10 Clues To Find Inshore Gamefish! | Flats Class YouTube

In this video, Capt. C.A. is going to go over 10 key things that will help you find Inshore Gamefish every time you head out on the water. C.A. backs this up by catching a Snook and a Red! If you like what you're seeing here at Flats Class KZbin, make sure you leave a like and subscribe!
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[@vxmine]

As a weekender, I appreciate this information. Our time is limited to 2-3 fishing days per month, so it is really discouraging when those outings end up empty. So much to learn!

[@flatsclasscharters]

Keep after it JT!

[@23Jake24]

I'm sure it's time intensive, but I LOVE THIS FORMAT!

[@geoffginer8823]

First time I went out of Ozello I was so scared to run and gun I poled out ramp onto solid limestone covered structure everywhere, Pirates Cove!Place make you pucker if u do not know area for sure! 😂

[@mikebainter8917]

The more i watch your video's the more i hate being stuck in central Alabama. I miss fishing for the Inshore GameFish along the coast of Florida. Many memories and definitely some of the greatest moments of my life! Keep up the great work Capt. C.A. can't wait for my time to come and getting back on the water again. Have not seen that Sodium Tarpon Art in a while, nice to see it hanging on the wall behind you. Brings back lots of memories! Tight Lines and Screaming Drags!

[@flatsclasscharters]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@jimelmore9728]

I’ve always avoided that kelpie type floating grass. Great video CA.

[@michaelboehm2598]

Well done. Video was longer than I wanted to commit to, but glad I did. I smarter for it.

[@flatsclasscharters]

Appreciate you 👏🏼

[@jamesgrissom3750]

Hey Capt. CA definently sharing this one with a childhood friend . We skip school 7 th thru 12th . its a wonderwe ever graduated. He recently bought 2nd home in Carabell Fl .on the mouth of the river ,very dirty conditions. But hes' became the local Cat fisk killer. I keep telling him what to look for . Hopefully he'll, watch an learn. From a Pro.

[@derail6996]

One thing I’ve noticed fishing around Homosassa and Crystal River is all the dolphins! I find the reds and snook and here comes the dolphin!

[@theone4929]

Follow the dolphins because they find the fish

[@kpocala1061]

Definitely gonna write these down and try to commit to memory and share as well. Ty Sir!

[@LatinRazcals]

I appreciate the information, look forward to attending one of your classes.

[@jimmoore1661]

Number five is a great one, and surely overlooked! Thanks C.A.

[@douglacount5058]

Such great information! Please keep ‘em coming!

[@swfblacksheep703]

Thank you, love the local tips. I've been fishing inshore my entire life and still love learning from the pros. God Bless

[@fishingwithjoy]

Excellent - especially #10! I need to TRUST!

[@2bfishing481]

I had catch more and more fish here in SW Florida thanks to all the tips of your videos. This one literally helps me a lot more can wait to be out on the water for next experience

[@danielrimer4850]

Tape a small piece of foam over the mic on your cameras…will help with the wind noise.

[@martinr6107]

More great useful information. Thank you again!

[@larrycarr6545]

Absolutely the best tips. Thanks from a Buckeye that counts Florida as a second home! LCinOH

[@lonewolflou2457]

That was sone great information. I love to kayak fish out here in Galveston, but never..catch fish. Now I will be you have given me some great nuggets.

[@bigkahuna7955]

Great video! I always love your videos...I got to make my way back up and spend some serious time up there...every time I go, I have a blast. I even went as far as to buy a shallow draft skiff and outfitted w/ a Simrad and got the FMT chip...due to the cautionary tails. Hopefully we can go out soon...it would be such a treat and great learning experience...well worth the $$$ I'm sure!

[@braddaignault8098]

Great video C.A., excellent tips!! I've been working on a couple of these things, particularly birds and tide height of certain areas. Truly makes a difference!

[@flatsclasscharters]

Hope your Pops is doing well!

[@E_Hun_Dun]

I'm a little North of you up here near the Big Bend area. Sounds very much like your area and it can be difficult to locate them at times. Especially since the flats here are huge and they have unlimited places to go

[@daviddelamadrid1992]

Awesome video CA. Thank you!!

[@davidhoneycutt5060]

Great video C.A.! Thanks!!

[@raikotorres7892]

Amazing video it's a master class of how you can find a good fishing spot. But I HAVE A QUESTION. how you select the where to go for example when is good day to go to flamingo or everglade or a good day to go chokoloski What factors do you take into account when choosing the place thank you 👍👍

[@flatsclasscharters]

I’m going to do another video… you inspired me!

[@Alextway16]

Great video! This has definitely helped me out. I’ve been using a lot of these clues over the last few months and it’s helped. The one thing that still confuses me is where to fish on what part of the tides. Deeper or shallower depending on high or low or incoming or outgoing?

[@Snookchaser007]

Areas that are exposed at low tide such as rocky flats and oyster bars can be exceptional redfish feeding about 1 to 2 hours into the incoming or flood tide. Outgoing tides look for ambush areas like creek/canal mouths, points of islands with undercut mangroves or rapid depth changes from a flat dumping over deeper water typically at least a 2’ depth change. These are just some basic patterns there are many more it all comes with time on the water.

[@joshdamon4049]

If you're up in Panama City sometime maybe I'll catch you in west bay, might be one of those favorite fishing buddies to add to your list. I've heard your critiques and I think we would be well suited side kicks.

[@jimmelton7299]

Where is your school? How do I contact you for a guided trip?

[@Caddisman1]

Hard to catch them,if u can't find them, Thyanks CA.

[@theone4929]

It's your own fault they're tellgating you because they recognize who you are and know you're going to wear the fish are🐟