South Georgia INSHORE "TROUT" Fishing (First Time)
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- So I drove on down into Georgia to fish with my man Blake / @g2go_outdoors
We fished for speckled trout with shrimp near Savannah, Georgia. I had a blast trying something new and catching my first saltwater fish.
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I’ve been fishing saltwater all my life, and If you think those trout are fun, you really need to hook a Redfish! I watch all your videos! Look forward to more!
Ryan Holliman - he sure does. We go to Louisiana twice a year and you want to talk about a fight!!
This is a great channel! Straight and to-the-point fishing.
Great videos
I really appreciate the lack of foul language sitting here watching you videos in the presence of my wife! God Bless you! I also appreciate the Bible verse at the end. I am subscribed!
I like John's videos for the same reason. I can watch em with my granddaughters and not worry about the content. It's good to have a Godly man setting a good example.
I'm glad you're open to fishing in all bodies of water. You're my favorite to watch. Look forward to the rest of your ventures.
I still remember catching Speckled Trout in South Alabama. I would love to go back and catch some more. Occasionally I would hook into a Redfish, but the sea trout were my favorites.I enjoyed this little video because it is something different, but also because it brought back some memories. Nice footage, and cool looking fish, thanks for sharing.
Seen this on the other guys channel! Looks like y’all had an awesome day of fishing. I’d like to catch some of those trout
If you wanna try lures, try the H&H tandem glass minnows for the trout.
Sweet ! Really nice looking place. Salt water waaay different than walking a creek. But just as fun.
Looks like a great day out there, not living close to the ocean, wish I was able to do more salt water. Tight lines my brother!
Cool change from your norm man! Still awesome vid! Tight lines John🎣
Welcome to the saltwater fishing club. Deer burgers are a special treat. You need to catch some large redfish.
Nice vid John. I love that inshore saltwater fishing shrimp are to saltwater as nightcrawlers are to fresh water. BTW when the bite slows down, pop that cork. It sounds like a fish feeding on shrimp. Pretend it's a Chugbug or a PopR.
Salt Life baby!! Enjoyed! Your buddy thought twice about lipping that Trout lol! I learned that painful mistake many many years ago! 😂
That was NUTS! All those fish hangin' out on that point of sea grass. Man, what a fun day! Thanks for bringin' us all along for the ride.
Hey! My 'like' vote brought the total to 700! Huzzah!
Salt water fishing is a new world
Loving you videos.
I'm from south Louisiana and follow your channel religiously.
Every year I do go fishing in TN and visit friends as well.
As others stated in the comments, it would have been great if you would have hooked into a Redfish.
Those fish pull really hard.
Glad to see you getting into salt water fishing as well.
Cool, thanks
Kool epp 👍 every creek leads to ocean I knew eventually you'll end up there 😅 float fishing is always fun. 🐟🎣
Awesome video love getting a notification from your channel
Caught those in Florida when I was in the Navy, fun to catch, good eating too! Looks like you had a good time. Jugs and grub tails. And when it comes to bluefish, watch your fingers! They got teeth!
Live shrimp in the salt. Is like using live earthworms in freshwater, magical. Especially under a poppin quark.
Looks like fun . Glad you injoyed yourself . Fish on .
Nice, the only saltwater fish I've ever caught was sea trout while flat bottom fishing around Daytona when I was a kid, I haven't even seen the ocean in over 20 years but when I do again I'm definitely wetting a hook lol, as a Georgia boy I'm really enjoying this, Thanks For Sharing
Wow lol u dont often hear about sea trout being caught while bottom fishing in saltwater!
@@freshnorthwest6756 maybe they weren't sea trout lol but that's what I remember being told when I was a kid, I'm a freshwater fisherman and haven't fished saltwater since I was a kid, it is that unusual? Are you being sarcastic? Idk lol
@@thegeorgiacreekwalker491 No man the comment wasnt sarcasm, it was just a comment lol its just not something im used to hearing, we usually catch them in the same water columns that we catch salmon in here in Alaska.
Deer meat is a great lean protein . Will definitely keep you going.
That was a cool spot. Thanks John
that first cast was perfect, great video!
Cast like a pro!
"I let the team down" well that is something I want to hear from you! (been playing handball til I was 47) beautiful fishes! Greets from germany
He's like The Old Man and the Sea! Looks like fun brother. Good vid!
Your CHANNEL is the best because you never know what your going to see
Nice Video John, One of my favorite saltwater fish.
Really cool video.. I've had sea trout before they are fantastic.. good call on keeping a few.
This John was on my watch later ,so pretty cool,GOD BLESS!!!
