Brunswick Stew (SEASON PREMIERE) - REDFISH in the grass on the flood tide
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bjbj I THINK HE S RIGHT THERE. YEP, HE S RIGHT HERE BLAIR. RIGHT THERE. RIGHT
THERE. JIG IT. YEAH! YES! (BOTH LAUGH) HE MIGHT BE A LITTLE GREEN.
HEY HOW S THAT, HUH? (LAUGHS) AH HO HO, A FAT DADDY RIGHT OVER THERE, DUDE. SEE
HIM? RIGHT ON THE EDGE OF THE GRASS. YEP, I GOT HIM. WE SHOULD SEE SOME BIG FISH
UP IN HERE. UM, THEY MAY PUSH WAY UP INTO THE LEFT. WE MAY HAVE TO EASE UP IN THERE.
DON T GET MUCH PRETTIER THAN THAT DOES IT? NAW, IT DOESN T BLAIR.
WELCOME TO THIS EPISODE OF ADDICTIVE FISHING. WE RE FISHING IN THE AREA CALLED GOLDEN ISLE.
AS YOU CAN SEE WE RE FISHING THE FLOOD TIDE. RIGHT NEAR BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. I LL TELL YOU
WHAT, IT S WINTER TIME NOW. IT S A LITTLE BIT CHILLY, BUT WE VE GOT REDFISH TAILING
IN THE FLOOD TIDE. CHECK THIS OUT, THIS IS GOING TO BE SOME COOL STUFF TODAY.
STILL GOT HIM BLAIR, ELEVEN O CLOCK. SHORT, MAYBE THIRTY FEET. HE S COMING STRAIGHT AT
THE BOAT. THAT S PERFECT. HE ATE IT. OH! I HEARD THAT SLURP. I THOUGHT HE HAD IT.
HANG ON HERE S ANOTHER ONE HERE BLAIR, ACTUALLY, AT ABOUT TWO O CLOCK. I LL SPIN
THE BOAT. HE S A LITTLE CLOSER. I M ACTUALLY HITTING HIS TAIL WITH IT.
YEAH, PICK IT UP. THERE IT IS. JIGGLE JIGGLE. THAT CHARTREUSE TAIL SHOULD FIRE HIM OFF.
CAUSE THAT S WHAT THE SHRIMP S TAILS. OH, NICE FISH AT TWELVE O CLOCK. COUPLE OF EM,
ACTUALLY. BIG FISH OUT THERE JUST WAKED. GOING AWAY. HE S COMING AT YOU AND TO THE RIGHT
A LITTLE BIT. THAT S IT. THERE HE IS! NICE, GREAT WORK BLAIR!
GOOD FISH TOO! YEAH, REAL NICE FISH. THAT S PROBABLY THE BIGGEST ONE I
EVER GOT IN THE GRASS, RIGHT THERE. OOH! TAKING YOU OFF THE ENGEL, HUH? ALMOST.
(LAUGHS) THAT S WHAT WE LIKE MAN, BIG FISH. NICE, BROTHER. I
BELIEVE YOU D CALL THAT A MOGAN? ABS- OH YEAH DEFINITELY A MOGAN IN THE GRASS.
FOR SURE THERE, BROTHER. YOU GUYS OUT THERE, JUST WHEN YOU THINK YOU VE CAUGHT
REDFISH EVERY WAY TO CATCH THEM. YOU VE GOTTA COME HERE AND DO THIS IN THE GRASS. THIS IS
ABSOLUTELY UNBELIEVABLE. YOU SAID THERE S A TEN FOOT SIDE SWING TODAY. NEVER IN MY LIFE
HAVE I FISHED A TIDE SWING LIKE THIS. THAT IS A NICE FAT RED. RIGHT IN THE GRASS.
BEAUTIFUL FISH, BLAIR. I BELIEVE THAT ONE YOU D BE GOIN I BELIEVE THAT ONE,
THAT ONE S HOOKED. SO IS THIS ABOUT YOUR AVERAGE ONE, SCOTT? FOR THE GRASS, BLAIR.
I MEAN THAT S A GOOD FISH. MAN, THAT S A LITTLE ABOVE AVERAGE. I D SAY OUR AVERAGE FISH UP
HERE IN THE GRASS IS SIX POUNDS, SEVEN POUNDS. THAT S A NICE FISH. AND UH,
THAT S A GOOD FISH. USING THAT D.O.A CAL JERKBAIT THAT CHARTREUSE TAIL WILL FIRE
THEM UP. IT FIRES THEM OFF, MAN. THAT CAL BAIT IS THE RIGHT PROFILE. YOU GET THAT
CHARTREUSE ON THAT TAIL. LOOKS LIKE THOSE WHITE SHRIMP WE VE GOT RIGHT NOW IN THE GRASS.
