How To Find More Inshore Saltwater Fish (Training 1 of 3)

[@bluejack-ve7so]

awesome video, very refreshing to get great straight forward advice, I'm sick and tired of all the crap I usually encounter on you tube, keep up the good work!!

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment. Tight Lines!

[@patrickconnors8403]

Luke and Tony, you are both very good, I am learning a great deal from you all.

[@MarcStrickland42]

Great video guys! I'm so glad you provide the education on inshore fishing... So helpful!

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment Marc. Tight Lines!

[@1974dft]

Want to say thank you I am just learning fishing period I wasn't raised around it I'm in the Tampa Bay Area and in a kayak and learning a lot of useful information from your videos thanks again

[@Saltstrong]

Our pleasure Dennis! If you want to get many great spots in Tampa, I highly recommend joining our Insider membership: www.saltstrong.com/insider/

[@Tackleboys]

Prepping for our Florida trip! Thanks for the tips fellas

[@alanjohnson8396]

Great stuff guys!

[@Fishflipper03]

I caught two nice Snook yesterday, surprisingly one was a swordspine, starting off the year right lol.

[@Saltstrong]

Congrats on the swordspine snook catch! Sure is a cool catch to start off the year. Tight Lines!

[@Fishflipper03]

Salt Strong Thanks, Tight Lines!

[@PatCrenshaw]

TONY, you're the man

[@aussieveteransoutdoors]

As I get them using the techniques you teach I will post them on the f/b page

[@OutdoorRhodes]

If you ever come to destin florida to fish, hit me up. I wanna paddle board fish with you. I have some spots.

[@Saltstrong]

Sounds good. I'm itching to explore the panhandle fishery sometime soon. Tight Lines!

[@edgill5007]

Great video guys!! I've been looking for someone to help me with the transition from Bass Angler to Inshore. I think I have found the place!! Thank you !!

[@Saltstrong]

I was in your shoes a while back, so know exactly how tough the transition can be. But the good news is that much of it is just small tweaks, so I'm confident that you'll be a quick study. Tight Lines!

[@edgill5007]

Salt Strong thank you . You have gained another a life long fan and supporter!!

[@oceanblue3854]

Tony, any recommendations for special care needed, on catch-n-release for the bull reds or other large snook/trout, after a long fight?

[@siltslider]

I've had to move one off the flats after a long fight on fly to deeper moving water that had more oxygen and it really worked

[@aussieveteransoutdoors]

Hey mates. Just joined the inshore slammer school today. I believe I can use the same techniques to catch what we call jewfish, snapper, mangrove jack and multiple other species in south east Queensland in australia

[@Saltstrong]

How awesome! Keep us posted to your results. Tight Lines!

[@michealsmith4708]

I was fishing yesterday and was skunked. I fish from a kayak and was fishing in aransas pass in some grass flats where some islands are. There was bait every where and I saw redfish tails but could not get any bites even though I changed up my lures(artificial). I fished some near the top of the water and some deeper. I really stumped me. Got any answers?

[@aussieveteransoutdoors]

I live in Brisbane in between the gold and sunshine coasts and there are many place similar to Florida Texas and Louisiana as far as fishing goes

[@Saltstrong]

Glad to see that these videos are helpful for you too. Tight Lines!

[@brasachi]

Thanks

[@saltyryan8280]

What type of line should u use to cast farther ? I can never seem to cast far either my rod and reel

[@davidt3469]

do you'll have any decal for truck

[@Saltstrong]

Yes, here's a link to see the decal options we have: shop.saltstrong.com/collections/accessories

[@krisbrown5322]

Whats the best spot to start at when looking to catch live mullet.

[@ChristopherT1]

Thanks for the videos! You guys are awesome. I love the Bing maps but I noticed the pictures are really old when looking at my home turf. Almost 5 years old. I fish in Aransas Pass TX. Am I doing something wrong?

[@Saltstrong]

There are times when pictures are either old or the water glare is so bad that you can't see anything helpful. That's when it's good to know that other options exist like Google maps, Google Earth, Mapquest, etc.

[@sanghyunhong]

Do you all have a podcast?

[@wendybrown2701]

what bait caster do you recommend for salt water. I have the same spinning reel you do and love it, but want to know about buying a saltwater baitcaster

[@OutdoorRhodes]

I have caught a lot of reds running with mullet schools. they will be right in the school with them sometimes. when i am way in the bayou marsh i have lots of luck near mullet.

[@Saltstrong]

Yes, redfish often hand around schools of mullet.

[@bluejack-ve7so]

also is there an app for a map you recommend for seeing detailed structure under water?

[@bluejack-ve7so]

disregard that comment, haha stupid work got in the way before I was able to finish the video...

