Really enjoyed this video. I will probably watch it ten or fifteen times just to absorb all of the useful info. I would love to see more videos like this because I am trying to teach myself to be better at wade fishing for trout. It is my personal goal to try and break my pb by the end of next year. Thx for the useful information keep it up!!
Another great video. Always nice to hear different perspectives from different captains. It’s still a bunch to take in so I’ll have to watch it a few times. I’ve always fished live shrimp under a cork so there’s quite a curve going with artificials.
Capt Caleb. Im so happy to have found your channel. We have friends in gorda and are down allot. I appreciate the detail you go into such as what to look for on the water, planning the tide and wind and just reading the bay. You make it easy to understand. Great visual detail in the camera shots. Just wanted to say thanks for the time you put into it. You're covering more in the vids about actually going out and fishing and im learning a ton.
I like the guest appearances! I took a trip with Caleb this week and similar to what they described here, the weather just didn't work for where we wanted to fish. Even thought the bite was off, Caleb made sure we got off the water with something : knowledge. He took the time to really teach us the how and why of fishing. I can't recommend booking a trip with him enough. It's worth it just to ride on that badass JH Outlaw. Thanks again Caleb!
Now this is the video I am looking for..recently bought my first boat taking her on maiden voyage tommorow actually...next weekend if the weather is right I'll be in matagorda...also man just found your channel and ill be honest your channel I exactly what I'm looking for and want to create mine to be...I've already watched quite a few videos and your content is 🔥🔥🔥...keep up the good work man...any more knowledge on trout and wade fishing you got I'm sure me and alot of people would love to hear it.
Another big information video. Always learn something or discover a little different angle to what Ive been doing. Im always open and available for new information, tips and solid advice.
Since its warmest up I havent been able to get away from the Down South Lures burner shad it's a small paddle tail. I've caught oversized redfish, a bunch of slot redfish, dink trout, up to 25 inch trout. Great video its good to know I can relate go everything you guys were saying! Keep the videos coming
Great video!! Loaded with useful info. Thanks!! I caught my first fish ever on topwater bone spook jr a few weeks ago(2 trout), down in SPI. Addictive bite for sure
I’ve talked a little about it, but typical rule is cleaner water/bright dirty water/dark. I don’t worry a whole lot about color. I’m more into profile and presentation.
Can you please elaborate on which side of the bay you choose according to wind direction and tidal movement? Do you fish the side that wind is coming from? I understand that when it’s real windy it’s better to fish the windward side because you’re more protected, but i’ve heard people say the wind can push the bait to the other side and that’s where you want to fish. I’m really confused by this
Question, you talk a lot about fishing in the fall on low and high tides which is great info. I fish over here in west and east bay in Galveston. What are some pointers for summer fishing for trout or redfish? Thanks
Great info, but what if you don't have a boat? Is there anything in particular to look for when scouting out new trout locations when you are either walking the shoreline or are near a road? Thanks in advance.
Depends on the conditions. If it’s blowing hard and it JUST STARTED, yes, I love it. If it’s been crashing it for a long time, I’m less likely to do it. Most of the summer, we are fishing the side the wind is blowing away from.
@@CaptCalebTV awesome thanks so much hopefully that will help on my trip down to rockport at the end of july I'm local to the galveston complex so rockport will be completely foreign.
So I am new to chasing the trophy trout. When wading should I be looking for different areas to wade in summer and winter seasons? Also I have been trying to learn an area in East matagorda. In order to catch fish do I always need to be in front of a creek mouth or are there better ways to be productive?
You can catch them in the same areas in summer and winter in East Matty. Big ol no sir as far as always needing to be in front of a drain. Go where the water looks good to you and there is bait, then go from there.
Ok we will have to try that next weekend. We had all the bait in the world at our spot this last weekend but the fish di not seem to be there. They may just have not been in there at that time of day even though it was right in the major. Thx for the help I will keep up the trial and and error till something sticks.
when you decide to go to tails, which is probably later in the morning as the sun rises. Do you move out into a little deeper water or do you stay shallow?
You and pat ought to get together and just tell us some cool stories of yalls and your customers big trout experiences. Maybe us as an audience could learn something from that!