Nice looking place good luck
Good Job John, fishing saltwater is sooo much different
Ft. McAllister for bait then demeries creek boat ramp to put in. I grew up right down the road on Kilkenny road. There is nothing like getting into a mess of trout one after the other like that. It's really nice went they are all 15-18 inches. You did well catching a trout for your first fish.
I’m actually at the beach right now so I’ll have to try to catch some sea trout while I’m at it! I love your videos btw
great change of pace from fresh to salt water... looking forward to more... would love to see you go to Milton Fl and fish the rivers in that area.... not far from Pensacola...
Awesome job Blake! Cool of you to bring CFA out to catch his first saltwater fish!
Little crab was cool, would make an awesome pet.
I tried the Rebel Crickhopper for the first time before and I caught Green Sunfish, Redbreasts, Largemouth Bass, and I got a couple catfish! They were big too!!! 15 inches average! And I lost a brown trout! 😣
That crickhopper is an awesome lure for sure!
the cool thing about the south is you can eat fish all day every day if you want. Big ones, bad thing, hurricanes.
That was an AWESOME fishing trip. Glad for you that you got to do it. Happy fishing.
Awesome video. I love going salt water fishing
Those trouts were beautiful...
So happy to see your videos again. I just moved across the country to Alberta. 😊
oh wow, hope it went well
Keep the good stuff coming thanks
Great weather and good fishing. Nice editing. Subbed!!
That looked like a beautiful spot to fish. Glad you got to experience some saltwater fishing.
I do the same with my boys.which they watch you on u-tube as well.
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@@josephvandyuk2962 huh?
I love me some speckled trout and drum fishing. Hopefully you’ll get the chance to fish the salt some more.
Salt water fishing be sure to wash all your fishing gear with freshwater so you don,t get rust ! Some of the gear I use was made back in the 50,s and its all still good !
Just like me, never done saltwater fishing. I have been wanting to go for so long now because no matter the size or kind of fish it will still give a fun fight and there is so much more variety than freshwater. Great video would love to see more of it
A couple of things...first of all, you should 'pop' that cork, much like working a topwater - it simulates trout and redfish 'popcorning' shrimp on the surface. Secondly, if you want to do some serious saltwater fishing like this, come to Louisiana. We have the most productive inshore saltwater fishery in this country, and perhaps the world. When most people here speak of fishing, they mean going out in the marsh to get an ice chest full of specks and reds. I was into it too for a long time - it's awesome, but you have to fool with a boat, gas, ice, etc....it becomes an all day adventure.
Fun to catch...better to eat.
Awesome video dude 🤙 it's cool that your out doing new stuff. Those are beautiful sea trout. And I'm glad your not sleeping in the truck on this trip.
yeah me too
Living close to the coast I always forget that many people inland have never seen the ocean or never got to fish saltwater. Nice to see you made it down there and hook up on some fish. Hell of a good time. Nice specks, Wait till you catch some big reds
Had I known you were headed to southeast Georgia, I could have hooked you up with my parents .... we catch redfish, seatrout, flounder off their floating dock ... in the winter you can add blackdrum ... in the summer you can add bluefish, undersized cobia (rare), catfish ... mixed bag ... try the "Slayer Lure Inc SST soft plastics" if you go saltwater again ... they work well in sweetwater... I really like them Venice Glow, Camo, Bounty Hunter, Gumbo, Electric Chicken, White, Baby bass are all good colors ... I think the Venice Glow, Camo, Gumbo look like mud minnows ... I have caught a ton of fish on the Venice Glow ... they have a website and available at Academy Sports ... Can't go wrong with Burkley Gulp Shrimp in the 3 inch size ... New Penny, Natural, Molting ... in that order
I remember when I was a kid We got a whole bunch of trout At my Uncle's house Just South of Tampa man it was every cast. It was nice to see you can't you bunch good work
Head for the gulf and fish the BIG creek.
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Awesome video man!
MAAAAAN... I was not even 30 minutes away. I could have come slammed some trout with yall. I caught an absolute beast here in Hilton Head Island on my vacation. It was a 26.25" MONSTER! My PB.. that saltwater fishing is soo much fun! Looks like you guys had a blast! Did you guys get into any flounder?
You deserve more subscribers
Glad to see your introduction to Saltwater fishing and saltwater trout no less, the primary fish of my youth. They are a beautiful fish, too bad you didn’t keep one to cook and try for yourself. I kind of get the feeling that you prefer catching to eating and it’s every man for himself.
