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They have slowly become one of my favorite baits!

Thanks man!!!

Usually April-May.

Thanks man. I'm down and out for a good while now with some health issues. But I hope to be back at it again in a few months!!!

Thank you for watching! 👍

Can't beat that combo!

I believe this was late summer and possibly into early fall.

Just personal preference on my end. If we see a school of tuna or something on top, I can easily cast to them without changing something up.

Thanks and thanks for watching!

Yeah, thanks man!

It's a summer flounder.

I was using a 3/8oz jig head here as I was only fishing in 3-6 feet of water.

Hey Ed! Thanks for watching. I hope you are doing well buddy!

Thanks Bary! It's great to hear from You. Hope you are doing well buddy.

Couldn't have asked for a better day!

😂😂 Oh yeah baby!

I've only targeted whiting while surf fishing. Small #1 hook with small piece of cut shrimp and/or fish bites.

I catch a lot more Black Sea bass closer to shore. Maybe 30-50 feet deep around structure. But they are mostly undersized.

@@SCFishTales only one I've caught in the past 5 years was in 8 feet of water on a shark line at a jetty, haven't seen them off the Charleston coast since I was catching stringers of 2 in 45 feet in 2018

I haven't caught that many either now that I think of it. Red snapper eating them all!

@@SCFishTales yeah, red snapper restrictions caused over population in turn is wiping out the black sea bass population I've seen

@elijahbl5745 I totally agree! Catch WAY more snapper now than BSB.

Yeah I don't ever fish for catfish. But there have been others who asked me to save some for them to use for bait too!

Yes, that means there is structure on the bottom that is holding fish.

Haha. 🤷🏻‍♂️

That's great. We have a really good redfish fishery up here. I

@@SCFishTales yes y’all do

Oh yeah!

Welcome to the state! You will love it once you get the hang of it. Yes, I use braid and a fluorocarbon leader every time.

On this day I was fishing in 3-6 foot of water.

Moved to SC and trying to learn the inshore game. Great videos. Are you from Philly area? Accent sounds just like where I grew up (Ridley).

@rickfinsterbusch3258 haha. Yeah, I'm from South Jersey, went to Lehigh. Go Birds! 🦅

My dad went to Lafayette!!

Nice! Big rivals.

Yeah man, get out there! Hoping the fish will be biting this week. Hoping to get out there one day this week myself.

Yes, I think you would like it. Very easy to use.

Yes! Easy to use and just a slow, steady retrieve.

Yeah ok. Had someone else on here think it was that too. I was totally shocked to reel it in way up inshore like that.

Oh yeah baby!

Yes, they do. I looks like a few different types of snapper species when they are young. Can't figure it out.

It was just one of those days where there was a bite on nearly every cast!

I put it on all the time! Unless the fish are thick and munching.

@@SCFishTales that's good to know Thank you

It must be slightly brackish water. There are tons of freshwater species in there but I have also seen blue crabs in there too.

@@SCFishTales I see, thank you for your explanation Brother.

Haha. Yes, it's a great spot if you can time it right.

Tell me about it. They are everywhere out there. It's just a law in South Carolina that you can't keep them in federal waters.

Yes, hopefully they do sell this spring too!

Haha. Yeah. This was from a few weeks ago.

Oh yeah!

Thanks man! We had a blast. I'll get you a hat. Just text me so I don't forget.

I totally agree. They get them in the back of their mouths as quickly as possible so they can use their crushers.

@SCFishTales my favorite sight casting lure. Love how it floats up and still has action when it's still. I can also slowly, vertically jig it right on oysters too.

Yes, that claw movement when sitting still is key!

Yes, when they are schooled up it makes for a lot of fun and good catching!

Thank you! We about are you located? I have several different colors as well!