Thanks sir. LOL - I've been robbed :). Honestly, I'm not sure what else to do other than continue to try my best to produce good content. Comments, Subscribes, and Thumbs Up always help though so thank you!
Try the Diezel Minnowz in the gold rush color, the black over gold is an awesome color pattern, casts a good silhouette in off-colored water and the gold flash drives inshore fish crazy, especially reds.
Ron.........Have a 2020 Outback currently without any electronics. Would you mind sharing the components you chose? Also, please comment on it's usefulness on the water.
Sure. The electronics I use are the same as shown in this video ua-cam.com/video/iNvnp5uNOeE/v-deo.html and they are listed on my shop page gear.kayakfishingaddict.com A fish finder in a 3’ deep marsh is only useful for gps. It only finds fish in deeper water. That’s really the only issue.
@@KayakFishingAddict lol it's cool man. I just saw this in my recommended feed. I didn't realize it until now, but your video on how to install the Garmin Striker saved me couple of months ago.
Nice video, Ron. I enjoy your channel. I have a question for you - what pound-test braided line do you use on your baitcasters? I primarily use spinning gear but do use one baitcaster with 30 lb braid occasionally. I'm wondering if 20 or 25 lb would be better for casting distance while still limiting the chances for the line to dig into the spool. Thanks for your insight. Fish on!
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Hi Jackson. If you're catching flounder you're likely letting the lure hit the bottom and then popping it up. If you want to attract redfish, swim your paddle tail in the middle of the water column with a mainly straight retrieve....you can pause and twitch from time to time but keep it off the bottom.
Fished your local marsh this past Monday and caught a nice size flounder Ron. I used the DOA figi chic for a lure. I hope to get down there again soon. I am from Jax
A lot depends on the water color. When fishing this bait it's best to try to match the water color. Of course, if there's no fish the chances drop dramatically ....so it could have been that too.
Great question. #1 - GPS - helps me find my way home after getting lost in the marsh; #2 - DEPTH - how deep is it where I currently am; #3 - very rarely to find fish. The reason for #3 is that you must be in deeper water than I am normally in, in order for it to see fish.
@@KayakFishingAddict Also when trolling, you want to keep your speed in the correct range - we find 1.5-1.8 knots in 2-3 feet with 1/8 and 1/4 oz. swimbaits.
Just found your channel I’ve learned a lot in a few days, I’m new to fishing and i always hear find the the current find the fish but how do you find current? can you see current ? What is current and I know tides go up and down just need help current moving water
Hi Tito. Welcome to the channel! Good question... "find the current" simply means "look for moving water". If you're in a kayak and your kayak is moving without any paddle/peddle effort on your part, you're sitting in current. If you see things floating by, or rushing by, when you're anchored up then you're in current (or simply moving water). Does that help?
Missed your videos Ron glad to see you back my brother can’t go wrong with the z-man diezel minnowz great lure choices man can’t wait till next time tight lines Ron
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Your channel is criminally underrated. Keep up the good work!
Thanks sir. LOL - I've been robbed :). Honestly, I'm not sure what else to do other than continue to try my best to produce good content. Comments, Subscribes, and Thumbs Up always help though so thank you!
Completely agreed
Try the Diezel Minnowz in the gold rush color, the black over gold is an awesome color pattern, casts a good silhouette in off-colored water and the gold flash drives inshore fish crazy, especially reds.
Thanks for the tip Tyler. I'll add that color pattern to my list.
Ron.........You have been missed!! Great channel and always informative. Keep up the good work 😃
Thanks. I’ll be back soon!
Ron.........Have a 2020 Outback currently without any electronics. Would you mind sharing the components you chose?
Also, please comment on it's usefulness on the water.
Sure. The electronics I use are the same as shown in this video
ua-cam.com/video/iNvnp5uNOeE/v-deo.html and they are listed on my shop page gear.kayakfishingaddict.com
A fish finder in a 3’ deep marsh is only useful for gps. It only finds fish in deeper water. That’s really the only issue.
Nice fishing brother
Thanks!
Ok ok, I see you with the good editing and content, but I'm not subbing if you're one of those UA-camrs who only upload once per month.
Your move...
Thanks for your comment. I totally understand. I upload as often as life allows and my track record hopefully shows that :).
