Going fishing in Whitewater Bay. % secret fishing spots shown on maps with types of fish to look for and how to fish the spots. Presented by past president Herman Watson.
Been fishing whitewater and Florida bay for about 5 years now. WW is such a huge body of water. We often run the whole way out to the bay of Ponce de Leon, and even beyond that to the crab traps and look for tripletail. But even Coot Bay produces fantastic fish. You guys fish different areas than I do - great seeing how others do it. Tight lines gents.
I have gone twice to tarpon creek with my kayak paddling from flamingo and have got some gray snappers and jacks Very few fisherman share their fishing spots. Thank you!
I'm going to be fishing Whitewater Bay in April. I heard you mentioning the channel markers are very far apart, is it very difficult to navigate this area with basic GPS?
As the comment below points out WW is so HUGE that it can be totally frustrating to try to tackle. Some anchor and drop a hook with bait on it waiting for a fish to pass by. I'm more impatient, so I go looking for fish. This video shows 5 places that have been productive for me. As with all fishing you can go back to the same place 1000 times and the fish will not be there. The challenge is to understand how and where they move. This presentation is for the latter purpose, not the former.
The spots don't move, but the fish are constantly moving. The content of the video talks about areas, not specific spots. Maybe you could take a look. Suppose you have a 1,000,000 acre ranch. Where is the cattle herd at any given day, time, wind, temperature, moon?
Been fishing whitewater and Florida bay for about 5 years now. WW is such a huge body of water. We often run the whole way out to the bay of Ponce de Leon, and even beyond that to the crab traps and look for tripletail. But even Coot Bay produces fantastic fish. You guys fish different areas than I do - great seeing how others do it. Tight lines gents.
I have gone twice to tarpon creek with my kayak paddling from flamingo and have got some gray snappers and jacks Very few fisherman share their fishing spots. Thank you!
Great info guys!!
Usually kayak fish the outside but got a 1542 and thank you much for all this info
You can put in at Coot Bay picnic area and avoid the long paddle down Buttonwood Canal. Just a secret. Be safe and enjoy.
I'm going to be fishing Whitewater Bay in April. I heard you mentioning the channel markers are very far apart, is it very difficult to navigate this area with basic GPS?
No, they are clearly marked on the GPS. They are out of range visually.
@@hermanwatson605 Thank you
Who do you call if you break down out there? BoatUS?
ATT has a cell phone tower. You call your best friend.
even if it was “secret” how is you putting it on youtube helpful…
As the comment below points out WW is so HUGE that it can be totally frustrating to try to tackle. Some anchor and drop a hook with bait on it waiting for a fish to pass by. I'm more impatient, so I go looking for fish. This video shows 5 places that have been productive for me. As with all fishing you can go back to the same place 1000 times and the fish will not be there. The challenge is to understand how and where they move. This presentation is for the latter purpose, not the former.
This was a great watch. Thank you.
Can someone please take me deep sea fishing im bored as hell
Why would anyone post a video like this ? Let everyone find their own spots,,,
The spots don't move, but the fish are constantly moving. The content of the video talks about areas, not specific spots. Maybe you could take a look.
Suppose you have a 1,000,000 acre ranch. Where is the cattle herd at any given day, time, wind, temperature, moon?