what do you mean you can only keep four? I haven’t heard about that. Make that a rule yet. and if they did, that means you can’t keep anything under 18 inches they’re trying, but it hasn’t passed that I know.
I’m glad to hear it hasn’t passed yet. I received an email from cca saying that any tagged redfish for star under 18” will disqualify you due to new regulations. I took it as they passed it.
Ever try the PowerLine Pilings outta Williams Blvd Launch.This time of year,they should be loaded up with fine reds and with the new regs,bet everyone would be a keeper,most being 18-22 inches!!Thanks for sharing your video,been watching numerous You-Tube videos and also working on getting my ole SouthFork flat back on de water!!Love jigging fish up from the Pilings,whether they are Causeway or PowerLine Pilings!!
@@fishinwithferg6048 Here is a tip I stumbled upon.The Pilings are numbered and for some reason I always seemed to have more success at Pilings 54 and up heading West.Each set of pilings acts like an independent reef and soft plastics,sometimes tipped with Spike-It in Chartreuse makes a HUGE difference.I used to toss Zoom Flukes,Baby Bass colored and dyed the tails and reds shredded those lures.One time was headed back from incredibly successful Causeway trip,NShore,and my limit of 10 flounders had spit up bunch of glass minnows and the Zoom Fluke in Baby Bass came the closest to exact imitation of glass minners!!!
Oh , nice. I received an email from the cca about the tagged reds saying that the fish tagged under 18” will disqualify you due to the new regs. Maybe they kick in later this year.
what do you mean you can only keep four? I haven’t heard about that. Make that a rule yet. and if they did, that means you can’t keep anything under 18 inches they’re trying, but it hasn’t passed that I know.
I’m glad to hear it hasn’t passed yet. I received an email from cca saying that any tagged redfish for star under 18” will disqualify you due to new regulations. I took it as they passed it.
Takes effect June 20, 2024.
Great to see you don’t have to go crazy far to catch those kind of fish! I’ll be out there soon!
@@christopheralcazar8031 definitely! Never a sure thing, but they are there.
Yeah I see ya for sure I am coming bruh 😂😂😂
Come on man! Once the wind chill back out ima get back to it!
Where did you put in at ? Killing me throwing big flounder back !!! 🤬🤬🤬
@@RaginKajun69 hahaha, I hear ya. Bonnabel boat launch.
Ever try the PowerLine Pilings outta Williams Blvd Launch.This time of year,they should be loaded up with fine reds and with the new regs,bet everyone would be a keeper,most being 18-22 inches!!Thanks for sharing your video,been watching numerous You-Tube videos and also working on getting my ole SouthFork flat back on de water!!Love jigging fish up from the Pilings,whether they are Causeway or PowerLine Pilings!!
@@anthonycyprusjr7829 I definitely need to try!
@@fishinwithferg6048 Here is a tip I stumbled upon.The Pilings are numbered and for some reason I always seemed to have more success at Pilings 54 and up heading West.Each set of pilings acts like an independent reef and soft plastics,sometimes tipped with Spike-It in Chartreuse makes a HUGE difference.I used to toss Zoom Flukes,Baby Bass colored and dyed the tails and reds shredded those lures.One time was headed back from incredibly successful Causeway trip,NShore,and my limit of 10 flounders had spit up bunch of glass minnows and the Zoom Fluke in Baby Bass came the closest to exact imitation of glass minners!!!
@@anthonycyprusjr7829 yeah man! There were loads of glass minnows and finger mullet my last trip out there!
Still 5 reds 16 inches
Oh , nice. I received an email from the cca about the tagged reds saying that the fish tagged under 18” will disqualify you due to the new regs. Maybe they kick in later this year.
What’s the depth there?
It was between 10-13 ft