Throwing Confidence Baits to Catch Fish! Tip to Catch Inshore Saltwater Fish on Tough Days!
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Went out on a Solo mission to try and get on some big fish. We recently had a cold front come through and knock the water temps down almost 10 degrees. The fish will definitely be in their transition period and feeding! When fish are moving around it can be tough to key in on a pattern because you need to cover a ton of water to find them. When faced with tough conditions and a tough bite, throw a lure that you have a lot of confidence in to get bit. Hope you all enjoyed the video! Please make sure to like the video, comment down below with your favorite confidence baits to throw to find fish, and subscribe to the channel if you are not already!
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Nice snook you caught on this one. 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Thanks for throwing the eel around bro! Appreciate you helping me with research and development as always for Omen 🤙🏽
Always brother 🤙🏻
Good fishing trip. Can’t wait to catch up and go out.
We’ll get out there soon bro!
71 degree water and chilly?!😉 awesome video 👊
That 71° water temp didn’t last long lol going right back up now. Thanks bro!
Looked like a good day, especially on the snook. I got to fish Yankeetown looks like my kind of place. You got me planning to throw the gold spoon more often. Watched you catch the red on the spoon in Bumblebee the other day. Good meeting you and Andy the other day. Not sure about y’all in them banana suits.
Yankeetown is a great place to fish but it takes a long time to find the good areas cause everything looks like it would hold fish over there. It was great to meet y’all too! That video we were filming is gonna go up soon
@@CaptainjoshmartinLITERALLY everything looks good was out yesterday with me and a few buddies couldn’t find any big fish and only got a couple rat reds and a drum. No snook or nothing, outa curiosity do you run out pretty far or do you stay close to the ramp ?
@@nateoutdoors7061 Everything does look good, biggest advice I can give you is focus on areas that are close to deeper water. Tons of islands but not all of them are next to deeper holes and troughs. I have caught fish going 10 miles north and I’ve caught fish on islands right next to the ramp but of course the further you get away from where everyone else is fishing, the fish feel less pressure and are more willing to bite.
What a good day on the water!! You and @samuelveloz1368 have thought me a lot out there in yank! Hopefully I’ll see ya out there one of these weekends! Tight lines brotha 🤘🏻
Glad to hear it man! I’m sure I’ll see you out there at some point, tight lines bro 🤙🏻
Nice snook you caught on this one. 🎣🐟🐟🐟