SLOWRIDE GUIDE: How To Fish Redfish Bay // CHANGING PLANS QUICK WITH THE WEATHER
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- Опубликовано: 21 янв 2023
- Slowride Guide: Episode 09
An interesting day on the water with changing weather and changing fishing tactics. We landed some decent fish and came across some dolphins acting funny.
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Good stuff. Thank you
Thank U Capt Dean ,,,
All that Information is So Useful to those Aspiring to Improve their
Fishing ( Lures ) Game ,,,
As U Truthfully Say : “ It’s a Game & A Sport “ Appreciate U Dean 👍🏻🆙🐟🇺🇸✨
And a challenging game for sure…but it’s always fun trying to figure it out !!!
Thank you for this, it only helps me learn the area since I fish in the same places!
Thank you for launching this channel. The information you provide is very useful.
Excellent communication skills will help the young listener as new commuters to fishing great job.
Excellent stuff Dean. I’ve been a fan of the Kwiggler paddle tails on that bay system. I’m going to switch it up to the ball tails and see how it works.
I fish the paddle tails with a more consistent swimming motion… With the ball tails I tend to jig it and bump the bottom more often
This is very informative and captivating. I’ve seen many but you’re on point! Thanks for your time and input! 🎣🔥
Good advice. I was judt fishing that exact area last week for my first time. Didnt catch much
Great job Dean
Great episode!
Thanks man
Those are some good tips at @11:40 about the rigging stuff. 👍 Helped me realize with this saltwater fishing thing, it can easily be a game where the water column is compressed but that's how you grind it out (work it near the top like you said, or maybe slower and let the jighead sink to that 1 foot depth... Great advice.💯
Another excellent video, good interpretation of tactics and tackle details. I fished around Stedman on Friday (Jan 20th) in a howling east wind and Bosco/moca turbid water, no strikes. Tried two other park-and-wade spots and returned to Stedman, nada. Almost dropped by your shop to say howdy, but kept fishing, caught tons of futility, and returned to San Antone, whipped.
It happens….call it a learning experience
@@slowrideguide I did and do, and to check the weather forecast for AP, CC, and Rockport in advance to check the radius of my accessible spots. Or just charter with you.
Really Enjoyed the Video Dean👍, which green rod are you using? I know they have 3, finesse, Classic and Corky
The Corky is my favorite…however the Classic and the Finesse are both fine rods
Awesome episode really enjoyed it. In redfish Bay what’s is the average depth and how deep are the holes that you’re fishing?
Average depth on normal tide is about three feet….the holes are about one foot deeper than the grass beds
Hey Dean ,
I wanna learn from u & I’m gona start studying to be a guide P/T ( Kayak ) ,, I’m close to Retirement Age so It’ll be a Great Second Occupation 🤗,,, I see All Da Kwigg Team Guys r Into Da FTU Green Finesse Rods ( Spin & Cast ) ,,, but wat Shimano model & size do u prefer & why ,,,, I Appreciate How U Analyze Ur Approach to Each Angling Day’s Challenge & Ur Explanations 👊🏼💥 🐟🇺🇸🕊✨ Thanx Dean !!
The Shimano spinners are in the 2500 or 3000 series… And I use a variety of models
Good video. Post links to your videos in Facebook fishing groups to get more followers.
Thanks I shall do that
That’s why it’s called fishing not catching fish