@@KayakFishingAddict lol it's cool man. I just saw this in my recommended feed. I didn't realize it until now, but your video on how to install the Garmin Striker saved me couple of months ago.
@@TheFishAndTrips Glad to hear that. I remember your comment on it. Glad the kayak is working out for you too!
Heck yea!!! Hope you had a good get away from UA-cam. lol. Looks like you picked up right where you left off, eh? Nice fish!
Thanks. I’m still trying to work out a better schedule but hopefully I’ll be able to produce videos more regularly now. Thanks.
Excellent video 👍
Thanks!
Your awesome very well spoken and clear
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll try to keep it up!
Nice video, Ron. I enjoy your channel. I have a question for you - what pound-test braided line do you use on your baitcasters? I primarily use spinning gear but do use one baitcaster with 30 lb braid occasionally. I'm wondering if 20 or 25 lb would be better for casting distance while still limiting the chances for the line to dig into the spool. Thanks for your insight. Fish on!
Thanks. I typically throw 20 lb test but sometimes 25 lb test if it’s on sale. My gear is listed at gear.KayakFishingAddict.com
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Welcome back, Ron! I was starting to get worried. This is another fun video. Your personal touch is why I look forward to your adventures.
Thanks Greg. I appreciate that! Glad you enjoy the videos....it's good to be back.
Great content as usual. Most enjoyable, and glad to see you back on the water, and the web!
Thanks Dale!
It’s been a while was like heck no where is my kayack addict videos. Great video as always
Thanks John. Glad you missed the vids and enjoyed this one!
Awesome vid! Can you elaborate on a redfish vs flounder presentation with paddletails? I only catch flounder when I’m fishing for reds lol
Hi Jackson. If you're catching flounder you're likely letting the lure hit the bottom and then popping it up. If you want to attract redfish, swim your paddle tail in the middle of the water column with a mainly straight retrieve....you can pause and twitch from time to time but keep it off the bottom.
Awesome thanks!
Fished your local marsh this past Monday and caught a nice size flounder Ron. I used the DOA figi chic for a lure. I hope to get down there again soon. I am from Jax
Awesome John. Sounds like you had a great trip. I'd love to get some launch points from you in Jax. I haven't been up that way in quite some time!
@@KayakFishingAddict try Dutton Island or Oak harbor for launch points
@@johnkelly1767 Will do, thanks!
Used a golden boy but not much luck so far
A lot depends on the water color. When fishing this bait it's best to try to match the water color. Of course, if there's no fish the chances drop dramatically ....so it could have been that too.
@@KayakFishingAddict Slam Shady is a the killer color.
@@lnomolas3427 ua-cam.com/video/SB2HOajZPXI/v-deo.html
What do u use your fish finder most for?
Great question. #1 - GPS - helps me find my way home after getting lost in the marsh; #2 - DEPTH - how deep is it where I currently am; #3 - very rarely to find fish. The reason for #3 is that you must be in deeper water than I am normally in, in order for it to see fish.
@@KayakFishingAddict Also when trolling, you want to keep your speed in the correct range - we find 1.5-1.8 knots in 2-3 feet with 1/8 and 1/4 oz. swimbaits.
@@lnomolas3427 good to know
Can't go wrong with the Z-man swim baits. Missed hearing that "FISH ON FISH ON"
Great video
Thanks Jason!
Just found your channel I’ve learned a lot in a few days, I’m new to fishing and i always hear find the the current find the fish but how do you find current? can you see current ? What is current and I know tides go up and down just need help current moving water
Hi Tito. Welcome to the channel! Good question... "find the current" simply means "look for moving water". If you're in a kayak and your kayak is moving without any paddle/peddle effort on your part, you're sitting in current. If you see things floating by, or rushing by, when you're anchored up then you're in current (or simply moving water). Does that help?
@@KayakFishingAddict wow amazing. Maybe you can do a quick tip for some of us new guys thanks
@@TitoBoi86 Sure thing. In the interim, ask me anything if you’ve got questions. Tight lines!
Hope all is well - have missed your videos. Bing's Landing is on my to-go list.
Thanks.
Missed your videos Ron glad to see you back my brother can’t go wrong with the z-man diezel minnowz great lure choices man can’t wait till next time tight lines Ron
Thanks Jimmy. I appreciate it.