Excellent video instruction in cold water shallows: low, slow & small. As a biologist, I offer one small annotation; sand eels, seahorses, and pipefish are not invertebrates. They’re true bony-fishes (finfish) just like trout, snook, and tarpon. The key fact for anglers is what you mention, they’re small and abundantly vulnerable prey on the flats.
Thanks, John. As both an inshore angler and a secondary science teacher I cringed at C.A.'s little errors...probably because he so rarely makes them. If others are reading this, any of the critters without a backbone are inverts; e.g. crabs, shrimp, clams, and the polychete worms in C.A.'s photo are all invertebrates.
Would love if you demo the rigs you speak of sometimes. Meaning, actually rig each bait you show if time allows. I am sure you have hit them on some of your other episodes but reviews I think benefit everybody. Thanks again for all your knowledge sharing as I am always learning about the Flats.
Your RUclips videos are top notch, they can't get much better! Full of old Cracker secrets too. We might have to pay you a visit....... This video has a true blue secret in it.
Great tip. Just experienced a scenario 2 weeks ago where the trout trick is all they wanted. Nothing else. Basically chunking it out and letting "rodney" do the work
Really like your channel and fishing info...last winter while catching mud crabs started seeing lots of worms under the rocks that i was turning over looking for the crabs. had moment of fish clarity and so tried i wacky rigged a 1/16 oz jackel brand weedless flick shake jig and a 4.8 inch jackel flick shake worm which is very thin. works really well wading sarasota bay for redfish and trout .
Thanks captain ! Awesome advice and knowledge! This channel is awesome 😎 I’m in the Sarasota area do tons of kayak fishing all over the west coast of Florida !
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Excellent video instruction in cold water shallows: low, slow & small. As a biologist, I offer one small annotation; sand eels, seahorses, and pipefish are not invertebrates. They’re true bony-fishes (finfish) just like trout, snook, and tarpon. The key fact for anglers is what you mention, they’re small and abundantly vulnerable prey on the flats.
I learned something
I don’t think that comment/feedback could be crafted any better - had to acknowledge it! 🍻
Thanks, John. As both an inshore angler and a secondary science teacher I cringed at C.A.'s little errors...probably because he so rarely makes them. If others are reading this, any of the critters without a backbone are inverts; e.g. crabs, shrimp, clams, and the polychete worms in C.A.'s photo are all invertebrates.
Would love if you demo the rigs you speak of sometimes. Meaning, actually rig each bait you show if time allows. I am sure you have hit them on some of your other episodes but reviews I think benefit everybody. Thanks again for all your knowledge sharing as I am always learning about the Flats.
Your RUclips videos are top notch, they can't get much better! Full of old Cracker secrets too. We might have to pay you a visit....... This video has a true blue secret in it.
Great tip. Just experienced a scenario 2 weeks ago where the trout trick is all they wanted. Nothing else. Basically chunking it out and letting "rodney" do the work
That’s awesome 👏🏼
Fishing the St Marks river up in Wakulla county during the winter I catch reds trout large mouth bass a stripers on rubber worms in brackish water!!!
Simplicity always works
Really like your channel and fishing info...last winter while catching mud crabs started seeing lots of worms under the rocks that i was turning over looking for the crabs. had moment of fish clarity and so tried i wacky rigged a 1/16 oz jackel brand weedless flick shake jig and a 4.8 inch jackel flick shake worm which is very thin.
works really well wading sarasota bay for redfish and trout .
Live just a couple of streets west of you and love the videos, especially these about the unusual cold fronts this year.
Funky weather this year for sure
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and as always Tight Lines and Full Limits To Y'all. 🎣
Thanks captain ! Awesome advice and knowledge! This channel is awesome 😎 I’m in the Sarasota area do tons of kayak fishing all over the west coast of Florida !
Appreciate the support
Thank you for making these videos they teach us a lot, CA
Isn't the Mirrorlure Lil Jon pretty much the same thing?
Kinda in my opinion
Love the trout trick in creole croaker color
Gotta try this on some flats in the glades I feel it’ll yield some great results.
Great info, really like your channel, coast of NC. 👍🏻
Thanks for this!
Great stuff thanks
Ca what’s a rod under 150$ you would put a tranx 150 on
Curado 7'2" M
The new Teramar Series from Shimano is about $160
@@flatsclasscharters I’m just going to cave and get a e6x