Where the Fish are Hiding Right Now!

[@DaveysWorldFishing]

Those FishLab Flutter Nymphs are crazy! So much action. Great video Todd.

[@jimhahn2728]

I was born and raised in New Orleans, but I'm in Jacksonville, FL, now. Went yesterday(07/05/23) for some St John's River fishing. I hit the water at 6 and was done by 8:30. It was a blistering day (97 by 10 am). I caught 6 bass. All of them too big to keep. Like you, I like the smaller fish. 12 -14 inches. These were from 3 to 6lbs. I was sweating like a pig and decided to call it a day. I was using a June bug colored 10 in. Culprit worm and a blue/black Matrix craw. I caught 3 on each. I was sweating like a pig and decided to call it a day. Watching your videos make me really miss the marshes of New Orleans East, Lake Catherine area. Keep up the good work!

[@chrisrobinson9628]

Nice upgrade on the boat

[@davidbabin387]

Looks like that fish saw the bait coming, and it went right into his mouth! Topwater is great, I always loved when the bass would hit topwater. Great video, be safe, and God bless! I think they call that color a Creole color............Kind of clear with pink...

[@stevehogan8829]

I'm in SWFL and I had 90 degrees water temp this morning too. That was pre sunrise. SWFL. Looks like you had a great morning. Thanks.

[@michaelmeredith8620]

I had a pretty good morning on the beach at grand isle. Specks, reds, and puppy drum were on fire for me.

[@lijahsandz]

This is why I should really get into KZbin full time lol the fishing be great in SW Louisiana

[@captainchad8933]

Thats SE Louisiana

[@cmiller504]

Great video! Only one complaint, too long of a break in between videos! 😝 time for a trip to Venice!

[@shanehamilton6708]

I have noticed the salinity in and around lake Catherine is getting up there. Is this normal? Looks like some of the grass is dying/turning brown. Great video

[@MarshManMasson]

Salinity at Rigolets is running 4 to 6 ppt, which is average or a little below average this time of year. The Pearl is still at minor flood stage, which is pumping a lot of fresh water into the system. More than likely, the grass is succumbing to the high temps.

[@shanehamilton6708]

@@MarshManMasson thank you for your insight 👍

[@lijahsandz]

What’s the secret formula!!!!???? 😂

[@fishinwithferg6048]

Work hard at everything you do. It doesn’t happen over night.