YOU HOLD ONE OF THOSE BIG WHITE SHRIMP UP YOU LL SEE THEIR TAILS GOT CHARTREUSE ON IT.
AND, UH, THAT REALLY DOES THE JOB. WHAT A PRETTY REDFISH. YUP.
LIKE I SAY, NO MATTER WHERE YOU GUY AND CATCH REDFISH, THEY PULL AND THEY PULL GOOD. AND
IF YOU RE FISHING IN THE GRASS LIKE THIS, MAKE SURE YOU RE USING SOME GOOD POUND TEST
BECAUSE THEY WILL DEFINITELY TEST YOUR TACKLE. WELL WELCOME TO GOLDEN ISLES.
OOH, WITH A GOLDEN REDFISH. YEAH MAN. GET ON OUT OF HERE. I LL TELL
YOU ONE THING THAT AMAZES ME. IS THAT RIGHT HERE IN MY HOMETOWN THE QUALITY OF THE FISH,
AS YOU JUST SAW, I MEAN, IS JUST INCREDIBLE UP HERE IN THE GRASS. IT IS NOT UNUSUAL FOR
US TO CATCH FISH UP TO FIFTEEN POUNDS TAILING IN THE GRASS. THAT S COOL. THAT LITTLE
D.O.A. DEFINITELY DID THE TRICK. Y ALL EVER GET A CHANCE TO DO THIS, THIS FLOOD TIDE HAPPENS
ALL THE WAY FROM LIKE ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA ALL THE WAY UP NORTH CAROLINA. MAYBE EVEN
ON UP THERE A LITTLE FURTHER NORTH. NEVER DONE IT UP THAT FAR. BUT ANYWHERE YOU CAN
GET SOME FLOODED GRASS LIKE THIS, ESPECIALLY HERE IN BRUNSWICK, COME BOOK CAPTAIN SCOTT
OWENS. HE S BEEN DOING IT FOR YEARS. WE RE GONNA GET RE-RIGGED. Y ALL STAY TUNED. BACK
FOR MORE FLOODED TIDE RIGHT HERE IN BRUNSWICK. ACTUALLY, GOLDEN ISLE . ADDICTIVE
FISHING IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY DICK S SPORTING GOODS, EVERY SEASON STARTS AT DICK S, RANGER
BOATS, STILL BUILDING LEGENDS ONE AT A TIME, MINN KOTA - ANYWHERE. ANYTIME. HUMMINBIRD,
SIMPLY. CLEARLY, BETTER, WRIGHT & MCGILL, REAL GEAR FOR REAL FISHERMAN, AND BY LAZER
SHARP, SHARPER, STRONGER, LONGER. WHEN THE WATER PULLS OUT OF HERE, IT S PULLING
SHRIMP AND CRABS. AND UH, YOU KNOW MULLET. MUDMINNOW GOES OUT AND THOSE FISH WILL STACK
UP ON THE EDGE AND JUST KINDA FLOAT. WAITIN FOR SOMETHING, YOU KNOW, TO AMBUSH IT COMIN
OUT OF THE GRASS. THAT S PRETTY COOL. YEAH. JUST LOVE IT HOW IT
FLOATS UP THERE. YEAH, THINK YOU VE GOT A FISH OVER HERE IN THIS POCKET RIGHT
HERE. WHAT Y ALL WANNA DO ALSO, BEFORE YOU COME AND DO THIS IN THE GRASS, IS STAND
OUT IN YOUR FRONT YARD AND PRACTICE YOUR CASTIN CAUSE THERE S NOTHING THAT CAN FRUSTRATE A
GUY MORE THAN HAVING A FISH RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU AND YOU CAN T HIT THE FISH. SO, PRACTICE
YOUR, PRACTICE YOUR CASTIN BEFORE YOU COME DO THIS. IT S FIXIN TO HIT THAT OPEN.
YEAH IF YOU CAN GET IT. YEP, COME, COME, COME LEFT WITH THIS. HE S COMING RIGHT DOWN THE
SHOOT. KEEP COMING, KEEP COMING, KEEP COMING, RIGHT THERE. YEP, THERE HE IS NICE WORK BLAIR.
