Welcome to the float tube world my brother. If you don't have them you have to have fins ditch the paddle. An anchor is a must. The vest is similar to the one I have I always wear it no matter what anybody tells me. And for sure you got to have yourself a net. Good luck. You can catch me at Santa Ana River lakes during trout season every weekend. Just ask for Don
Appreciate your videos fam. I’m also in SoCal, but I float tube the harbors…Alamitos Bay, Huntington and Newport. I had the same yellow Caddis tube you did and just picked up a Cumberland this morning. Can’t wait to get it out on the water. It looks to be more roomy with more storage space in the pockets than the yellow Caddis.
Get some better fins man. Sometimes taking less is better! That pole holder is overkill like I have never seen before! Don't worry about how stable these are... I have been in hi winds with 4-5 foot swells and never worried. You're riding between two big air bubbles. They wont break or flip over unless you do something really dumb. TRY to tip it over while you are in shallow water... damn near impossible! Wind will blow and spin you around and actually turns the open part of the V in the winds direction... hits you in the face. I kick my way into the wind then let it spin me around and push me back towards the dock so I relax on the way back.
Good tips and thanks for sharing. I made those adjustments a last year and noticed the difference. And I’m working on a new pole holder. Something that’s not in the water and can hold my camera
@@BiggameTechJourney word. i fish on a regular ass kayak. a $3000 fishing kayak makes the task of reeling in and unhooking a fish no easier than on a $100 one from marketplace. i also found some cheap drill-in rod holders, so its tricked out!
Man we gotta go together! You need a small anchor FOR SURE. Also your fins are too small. The paddle is for emergencies or slight assistance. And Booties help when you gotta walk back. i can send some links if you want
Dude nice video, but you're haulin' way too much crap on your tube. No way should you need a paddle. Yep, when the wind kicks up you gotta stay close to shore or get out. try to simplify your set-up.
Haha yea ur right bro. That’s what I was thinking when I was out there. But it was the fins I had. They kept slipping when I would try to turn. I got some better ones and things went way smoother
You're a brave man filming your first time out. Bravo! It really looks like fun.
Lol. I tried a few time in the pool
Welcome to the float tube world my brother. If you don't have them you have to have fins ditch the paddle. An anchor is a must. The vest is similar to the one I have I always wear it no matter what anybody tells me. And for sure you got to have yourself a net. Good luck. You can catch me at Santa Ana River lakes during trout season every weekend. Just ask for Don
you can see his little flipper flappers when he's launching lol
Been using a float tube for almost 30 years. I've never needed an anchor. Every movement is done with the flippers, even to stay in one spot.
Thanks for the advice. Sounds like I need a better pair of fins and a lot more practice.
Do you every go out in windy conditions?
Haha. Ur the 3rd person to say that. Lol I guess I got the wrong ones
Sick set up Jacob. ready for SARL trout season. For sure your gonna kill it out there. Blessings bro🦁🎣👍🏼
The float tube looks like a lot of fun. I’m currently on a kayak. I’d love to try the float tube out.
That looks pretty cool, some scuba fins would be a great idea to kick around👍
Appreciate your videos fam. I’m also in SoCal, but I float tube the harbors…Alamitos Bay, Huntington and Newport. I had the same yellow Caddis tube you did and just picked up a Cumberland this morning. Can’t wait to get it out on the water. It looks to be more roomy with more storage space in the pockets than the yellow Caddis.
Dude me two I'm gonna put a trolling motor on mine
Oh wowzers this was pretty cool, I would have been scared lowkey. It was a lot to set up and get going though I would have been like I’m good
Lol. I was thinking about leaving the rod holder
Definitely digging the float tube vids gotta get one when there is a sale.
Yea bro. It’s cool, I think these go on sale often. Black Friday for sure
Im considering getting one. It looks fun, and that's one of my fears, the wind, but someone mentioned an anchor be handy
Stay safe out there man!
Bro. I like the set up all you need is a fish finder. And I hit the LIKE BUTTON.
Thanks bro. I appreciate that.
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Get some better fins man. Sometimes taking less is better! That pole holder is overkill like I have never seen before! Don't worry about how stable these are... I have been in hi winds with 4-5 foot swells and never worried. You're riding between two big air bubbles. They wont break or flip over unless you do something really dumb. TRY to tip it over while you are in shallow water... damn near impossible! Wind will blow and spin you around and actually turns the open part of the V in the winds direction... hits you in the face. I kick my way into the wind then let it spin me around and push me back towards the dock so I relax on the way back.
Good tips and thanks for sharing. I made those adjustments a last year and noticed the difference. And I’m working on a new pole holder. Something that’s not in the water and can hold my camera
OMG!! It worked! You did good 😊
Thanks lol😊
I think you need an anchor bro. Ive seen the dudes at Santa Ana River Lakes with some. I really wanna try this now. Great vid dawg.
Thanks. You should bro. They cheap and the rod holder my bro help me make was like 50 or less
Like Silverwood n Perris lol same drop shot Ned rig..lol
I my selfish like fishing lakes Sherwood I've been out there in my kayak normally I drop shot Ned rig Carolina rig Texas rig..
I might have a extra anchor let’s hit Santa Anna so I can show you how to work the tube caught ten last week
I’m down bro. I’ll bring my 📝
I’m down bro!!
I hate that place but I’m down lol
You wanna try sat I mean tomorrow?if not let me know what days your free I know you work a lot
Also if you want to the right you kick your left leg and the same for the left
How do you get on that side of the lake
Make a left when you 1st enter the lake. Go all the way to the bottom. It’s called cleghorn
Great video was thinking get float tube but naw kayak is for me.
I would have got a yak if I had the $$ lol
@@thecsickfisherman you don’t need buy expensive kayak buy paddle one cheaper.
@@BiggameTechJourney word. i fish on a regular ass kayak. a $3000 fishing kayak makes the task of reeling in and unhooking a fish no easier than on a $100 one from marketplace. i also found some cheap drill-in rod holders, so its tricked out!
Man we gotta go together! You need a small anchor FOR SURE. Also your fins are too small. The paddle is for emergencies or slight assistance. And Booties help when you gotta walk back. i can send some links if you want
Fasho bro. I appreciate that
Get an anchor ⚓️
Dude nice video, but you're haulin' way too much crap on your tube. No way should you need a paddle. Yep, when the wind kicks up you gotta stay close to shore or get out. try to simplify your set-up.
Haha yea ur right bro. That’s what I was thinking when I was out there. But it was the fins I had. They kept slipping when I would try to turn. I got some better ones and things went way smoother
Float like a butterfly sting like a bee, catch them fish with bait they can see!
Hahaha 🤣 Sheeeesh
paddles are kayaks. complete waste of time for float tubes