How to Catch Redfish in Early Spring - Fishing VLOG (TIPS and HOW TO)
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- Опубліковано 7 кві 2021
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This vid talks about how to catch Redfish in the early spring and cooler months - but it's also just a fun fishing vlog with my friend. In this vid I talk about what I look for and tactics for how to find these fish in the cooler months like late winter and early spring when they are in transition. Also, if you like reading, allow me to entertain you with some Redfish tips and written word:
Early Spring Redfish Tips
Redfish in the Springtime - in my fishery in the Mid-Atlantic (North Carolina/VA) - are getting more and more active every day with warmer water. At the time this vid was filmed the variance in water temps from the front of the inlet we fished was almost 10 degrees. That is huge!! These reds in the spring are about as moody as a 4 year old waking up early to go to school. One day you'll catch them every cast up shallow in a creek on a shallow flat, and the next day it'll be cold and windy - and they will just be tough to catch. That's why you always want to have live bait or fresh cut bait in the boat on those cold, windy difficult days.
These reds are typically going to be in areas with the warmest water possible and also the most bait. So a food source and water temp super important. Here are clues - BIRDS! Pelicans and pretty much any bird that eats fish is what you want to pay attention to. I use my fish finder only for checking water temps and also looking at depth changes - if I pull into a tiny creek with dark muddy bottom, and it's like 4-6ft next to some deeper channel - FORGOT ABOUT IT (new york voice) - that's what I look for. Okay, I'm in the car typing this riding next to Kristi and we have been really busy fishing and filming so I am going to spend some quality time with her now. But yea, you get it - birds, bait, water temp, oyster beds, yada yada - just get up off your butt and catch some fish. Spring time redfish is legit.
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I took my kayak out to that river y’all are at this weekend, great spot and the fish were lively! Spring is here!
I know Im kind of randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?
@Ira Jonah i would suggest flixzone. Just google for it =)
I've recognized both of the places you were fishing in the last two videos--makes me want to get out there!
Thank you guys for your videos. I’ve been trying to use all the info y’all provide but I’m still learning. One day I’ve be a red slaver like y’all lol
Love you videos they are so helpful keep up the good work
nice catch with beautiful view, Life's good when it's outside. Let's go fishing 🤩
Nice content thank you 😊
Awesome Video!
Yesterday was def a good day. Reds were getting slayed out there. We used cut blue crab though. Surprised they were taking those lures. Great content as always
Where are you fishing Florida or Virginia or where
Yall need to come on down to Blount's creek on the Pamlico river. We have been catching lots of big speckled trout.
Nice job.. been looking for y'all by the cranes at the port lol
What set up were you using?
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I'll be in buxton on the 15th threw the 22nd if you guys want to come by and go fishing I have an extra room.
Nice reds
Great Video...what kind of braid are you using on the Florida reel? Brand, Color, lb. Thank U
Went out in the kayak Wednesday and found some, but just like your video last week they had a lot of parasites.
What rod reel combo are you using in this video. Do you have a link to purchase? New to channel. Thanks!
Does anyone know what model/length boat Jeff is using?
Going to be in the mrtyle beach area april through june. Looking to chase some reds from shore. Was wondering where some good areas to access inshore areas. Looking for some adventure and a steelhead fisherman so just looking for some suggestions where I can wade and cover some water. Not afraid to do some walking and work to get to some good areas. Just dont know where to start. Was looking at georgetown and north mrytle beach areas. how far up stream will the reds run in brackish water? Also whats the bass fishing like on the rivers outflowing to the ocean?
I’m not sure if you’re still looking but great redfish charter is sweet tea charters with Fred Rourk. As far as inshore fishing in georgetown the ball park near the board walk has some good fishing areas. The bass also are good on the waccamaw river and black river. If you don’t care for the river a lot of local golf course ponds are loaded but you’ll get kicked out in a heart beat lol
UA-cam hasn’t put you on my feed in a long time. Had to look up and make sure I was still subscribed. Which I still am so idk why hasn’t been popping up....Bastards
I’m curious, what is your boat? Thanks
Why wasn't your buddy catching anything?
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Budget list is a redfish. Never caught one
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Great tips! Thanks for the written summary too!
I’ve been told they school to size.