My other observation was that if catching is your passion, you need to size your gear a little closer for the weight of the fish. It’s much more exciting to me to play a 2 lb fish on 4 lb test and a smaller and more flexible rod. That’s just me. As an old man, I regret that I didn’t understand and look into world records for each species on lighter equipment, you never know. One thing that I do know from watching your channel is that all in all you have better luck at easy public access fishing sites than I ever did and I hope it continues for y, but I would like to see you learn to play the fish and learn to enjoy the battle as much or more than the count of landing fish unless you are feeding a bunch of people and cooking hush puppies along with coleslaw and peach cobbler for desert.
The old professor
Live Free or Die!
Death to all Tyrants!
oh i ate a bunch of them, we had them for supper and it was great
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That is fantastic. Glad you enjoyed it. I fished a different way on the west coast of Florida. We had a shallow bay that might be 8’ in the deep parts. We would go into the wind for a mile or two and let the wind serve as our trolling motor and we would drift and cast shrimp with no weight as we drifted across the eel grass flats that had she, crab, and scollops that supported the spotted trout, reddish and flounder. Some of my memories are of the water being as smooth as glass and dissolving into the horizon. We tackled the Gulf of Mexico with a 12’ aluminum boat with a 10 horsepower Mercury motor that you had to wrap the pull cord on with 3 flotation seat pads. I also experienced fishing the bay at night on a full moon 🌕 and you need to see a full moon rise on the Gulf, it’s like standing or sitting in a telescope looking at the surface of another planet.
LOL
The old professor
Live Free or Die!
Death to all Tyrants!.
Cool stuff.
Come fish in Minnesota!
Love your videos by the way
Nice adventure
Anytime you fish in saltwater you rinse your reel and rods off with fresh water when you get home.
Brother, you need to go Red fishing!!
Never salt water fished hope to some day looks like you all catching a lot of fish be nice time
Good stuff
1st two fish caught assaulted on boat lol 😂 great job lads.
Have they got teeth trout
these have teeth
Great video, you definitely had a good day of fishing. How was the fish? Hey where was it you said you stayed in the cabin, looked like a good size pond there behind you lol.
I've always found when fishing salt water that Live Bait (when it's plentiful in the water) will out fish artificial or even cut bait every time. I love hitting creeks, but would fish salt every day if I lived close enough.
That's my part of the world!
Not sure if you did or not, this is just a tip! But wet your hands before handling the trout especially if you’re going to throw them back
John, if you never fished saltwater you need to go bluefishing someday. A 15 pound bluefish will fight like you won't believe. I don't think they are as big down south as up north where we get monsters.
3 day license brother here in Ga salt water license is included with your freshwater license
The 3rd trout went crazy in the boat
Wow over 300 vies in 18 mins!
Sweet fishing man looked like a fun trip. How do those taste?
Your video are so clear, what gear do you use?
Spot special boss!!!
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There's that Pflueger!
nice place
@Creek Fishing Adventures Ask the locals what the closest thing to a saltwater hellgrammite is -- some sort of big bite-sized saltwater larva that live under rocks in the ocean that the big sport fish just cant pass up LOL I've never fished saltwater, either, and I just turned 40! LOL, but that's the first bait I'd look for -- the saltwater hellgrammite, whatever that is (prolly just shrimp since the hellgy plastic didnt seem to work) ! LOL +1 Like
that ladyfish was about the right size for bait. just a lil small.
Don't forget the lemon and butter.
Prolly get a salt water line cuz the the salt will eat ur line up on the pole
I am very close to there and can get you on some ponds and creeks!
If ur in san diego you need to fish for spotted bay bass...
When you fish out of state, do you purchase a 3 day or annual license? Did the Georgia inshore trip require a salt water license?
Man I bet that was an awesome experience. Need to be careful over there in Georgia.. I need to go check them out. There is a uide service near me for trout if tour ever interested... in northern Arkansas.
Wait till you hook a gator trout! Naples Florida.
Looks like a great trip , is that a guide service
no, he just does it a lot
Nice! with saltwater you never really know what you are going to hook - even if you aren't a big fish fan some of the saltwater species fry up nice - worth trying when you catch a bunch #fish fry #steaked out #when in doubt troll and then chum at first hint of fish #castnet
Like a box of chocolates
geez - i hope he told you how vicious those little bluefish are - i had one jump up a foot and intentionally bite me - true story! - had a big flap of skin #surgical precision
Next time see if they can put you on some reds to lol
My PB speck is 27”.
Good vid.
Caught him on a spook.
dude thats cool
John definitely has a trigger finger
Getting bait at ft macallister huh?? That's where I live!! No reds huh? By the way if you're still here, I live on a private lake that has some great fishing in it, about 20 minutes away from where you guys got bait in midway ga. Hit me up if you are interested!!