Yeah, that's a great question because my buddy was down there during the new moon, five guys on my boat, fishing for two days, and didn't box a single fish.....cracked me up. I was down last weekend and limited on trout my first day then trout and reds my second day.
Sent you a message on instagram, interested in wading trip for trout. Located in central MS. I didn’t know ppl waded for trout. We wade for crappie every spring and it’s my favorite way to catch em
Tons of great info! Definitely a video to come back and watch a few times.
Really enjoyed this video. I will probably watch it ten or fifteen times just to absorb all of the useful info. I would love to see more videos like this because I am trying to teach myself to be better at wade fishing for trout. It is my personal goal to try and break my pb by the end of next year. Thx for the useful information keep it up!!
Another great video. Always nice to hear different perspectives from different captains. It’s still a bunch to take in so I’ll have to watch it a few times. I’ve always fished live shrimp under a cork so there’s quite a curve going with artificials.
Capt Caleb. Im so happy to have found your channel. We have friends in gorda and are down allot. I appreciate the detail you go into such as what to look for on the water, planning the tide and wind and just reading the bay. You make it easy to understand. Great visual detail in the camera shots. Just wanted to say thanks for the time you put into it. You're covering more in the vids about actually going out and fishing and im learning a ton.
Thanks for letting me know it’s working for you! Appreciate the feedback! Hope to hear from you again.
I like the guest appearances!
I took a trip with Caleb this week and similar to what they described here, the weather just didn't work for where we wanted to fish. Even thought the bite was off, Caleb made sure we got off the water with something : knowledge. He took the time to really teach us the how and why of fishing. I can't recommend booking a trip with him enough. It's worth it just to ride on that badass JH Outlaw. Thanks again Caleb!
great stuff! cant wait for my first wading trip in East Matagorda bay.
Now this is the video I am looking for..recently bought my first boat taking her on maiden voyage tommorow actually...next weekend if the weather is right I'll be in matagorda...also man just found your channel and ill be honest your channel I exactly what I'm looking for and want to create mine to be...I've already watched quite a few videos and your content is 🔥🔥🔥...keep up the good work man...any more knowledge on trout and wade fishing you got I'm sure me and alot of people would love to hear it.
Another big information video. Always learn something or discover a little different angle to what Ive been doing. Im always open and available for new information, tips and solid advice.
This is definitely one I’ve been waiting on! I’ve heard of Capt Pat! Thanks!
Since its warmest up I havent been able to get away from the Down South Lures burner shad it's a small paddle tail. I've caught oversized redfish, a bunch of slot redfish, dink trout, up to 25 inch trout. Great video its good to know I can relate go everything you guys were saying! Keep the videos coming
Nice job Caleb. Super helpful info. Heading down south today to use this info and hopefully put a hurtin on em.
Thanks. Great video.
Like always another good informative video.
Thanks
Another great video thanks for all the great tips you give us
Love the video capt. Keep up the good work 👍🏼
Great info! Thanks again for another fantastic video.
Great video and lots of information thanks
Heck yeah this is the video I have been waiting for!!!
🤙🏼 top water has been on 🔥🔥 past couple weeks in mansfield.. great episode
Great video!! Loaded with useful info. Thanks!! I caught my first fish ever on topwater bone spook jr a few weeks ago(2 trout), down in SPI. Addictive bite for sure
I’ve been excited for this episode! Thanks for your great content 🤙 awesome guest appearance from a fellow master angler
Great tips Capt.!
This one is on Pat!
Awesome video as always!
Great info! Thanks
SICK Video
Great info as usual!
Appreciate the info...keep it coming!
Man thank you for the info awesome video
Not sure on the Reds but the Specs just bite my tails off just below my hook..
I love rattle Mirrow Lures
Awesome video again guys. I just subscribed so you may have covered this in an earlier video but what about colors and water clarity? Thanks.
I’ve talked a little about it, but typical rule is cleaner water/bright dirty water/dark. I don’t worry a whole lot about color. I’m more into profile and presentation.
Can you please elaborate on which side of the bay you choose according to wind direction and tidal movement? Do you fish the side that wind is coming from? I understand that when it’s real windy it’s better to fish the windward side because you’re more protected, but i’ve heard people say the wind can push the bait to the other side and that’s where you want to fish. I’m really confused by this
Killed em on purple this past weekend with shrimp all around. Killed em.
great video
Question, you talk a lot about fishing in the fall on low and high tides which is great info. I fish over here in west and east bay in Galveston. What are some pointers for summer fishing for trout or redfish?
