos with any of your kayak fishing friends is a great way to show your support! Thanks again for your thoughtfulness!
I also subscribed and looking forward to seeing more of your adventures on the water!
Awesome! Thank you! As a dad of ten your time is valuable, so thanks for watching subscribing, and commenting!
Ron can we link up sometime in September, I am currently deployed, would love to join you, am new to kayaking also, I am looking to buy a peddle kayak though, my current one is a paddle kayak, great video by the way
Hi Afram. Thanks for watching and commenting! A lot will depend of course on the state of the pandemic. In the interim, feel free to shoot me an email (see about page) and I'll be happy to answer any questions you have. I'd definitely recommend a Hobie Compass if you can swing it, but there are other options too...it just depends on things like how you plan to transport it and store it.
Nice! Captains BBQ at Bings is by far the greatest BBQ in the area.
Good point Tom! It's funny to hear them calling out, "Nancy your order is ready" while you're casting and waiting for a fish to hit the line....sometimes you think, should I go get some brisket?...LOL.
do snook have teeth?
They don't have large or sharp teeth. It's more like a very gritty sandpaper. It's safe to lip them.
@KayakFishingAddict I just moved here 2 months ago. Trying to figure the fishing out. I fish at bings landing. Being in the military I fished all over but it's like I'm learning all new again lol
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