GREAT JOB! (CHUCKLES) YOU WERE RIGHT MAN THAT FIRE TAIL ON THAT D.O.A. CAL, MAN
DID IT. IT S THE RIGHT SIZE. YOU KNOW THAT S ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS UP
HERE IS, YOU KNOW. THE SPLASH, THE SIZE OF THE BAIT AND EVERYTHING. YEAH.
AND THAT THING, THAT D.O.A. IS THE RIGHT SIZE, RIGHT COLOR. THINK WE VE GOT THE, WE VE MATCHED
THE HATCH NOW. LOOK AT THE BLUE ON THAT FISH S TAIL MAN. ALMOST THE SAME COLOR
AS THE ROD, HUH? YEAH. (LAUGHS) HE IS TOO, LOOK AT HIM. LOOK
AT THAT HOOK. THAT LAZER SHARP DEFINITELY DID THE TRICK RIGHT THERE. OH, EASY BUDDY,
EASY, EASY, EASY. I M A LET YOU GO SO CAPTAIN SCOTT CAN COME PUT SOMEBODY ELSE ON YA. A
NICE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE REDFISH FROM THE MARSH OF BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL.
MMM, MMM, MM. PUT HIS TAIL DOWN. LAY YOUR ROD NEXT TO IT. I KINDA SEE WHERE YOU
GOT THE COLOR FOR YOUR ROD. AH, IT S CLOSE. (CHUCKLES) HE KINDA
TURNED OFF. YEP, HE WAS FIRED UP WHEN HE SAW THAT D.O.A. OOH THERE HE GOES.
LET S SEE IF WE CAN GET ANOTHER ONE TURNED ON. LET S DO IT MAN. WHAT
S THIS WATER TEMP? PROBABLY ABOUT SIXTY-SEVEN, I WOULD THINK. SIXTY-SIX, SIXTY-SEVEN.
IT S COOLER THAN THE AIR. AH, IT MAY HAVE COME DOWN. YEAH, LAST COUPLE
NIGHTS IT S BEEN PRETTY COOL HERE. SO-. IT S DEFINITELY COOL. WELL I M GONNA RE-RIG
AND GET ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE. LIKE I SAID, Y ALL GOTTA COME DO THIS. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY-.
IT S A NEW WAY TO CATCH REDFISH FOR ME SO. ABSOLUTELY VERY INTRIGUING FOR ANYONE THAT
LOVES TO COME AND PITCH. ESPECIALLY BASS FISHERMAN OUT THERE. ANYBODY THAT BASS FISHES HAS GOT
TO COME AND LOVE THIS, HUH? YOU KNOW BLAIR, I MEAN IT REALLY-, THE BASS GUYS EAT
IT UP MAN. I VE GOT GUYS THAT COME FROM ATLANTA, YOU KNOW, UP SOUTH CAROLINA. THEY COME DOWN
HERE TO DO THIS. THEY BRING THEIR BAIT CASTERS. AND IT S FLIPPIN AND PITCHIN I MEAN
LOOK AT ME I VE DONE REDFISH. I VE CAUGHT THOUSANDS OF EM, AND I M SHAKING CAUSE I M
NERVOUS. YEAH. ANYTIME YOU VE GOT A FISH WAGGLIN AROUND IN FRONT OF YA, TWENTY
FEET IN FRONT OF YA, ALWAYS GETS A LITTLE HAIR DOESN T IT? (LAUGHS). NO DOUBT.
NO MATTER IF THEY RE FIFTEEN POUNDS OR FIVE POUNDS. THAT S RIGHT. WE VE
GOT ANOTHER ONE TAILIN RIGHT HERE IN FRONT OF US. HE S AT TEN O CLOCK. SEE HIM?
JUST DIMPLED THE WATER OUT THERE. HE S RIGHT THERE. RIGHT IN THERE? A LITTLE
TO THE RIGHT. GO RIGHT A LITTLE BIT. SHOULD BE RIGHT IN THERE. I AIN T SEEN HIM HERE FOR
A SEC . THERE HE JUST POPPED UP. THAT S IT, REEL. OOP THERE HE IS. NICE ONE. (LAUGHS).
