Interesting advice, gonna give some of the tips a shot this weekend. Coming from South Florida to Jacksonville,FL was a huge change. Watching your videos has helped me adapt, very much appreciated.

Nice trout 49° waters not too cold i’ve caught speckle trout in 40° water in Virginia before never caught any Trout in colder water than 40°

We call that spot baranco blanco! Nice catch guys!

We were down near Port Aransas in the mid of December last yr. picked up 2 black drum, 4 trout, one monster red. All 26-33 inches. winter fishing is where its at!!

Chicken on a chain! Damn good here in Southeastern NC, too! One day I'll come join y'all!

I just have a comment about the boga. When you hang the fish verticle by a boga it cranks their neck, moves their internal organs, and it stuns the fish. That is why when you hang the fish on the boga, they don't swim away right away. This can't be good for the fish. I am switching to "fish grips" now and I just take the length of the fish. the fish grips are easier to use if you keep the fish horizontal. I believe my large trout are releasing better as a result. Reds seem to be a little tougher.

Excellent informative video.

I have winter wade fished Baffin for years and I can tell you for a fact that working lures slow in the winter is not always the ticket. Yes I get it, it is a rule of thumb but sometimes they want it worked fast in the winter too. If you go out and just stubbornly stick with a slow retrieve you may be missing fish. Mix it up.

I've heard the super spook topwater can catch those cold water giants just slow twitching it across the mud flats

Lol 49* cold? I dont think you guys would last ice fishin over here in the NE lol. Great video!

It would much more helpful if you showed what you were doing when the fish strikes as opposed to just showing you reeling the fish in. Good shots, but left me wanting to see more.

Great vid!

,whats the brand of the bait and rod

man its nice to catch these trout running up the rivers in florida winter then having to wade in the water there

Going wading in April or may in port O'Conner for the Crocker run for trout

👋👋👋 i like this action bro

"chicken on a chain" LOL I have often wondered how they come up with those names.

Cold in Texas? You should try wading northwestern rivers for winter steelhead.

what brand are your glasses?

That's a great catch. I caught a 29 and 1/2 inch speckled trout that weighed a little over 9 pounds December the 27th 2018 wading in the water at Southport North Carolina. I had my GoPro 4 and filmed the whole thing. If anyone would like to see , it's under jammin Jerry's country tales .check it out brother fishermans.

wow what a fish at 8.59 minutes.

South Texas big trout in winter....Baffin?

Nice catch. I like how you released her. It's the right way. You don't use a net?

Baffin Bay known for Big trout.

forget the stringer take off a shoe lace... ajaja

Is that Arroyo city?

Nice fish and video but a lot of talking good to see real guys out in the cold weather tho

This location looked like Holly Beach in deep south TX. I've seen a well over 50" spec landed out of there.. no joke. My pb is 29"3/4 at SPI on Dec. 28, 1998. Besides, if you pull up a fishing map of the Lower Laguna Madre, it'll clearly show that Holly is a monster spec spot.

Are you wearing a wader belt? It does not matter how good your waders are if you step in a hole. If those waders fill up with water you are in trouble. WIth a wader belt on and the right upper body gear on i have stepped in a hole or fallen and come out with nothing but my head and hands wet. A wader belt is just as important as the waders.

Man you put youre shimano stradic in the water

What do these guys do if they have to piss?

Ewww I know your spot,lol !

este vato habla mucho y casi no pesca

Ewww I know your spot,lol.

You talk too much.