Thanks
When I was over there, I really keyed on slicks and birds more than I do in matty.
Capt Caleb TV ok thanks for the info! Tight lines!
Awesome Stuff 👍
more good info, thanks
Great info, but what if you don't have a boat? Is there anything in particular to look for when scouting out new trout locations when you are either walking the shoreline or are near a road? Thanks in advance.
I would say it’s the same thing, but you’re just more limited on what you will have to settle for.
So do you want to fish the shore line in which the wind is blowing towards or what. I believe that's my issue.
Depends on the conditions. If it’s blowing hard and it JUST STARTED, yes, I love it. If it’s been crashing it for a long time, I’m less likely to do it. Most of the summer, we are fishing the side the wind is blowing away from.
@@CaptCalebTV awesome thanks so much hopefully that will help on my trip down to rockport at the end of july I'm local to the galveston complex so rockport will be completely foreign.
So when it's dark what color you use?
Wish they showed the lures I am new at this
So I am new to chasing the trophy trout. When wading should I be looking for different areas to wade in summer and winter seasons? Also I have been trying to learn an area in East matagorda. In order to catch fish do I always need to be in front of a creek mouth or are there better ways to be productive?
You can catch them in the same areas in summer and winter in East Matty. Big ol no sir as far as always needing to be in front of a drain. Go where the water looks good to you and there is bait, then go from there.
Ok we will have to try that next weekend. We had all the bait in the world at our spot this last weekend but the fish di not seem to be there. They may just have not been in there at that time of day even though it was right in the major. Thx for the help I will keep up the trial and and error till something sticks.
when you decide to go to tails, which is probably later in the morning as the sun rises. Do you move out into a little deeper water or do you stay shallow?
Depends on what you are seeing. Pat usually stays shallow. I’ll usually go deeper.
Thanks for the great info, what r u guys calling tales?
Plastics. Touts. Worms. Tails. All the same thing.
Thanks for responding, Just keep eyes and ears open to your surroundings. Gotcha!
As long as I am able, I will always respond where I can!
You and pat ought to get together and just tell us some cool stories of yalls and your customers big trout experiences. Maybe us as an audience could learn something from that!
That’s been on the agenda for almost a year! Hard to corner my guys.
@@CaptCalebTV I hear ya! We look forward to it when you do get them cornered lol. Thanks capt
I’m curious what the conditions were like in Mansfield when he said they were hitting topwaters all day
I’ll have him answer this..
Yeah, that's a great question because my buddy was down there during the new moon, five guys on my boat, fishing for two days, and didn't box a single fish.....cracked me up. I was down last weekend and limited on trout my first day then trout and reds my second day.
What do you guys do when there's tons of floating grass, so much so that you can't get out of it no matter where you go?
Just cuss it and keep casting weedless stuff! 😂
😁👍@@CaptCalebTV
what's rods are y'all using for your bigger topwaters?
Laguna Light Texas Wader 2. It’s a M-ML action with a fast tip.
So should I get me a Lews or a Shimano baitcaster I’m getting a og graphite All Star rod re-done and I can’t decide 😭
Personal preference. We both use Lews.
Capt Caleb TV yea my buddy suggested I get a Lews he thinks there more stronger gonna get me the team lite speed spool
Team Lite is an AWESOME reel.
Will you throw top waters in deeper water?
Yes sir.
Finally!
which shoreline , if under 10 MPH wind or over , do you want windblown or lee shoreline?
Take your pick, honestly. Those kinda days are the fun ones. Water color and bait preference, then fish wherever feels good!
dumb question- Whats a tail?
Plastics, worms, touts, tails... all the same thing.
Sent you a message on instagram, interested in wading trip for trout. Located in central MS. I didn’t know ppl waded for trout. We wade for crappie every spring and it’s my favorite way to catch em
Shoot me an email on captcaleb.com. Don’t see your message!
Capt Caleb TV done
A++👊👍🔥
Is 15in a good size?
According to TPWD, it’s perfect.
12" if in LA.😂
Dam is that your twin in the vid with you
I wish I was that pretty. 😂
Capt Caleb TV apparently you like everyone..