it is as good as it can be

Thanks so much man! That's the goal, fishing should be relaxing and chill and that's the vibe I want to get out here. Thanks for watching man, I really appreciate it.

Ha! That's awesome.

Wtf

Theif lol

Hey, what you left worked just fine ;). I have some of the smoky with redflakes, did you rig those on normal jig heads?

I only keep fish when I need to. It's usually about one out of every three trips I'll stock up.

I have an ankona cayenne, it's just about 17' long. I would not trade this boat for anything, but I also had a situation where I had the ability to get a custom skiff. The benefits of this boat are that it's mine, designed and planned by me for my needs. It's also incredibly quiet and I can sight fish better because of that. It also floats in almost nothing, with just me on the boat I was getting around in 6" of water just the other day. But that all comes at a cost. It's more expensive by a lot, I have to be very careful with it to avoid scratches, etc., and I don't have a lot of space for others. I can only fish two people comfortably (unless they're really small people, then I can get three). An aluminum boat around the same size could do almost everything I can do but would be a lot louder. If you watch other videos of mine, you'll see I can get within 3' of redfish regularly. The last note on this, this is my first boat. If I could do it again I would start with aluminum before so I could learn how to properly captain and maintain a boat. The mistakes I made are definitely much more expensive on this boat, would rather have made them on something a little less meaningful to me 😂. Hope that helps, maybe I'll do a video on all of this.

Hey what's up man! Not a bad haul. I lost a lot of time waiting on sea tow (not complaining at all, they saved the day) so by the time I got to fishing the conditions weren't so great. But, got my PB trout and ended up with three reds and I think 8 trout. All things considered, that PB trout made the whole day worth it, mistakes and all. Glad I saw you out there and thanks for checking in. Hope to run into you again out there.

Great question. In general that bayou was about 5' deep at extreme low tide. Where I found them stacked, though, I don't know - I never got my transducer over that area. My guess is on the left there's a flat that was about 6" - 1' and then a drop off to 4-5'. Most of those reds were caught at the transition point.