Trout vs. Redfish: The Differences Between Catching These Two Species On Topwater

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июл 2020
  • It's topwater time!!
    Although most topwater lures will catch both redfish and trout, there are some lures that will increase your chances of catching one over the other.
    To see what these lures are, in this video, we're going to dive deep into what we know about redfish and trout, including:
    - What they eat
    - How they hunt for food
    - Their biology (including what the structure of their mouths has to do with fishing)
    - And much more
    As we cover how to target each species with topwater lures, I'm going to be breaking down and reviewing two different lures and sharing why they're specifically good for targeting one species over another.
    I'll also show you some on the water footage of these tips in action.
    Have any questions about catching fish on topwater lures?
    Let us know in the comments below!
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  • @Saltstrong
    @Saltstrong  4 года назад +3

    To get our best fishing spots and tips, plus discounts to our online tackle store, click here to join us in the Insider Club: bit.ly/3fgDHl0

  • @tiszaihorgaszat
    @tiszaihorgaszat 4 года назад +6

    We are watching you from Hungary. Congratulations on the great video, wonderful colors and pictures.

    • @jakebell4023
      @jakebell4023 3 года назад +1

      My Grandma is from there. She's the sweetest lady ever

  • @j.thornton8390
    @j.thornton8390 2 года назад

    Wow! Impressive review!

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  Год назад

      Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for checking it out!

  • @chmurray4644
    @chmurray4644 4 года назад +3

    This right here is the epitome of perfect timing! I just started inshore top water fishing yesterday and was looking for some tips!
    Thanks

  • @garyb4929
    @garyb4929 4 года назад

    thanks for demo & tips

  • @NewVisionLCS
    @NewVisionLCS 3 года назад

    Excellent information! We're just now really getting into the low country inshore fishing of Savannah Georgia!

  • @nathanmorkovsky2855
    @nathanmorkovsky2855 4 года назад

    Thank you sir🎣

  • @cleanfunfishing
    @cleanfunfishing 4 года назад +3

    Great Top water tips !! I fish top water 90% of the time for reds and trout and I agree with your logic ! My favorite is the skitter v and skitter walk by Rapala. They are a good all around lure that catch reds and trout the same for me. Thanks for the video !!

    • @ronjaime3493
      @ronjaime3493 4 года назад

      Skitter V and spook jr. Is what I use and I throw top water about 90%also

  • @kennylove188
    @kennylove188 3 года назад

    The BEST presentation I do believe I have ever seen on how/why the differences between the different frequencies of rattle-noise attracts different fish.

  • @lunkerlegend4710
    @lunkerlegend4710 4 года назад

    Thank yall so much for these videos!! I watched the video the other day of luke siamonds demonstrating how to catch reds on topwater. I used the techniques he used and it got me my first 2 reds on topwater! Thx again saltstrong!

  • @riptide10x60
    @riptide10x60 3 года назад

    Your video on scent trails was probably the most valuable fishing tip I ever got. The redfish jaw tip is another keeper, thanks.

  • @johnkarges8829
    @johnkarges8829 3 года назад

    Excellent dissection and instruction, thank you. I have put single hooks on nearly all my walk-the-dog saltwater topwaters and have seen no difference in hook-up percentages, I'd do the same on either of these. Your video is superb interpretation of the sounds produced and how the lure sits at rest in the water upon landing or during pauses.

  • @ronjaime3493
    @ronjaime3493 4 года назад

    Nice video you gave away a couple of my secrets on the top waters. I still have a couple more.

  • @KenH737
    @KenH737 Год назад

    Very educational video. Just curious what the water depth was where you caught these fish. Didn’t appear to be more than a foot or two.

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  Год назад

      Thank you for your question! We have a massive library of fishing tips on our website along with a search feature to let you quickly filter down to find help you're looking for, so just go to www.saltstrong.com/ and use the Search feature in the top menu.
      Note: If you don't see the exact answer you're looking for, just leave a comment in the post that most closely matches up with your search and one of our coaches will respond to your question... our coaches only make time to answer questions that get submitted to our website.

  • @TheChico1332
    @TheChico1332 3 года назад

    I often hear above the sound that fish make under water and so forth. I’d like to someday see you do a video where we can hear what bait fish really sound like..

  • @my31and37
    @my31and37 4 года назад

    I'm a believer in Yo-Zuri lures, especially the 3DS Minnow...I caught my PB speck on it last year..and then bettered it a week later.

    • @ronjaime3493
      @ronjaime3493 4 года назад

      Maybe because you use those lures alot. My PB red and trout caught on spook jr. Always use spook jr.

  • @morndorff0044
    @morndorff0044 4 года назад

    Can you please do a test of regular vs. "Long Cast" reels? Looking to get a Penn conflict long cast but want to know how much better they are

  • @davidvandiford9956
    @davidvandiford9956 4 года назад

    Wow I just got the Crystal 3 D inshore Pencil. Mine is in chartreuse. We will see cause I plan on going and the place has lots of both.

  • @brandonwilson3175
    @brandonwilson3175 3 года назад

    Are u around crystal river?

  • @bobgimbel1185
    @bobgimbel1185 4 года назад

    I noticed you fished using treble hooks but you tell us to change to single hooks because it is better for the fish.

  • @DanMcKillop
    @DanMcKillop 3 года назад

    Put your mic vertical. The blue yeti doesn’t have any mics on the top, so no reason to point it at your face