I MEAN THAT S HOW THEY SHOULD EAT IT, YOU KNOW MAN. (CHUCKLES). THIS
IS AS CLOSE TO LOUISIANA AS YOU CAN GET, BROTHER, RIGHT HERE. YOU WERE TELLING ME ON THE PHONE
THAT IT S JUST LIKE LOUISIANA. YEP. MOST PEOPLE DON T BELIEVE IT. THEY DON T BELIEVE
IT S RIGHT HERE, YOU KNOW? UNBELIEVABLE MAN. THIS IS SO COOL. IT LOOKED LIKE THERE
WAS A COUPLE MORE IN THERE WITH HIM. YEAH, YEAH AND I VE GOT ANOTHER FISH UP HERE
ABOUT TWO O CLOCK, TAILIN RIGHT NOW. COOL. SO LET S GET THIS GUY-. NICE
FISH. REALLY NICE FISH. ANOTHER QUALITY. LOOK HOW GOLD HE IS. I THINK A LOT OF THAT HAS
TO DO WITH HOW FIRED UP THAT FISH IS, AND THEIR DIET. YOU KNOW, THE SALINITY, THERE
S A LOT OF IT. YOU GET FIRED UP AND ALL BRIGHT. HE ATE IT AS SOON AS IT FELL IN HIS FACE.
COME ON, OPEN UP FOR ME. I KNOW YOU DON T WANNA KEEP THAT LAZER SHARP. THEY ARE
FIRED UP IN THIS COOLER WATER. YEAH. MAN. WHAT A PRETTY FISH.
Y ALLS SIZE LIMITS DOWN HERE ARE PRETTY LIBERAL AREN T THEY? YEAH, TOO SMALL BLAIR.
I MEAN FOURTEEN INCHES TO TWENTY-THREE. AND I MEAN, YOU KNOW, ALL THE YEARS YOU VE BEEN
FISHING, A FOURTEEN INCH REDFISH JUST DOESN T HAVE ANY MEAT ON IT. THESE ARE BIG FISH.
THEY VE GOTTEN PAST THE SLOT AND THAT FISH IS ON THE WAY TO BECOMING A BIG-.
MAKES A LOT MORE BREEDERS. YEAH MAN, AND THAT S WHAT IT DOES. YALL S LIMITS
ARE LIBERAL TOO. YOUR TROUT S WHAT FIFTEEN TROUT PER PERSON? FIFTEEN TROUT PER
PERSON. ONLY THIRTEEN INCHES, SO PRETTY SMALL TROUT. WHAT A PRETTY FISH. AREN T
THESE REDFISH PRETTY? LOOK AT THAT TAIL. THAT IS LIT UP. THERE YOU GO. GET THE SUN. ALMOST
THE SAME COLOR. THAT S AWESOME. WELL HEY, I TELL YOU WHAT, Y ALL STAY TUNED WE RE GONNA
BE RIGHT BACK WITH SOME MORE ADDICTIVE FISHING. WE RE GONNA CATCH THE TAIL END OF THIS OUTGOING
MASSIVE TIDE. YOU SAID THERE S WHAT, A TEN FOOT FLUCTUATION? WELL TODAY, IT S
ABOUT NEGATIVE ONE AND A POSITIVE EIGHT AND A QUARTER EIGHT-AND-A-HALF. SO ABOUT NINE-AND-A-HALF
FOOT TIDE SWING, WHICH IS A BIG TIDE. THAT S A HUGE TIDE. Y ALL GOTTA FIGURE THAT
S A TEN FOOT WALL OF WATER, BASICALLY MOVING IN AND OUT OF THIS AREA RIGHT HERE. THAT S
A LOT OF WATER MOVING. LET S GET ANOTHER ONE. I M GONNA GET RE-RIGGED, Y ALL STAY TUNED
WE RE GONNA BE RIGHT BACK. YEAH, I KNOW THEY RE LAUGHING AT ME. ON THESE
MOONS LIKE THIS, WHEN THE TIDE GET S REALLY BIG, THESE FISH COME UP IN HERE AND THEY RE
EATING FIDDLERS, AND SHRIMP, AND CRABS. AND AS THE WATER FLOWS UP OVER THE EDGES OF THE
BANK AND COMES OUT ON THIS HARDER BOTTOM WHERE THIS NEEDLE GRASS IS, THIS IS WHERE ALL THE
FIDDLERS LIVE. AND THE FIDDLERS ARE THE KEY TO THE FISH REALLY TAILING. AND AS THIS WATER
TEMPERATURE FALLS, THESE FIDDLERS DIG FURTHER AND FURTHER DOWN. AND THEY END UP HIBERNATING,
AND FISH REALLY QUIT TAILING. WHAT WE RE CATCHING PROBABLY, ABOUT THE LAST TAILING TIDE OF THE
YEAR. SO, IT LL HAPPEN AGAIN STARTING SPRING. COOL BEANS. ALRIGHT RIGHT
HERE IN FRONT OF YA, THAT S A BIG FISH TOO. TWELVE O CLOCK. GOIN AWAY FROM YA. THERE S
ANOTHER ONE JUST PASS HIM TOO. PERFECT. HE S FIXIN-. LEFT, LEFT, LEFT, RIGHT
THERE. COME ON. I THINK HE ATE IT. NICE ONE. I THINK HE DID! (LAUGHS).
