Yeah, it’s so cool to see the world you live in from a Birdseye view specially out in the mangroves

Thanks bro. Makes me want to get out too. wish it didn't take so long to edit these id rather be fishin.

It’s fun. Thanks for watching

I know those piers but I never thought of wading them. thats a great idea. Are they over there now? I know that area slows down in summer.

@@CharlotteHarborFisherman yea i was out today and caught a couple jack and a redfish

@@Zenny_LOLI was there on Saturday and waded the little mangrove/sea grape areas but didn’t have much luck. Any tips/tricks/lures for Live Oak?

@@norcon11 i was casting along those docks that were closed off and they were full of bait fish and snapper snook redfish and jacks, i was using a doa cal 3 inch

Thanks ✌️

@@CharlotteHarborFishermancongratulations on the 5k, you’re kicking butt and taking names

Once it gets real hot, I stop wading for a few months. Or hit the beaches for snook. So no waders. I’m using 20 of flouro but once I run out of it, I’m switching to 20 and 30 pound mono. I hear it actually is better and it’s a lot cheaper. I’ll use three jig head sizes 1/8th 16th and a quarter ounce depending on the depth and how much grass I’m getting stuck in. I’m using a 2500 pen with a 7 1/2 bull bay rod. 10 lb braid. I was going to elaborate on my last video how much I like waiters over wet waiting, but the video is getting too long. I got an infection in my toenail from wading so I switched to waders. I feel a lot more protected with waiters. First of all I stay dry second of all no jellyfish tentacles stinging me no leeches no mud in my toes no bacteria on my skin or potential cut I may have. And it gives me a little bit more protection from a possible stingray or even a little nip from a shark, although I never anticipate that to happen. The only drawback is yes you’re going to be warmer when you’re wearing waiters and like I said starting about now through September, I won’t do as much waiting unless it’s along the beach.

@@CharlotteHarborFisherman Great info and thanks. On a funny note our setups are almost identical. 2500 Shimano, 7’ and 7’6” rods, and same size jigs. Likewise I’m spending more time now on the beach but really like those oyster flat areas like you were fishing. As a totally land based angler now I don’t have the access I would if I still owned a boat and am somewhat new to the area but am learning more all of the time. Have a great one. Good fishing. And thanks for your insight. Oh and on the mono/ fluoro decision I’ve used both and although I haven’t caught as many fish as you and other anglers who’ve fished here for years, I can’t tell a definitive difference but wanted to ask in case I’m missing something.

@@AlanJohnsonSunbird a kayak can get you on the flats as well. There’s a launch on 19th street in boca grande. Also flats in pg down past burnt store marina. Those you can walk to

Only when I see them lol. I try not to think about it. I also stay close to the trees and fairly shallow. We are using it for bait or did he just crush it in a school? How big a shark? I don’t wait as much now that it’s summertime when all the big southern stingrays and the sharks are much more active.