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Another great video! I love to fish the oysters especially the narrow troughs between the reefs with moving water. One thing I learned the hard way is the reefs will destroy the bottom of a kayak or boat in a hurry.
I can really appreciate the educational content you are putting out there. It's direct and easy to understand. Keep up the great work, man! Real quick, a little trick I've learned over time that works pretty well for me and may help others is a gamakatsu 3/0 weighted superline worm hook. I mostly use a 1/8oz and more often than not, with a dsl. It works unbelievably well when throwing around heavy oyster in shallow water as the only part of the hook exposed is on the belly side of the lure. The eye of the hook tucks perfectly into the head of the lure and makes it incredibly streamline. It gives you the ability to pull it through tight crevices in the oyster. I very rarely lose a bait this way. Tight lines y'all!
Great video. As a spearfisherman I look for these reefs and grassy eel. Fish like to hide and feed in these areas. Like you I have used Google Earth to choose spots as well.
Always wanted to know how to identify oyster reefs and how to fish them! Cool video bud. I’m switching to salt water myself and just now trying to really educate myself so I can catch ‘em consistently. Thanks again for all the tips n great videos 🔥👍🔥👍🎣🎣🎣
I’ve seen plenty of your videos and have not seen you at Corpus Christi spillway a lot of people go and catch plenty of fish Mabe you should try it some day 🤔
I don't like being trapped in a small area with a lot of people. It holds fish but I won't go there. Same reason I don't fish the main jetties. It's just too crowded for me
Fishing in the winter helps a lot tides are much lower pay attention to water and feel the bottom we did this before goggle earth and GPS I am just a old salty dogg
It works like that for me too sometimes. I find some spots by accident, like those big drum last week. Complete accident, I was a little off course in the fog and boom, another oyster reef with drum spooking everywhere lol
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Another great video! I love to fish the oysters especially the narrow troughs between the reefs with moving water. One thing I learned the hard way is the reefs will destroy the bottom of a kayak or boat in a hurry.
It takes some practice and positioning to fish them
good to know Justin. Oyster Reefs.
Thanks for watching
I can really appreciate the educational content you are putting out there. It's direct and easy to understand. Keep up the great work, man! Real quick, a little trick I've learned over time that works pretty well for me and may help others is a gamakatsu 3/0 weighted superline worm hook. I mostly use a 1/8oz and more often than not, with a dsl. It works unbelievably well when throwing around heavy oyster in shallow water as the only part of the hook exposed is on the belly side of the lure. The eye of the hook tucks perfectly into the head of the lure and makes it incredibly streamline. It gives you the ability to pull it through tight crevices in the oyster. I very rarely lose a bait this way. Tight lines y'all!
Thank you Marco. I appreciate that man! Good tips 👍
All your videos are gold medal you're the best Justin
Thank you, I really appreciate that man!
And thank you very much for taking my brother fishing a really enjoyed it
You're welcome Gary. Thank you! I've enjoyed fishing with all of my customers
Great video. As a spearfisherman I look for these reefs and grassy eel. Fish like to hide and feed in these areas. Like you I have used Google Earth to choose spots as well.
Thank you! They hold fish often.
Always wanted to know how to identify oyster reefs and how to fish them! Cool video bud. I’m switching to salt water myself and just now trying to really educate myself so I can catch ‘em consistently. Thanks again for all the tips n great videos 🔥👍🔥👍🎣🎣🎣
I'm glad it was helpful
Great information! Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks, will do!
another great video bro
Thanks man!
Thank you very much just keep up the good work
Very good information for scouting out perspective fishing spots.
Glad it was helpful!
Super informative. Enjoyed this one!
I'm glad it was helpful man!
Can u do a video out in mission bay?
Great work my friend
Thank you Pete
Good video brother learned alot
I'm glad it was helpful
Great video, very helpful tips,
Im Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video!
Thank you Paul!
Was that big one a sheepshead? That's a lot of oysters!
It was a black drum
I’ve seen plenty of your videos and have not seen you at Corpus Christi spillway a lot of people go and catch plenty of fish Mabe you should try it some day 🤔
I don't like being trapped in a small area with a lot of people. It holds fish but I won't go there. Same reason I don't fish the main jetties. It's just too crowded for me
Fishing in the winter helps a lot tides are much lower pay attention to water and feel the bottom we did this before goggle earth and GPS I am just a old salty dogg
I use my paddle to feel the bottom also in a new area
Always seem to accidentally find oysters never on purpose
It works like that for me too sometimes. I find some spots by accident, like those big drum last week. Complete accident, I was a little off course in the fog and boom, another oyster reef with drum spooking everywhere lol