Awesome glad you can make it to our wonderful state. This time of year you can get alot of different fish. On the flats you’re looking for mangrove lines or deep holes and ledges. Also any structure like bridges or rock jetties are really good. I use live shrimp or mullet and for artificial my go to is the gulp shrimp 3 inch new penny color with a 1/16 oz chartreuse jig head with 15lb leader. You can go heavier on the leader if the water clarity is bad. Weekdays are always better bc of less traffic and shoreline fishermen. Great place to start is Haulover canal in Titusville. It offers deep water structure and surrounding flats to fish. Good luck and tight lines. Maybe I’ll see you out there

Glad you enjoyed it

You bet

Of course man looking forward to the next outing

Thanks man feels good to be back on the water

Nice where at

Thanks!

Heck yeah man if you see me stop and say hello. Safe travels, hope to see you on the water.

Oh yeah. I like to call it the Florida sleigh ride.

lol nice man I appreciate that

Thanks!

Thanks. Was def a fun trip

Yeah got the insta 360 and I love it. Editing is so much easier and being 360 I never miss anything

Thanks 👍

During this time of year yes. And the railroad bridge to the north as well

I’ve eaten some out of certain areas and was great but def won’t keep any near the port or the main causeway in Titusville. There is just for sport.

Why not? Just relocated back to FL. I would think the area near ports or inlet would be clean since there is flow from the ocean.

@@jsupp2240 Titusville has had septic issues for years now. It’s getting better but some people don’t trust it. And I’ll eat out of the port but sometimes a little cautious in certain areas due to oil and fuel in the water

Thanks man it was a pleasure to meet you

Can't wait!

You and me both!

I wasn’t around then lol but I heard great things. I do know it has gotten a lot better over the past three years. Starting to see a lot more grass on the flats and schooling fish.

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Not yet but plan on doing a trip there in the future

@@fishingwithcritter I heard there is some nice mangos there, let me know how it is, I’m working on my boat right now so I’m stuck on land till then.

Def not dead I’ve pulled more fish from There the past year then I have anywhere else. Just need to know where there hiding. Also the grass is starting to come back pretty good.

@@fishingwithcritter So there is an underwater "canal" on the South of Garden Street bridge (runs East to West) that huge reds used to eat in at night. Throw a finger mullet and sit and wait. Scottsmoor docks held lots of trout. Rinker canal held almost anything you could think of. The 408 bridge at the port had massive trout and snook.

Yeah I’ve caught many huge black drum from that “canal” and some good sized mangos

Good luck man there’s some monsters in there

@fishingwithcritter Sounds fun... I Havnt hooked anything big in the kayak yet....so I can't wait to Get Sum 😆

That was the beginning of April

No I was using small pieces of fresh dead shrimp and yeah barely beat the storm but I made it.

@fishingwithcritter gocha. I need to go catch some more fillders. They go fast 😆 Ya, I barely made it back as well. Go figure the day I go out the storm decides to roll in earlier than normal 😆

Good drum and mangrove snapper fishing on the bridge structure and railroad bridge to the north. Trout you will usually find along the shores in about 2 ft of water. Drum and snapper fish bottom with shrimp and trout use a popping cork with gulp shrimp or live. Hope you guys catch some. Tight lines

@@fishingwithcritter Thanks!

Yes it was!

Not to bad from the cruise ships. It’s the big diesel fishing boats that make the worst wake. Wasn’t to bad though

@fishingwithcritter gocha. I've only been on the kayak a few times, so I've been waiting to go somewhere like that tell I'm more comfortable....Have you ever gone offshore there? I'm still getting my legs in shape 😆

@@ThumprFishing maybe one day in a few weeks we can get together and go. Always best to go with a buddy especially your first time.

@fishingwithcritter definitely be down for that. Im in psj area...In my 1st few trips, I learned some expensive lessons about keeping things leashed or tied down 😆

Congrats and welcome to the fun world of kayak fishing

Indian river just north of Haulover canal

@@fishingwithcritter 🙏🏼 Keep up the great content brother!

Right now I’m having good luck free lining live mullet and using top water in the morning. Catching reds snook and lots of trout

No not walkable or fishable from shore being as it’s a railroad bridge. Only way to access this area is by water craft

What’s ever you call it lol. I call it an awesome day

Lol I know right. Thanks man

Appreciate it

Appreciate it

Thanks and Keep at it. They are a fun fight

Yes sir

Thank you. Trying to make it better each video.

What’s up man how’s life treating you.

It’s was a crazy trip lol

I got you buddy.

🤣

That’s a nice trout

Thanks man