[@popaki9484]

What would you use to catch these fish?...hooks(bait) with sinkers right? Not anything floating or close to the surface?

[@Saltstrong]

These inshore fish can be caught on many types of lures... it's more about finding good spots and then selecting an appropriate lure for the conditions. Here's a post that shows lures that catch redfish: www.saltstrong.com/articles/best-lures-for-redfish/

[@chrisrubin8941]

If I launch from a public launch in my kayak with several houses around, should I get far away before flipping docks?

[@AnchorDownBoat]

Wish me luck 😆

[@Fishflipper03]

I'm going to Sebastian, do u think the inlets will produce redfish right now or should I just target flounder?

[@Saltstrong]

Yes, there are often big reds in Sebastian Inlet throughout the winter. But I'd target flounder this time of the year because there should still be some big ones around, and a big red can very likely be a well received bycatch. Best of luck to you out there!

[@OutdoorRhodes]

great video

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment. Tight Lines!

[@ralphie0224]

A type of structure that no one mentions are crab traps. I have had the best of luck fishing crab traps. I'm guessing the fish are trying to get at what ever is caught in the trap but it breeds tons of life around the trap.

[@Saltstrong]

Great tip Rafael. Yes, crab traps can certainly make for great structure for fish to hold by. Always worth a cast or two. Tight Lines!

[@DJCuhhhstin956]

What if there is a lot of bait in the area? Ive had that happened a lot. Ill be surrounded by schools of mullet before in the flatts.

[@Saltstrong]

Seeing a lot of bait is a great sign, but that doesn't always lead to the most fish... but it certainly increases the odds so it's worth spending time on those areas. Tight Lines!

[@DJCuhhhstin956]

Salt Strong so i went out yesterday, and I followed your advice. i fished near structure, off the banks, at low tide, midday. I found what i believe were redfish. quick question, do mullet feed like redfish do on small shrimp??? lol

[@shawntyson4339]

Justin Valdez Mullet won't bite hooks you have to use a cast net.

[@DJCuhhhstin956]

Chris Carter not true, I've caught mullet on lures before lol

[@shawntyson4339]

Justin Valdez You're the only one because I've never seen anyone catch them and I fish the gulf and the alantic.

[@Demanink]

I'm an aussie, what are redfish? Mangrove jack?

[@Demanink]

Thanks, looks like a solid fish to catch!

[@johnscivally7832]

Please give an area that a grass flat is in on the east coast, banana and indian

[@Saltstrong]

There are some really nice grass flats in the Indian River both north and south of Sebastian Inlet (I used to fish there often when I lived over in Melbourne Beach.

[@InterventionBeast420]

whats your rod and reel setup that you use most often for snook? Medium or medium heavy? what size reel and rod too?

[@coryr9938]

Ryley Probably a 7' medium rod with a 4000 or 5000 size saltwater reel.

[@Saltstrong]

Depends on where I'm fishing. If inshore on the flats, then a 7'6" M (or MH) rod with a 2500 or 3000 series reel is my go-to combo. But if fishing heavy structure and/or current, then I'll go up to a 7'6" MH rod with a 4000 series reel. Note: If using braided line, the small reels can easily get the job done since they can still pack a lot of line and their drag capabilities are typically more than enough. For example, here's a video of a tarpon catch on a 2500 reel with 10 lb braid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWrGe5ivn92YfM0

[@brasachi]

How do yo find snook spots where are they

[@Saltstrong]

Here's a link to a great post that describes the types of spots that are most likey to hold snook: www.saltstrong.com/articles/how-to-catch-snook-in-florida/

[@michaeljordon704]

how do you know when high and low tide are?

[@Saltstrong]

There are many ways to know tides... most bait shops have them as handouts for their customers, plus there are many websites and apps that show them too.

[@budrollin7557]

Try "tides4fishing". Weather, tides, wave action, sun and moon, etc.

[@TheChainsawCowboy]

Take a drink for every "Salt Strong" logo you see. 😜

[@SaltySeaCaptain]

I need more than 5 drinks my man

[@stallionspubpvtltd895]

How to call fish on one spot to catch it???

[@michaeljordon704]

what are the most common inshore saltwater fish?

[@anthonyhiggins721]

Highly depends on your location. Do some research on your local waters.

[@kriswillis2093]

He looks like C.A. Richardson from that show that use to come on tv

[@Raider243270]

There is one Major thing missing in your system of locating fish and patterns.Can you address this?

[@CathySue911]

I live in Sarasota, can you tell me if trout and redfish are in season in April? Thanks

[@nhojyelbom]

basically, we need to be able to track birds on a map

[@davidkaplan176]

First