SUBTLE STRIKE THOUGH, THAT ONE. YEAH IT WAS. HE TAILED RIGHT ON IT. UH OH.
BIG FISH BLAIR, BIG FISH, BIG FISH. GOIN UP AND OVER YA. COME ON. FISH TRY TO
KEEP THEIR HEADS UP AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, HUH? YEAH. IN THIS GRASS YOU VE GOT TO.
YOU VE GOT TO, WHAT A NICE FISH MAN. I THINK THAT MIGHT VE, MIGHT BE A LITTLE BIGGER THAN
YOUR LAST ONE YEAH IT IS. IT S A NICE FISH. SUN AN ISSUE? LOOK AT
THAT. HAVE TO KEEP THEIR HEADS UP A LITTLE BIT. OOH MAN THIS GUY IS HEAVY. THAT
S A BIG FISH. HE S BEEN CHEWIN ON SOME CRABS THERE GET HIM IN THE LIGHT SO YOU
CAN SEE. WOW, HE S GOT A NICE LITTLE FAT BELLY ON HIM. GOT THAT D.O.A. STICKIN RIGHT OUT
OF HIS MOUTH. (LAUGHS). THEY CAN T TURN IT DOWN, CAN THEY? CAN T TURN
THAT DOWN. ESPECIALLY IF Y ALL SEE WHAT I M DOIN THERE. YOU SEE HIM TAILIN IN THE GRASS.
AND WHAT I M TRYING TO DO IS BRING THAT RIGHT THROUGH THE GRASS, KINDA LIKE A SHRIMP WOULD
BE SWIMMING, BUMPING INTO THE GRASS, AND THAT MAKES A LITTLE BIT OF NOISE. AND THEY JUST
START SEARCHING FOR IT. THAT IS ABSOLUTELY AWESOME. GET ON OUT OF HERE, DUDE. OFF HE
GOES. NICE FISH. YOU THINK WE VE GOT ENOUGH TIME FOR ONE MORE?
I THINK WE COULD BLAIR, I THINK WE COULD. THAT FISH, YOU KNOW, YOU WERE WAVING THAT
ROD OVER HIS HEAD MAN. I M AMAZED THAT, THAT BLUE, THE FISH DIDN T EVEN SPOOK.
HEY, THAT S WHY THEY FLATS BLUE . THEY LOOK LIKE THE SKY. YEP. CAMOFLAGE!
THEY WORK NICE. NICE WORK, LET S GO GET ANOTHER ONE, MAN. SOUNDS GOOD,
WE VE GOT ABOUT FIVE MINUTES LEFT OF THIS TIDE. (LAUGHS). BLAIR GOT ANOTHER
FISH, ELEVEN O CLOCK. IS HE IN THE SAME SPOT? NAW, HE S IN THAT ULTRA-THICK
GRASS. I COULDN T SEE HIM ONCE HE GOT IN THERE. STILL THERE, EH? SEE THAT TICKIN
YEAH, YEAH HE S BACK IN THAT OPENING I THINK. RIGHT THERE, JIG IT. YEAH! (BOTH LAUGH)
HE MIGHT BE A LITTLE GREEN. HEY HOW S THAT HUH? (LAUGHS). THAT S A GOOD
WAY TO END THE FLOOD TIDE RIGHT THERE, BROTHER. YEAH MAN, WE RE RUNNING OUT OF WATER.
WHAT VE YOU GOT, ABOUT TEN MORE MINUTES OF WATER LEFT? YEAH, YEAH AS HARD
AS IT S COMING OUT. THAT S UNBELIEVABLE. THIS ONE, LOOK HOW GOLD THIS GUY IS. THIS
GUY IS THE GOLDEST ONE I EVER CAUGHT, HERE NOW. HE DOESN T MATCCH THE ROD TOO WELL NOW
DOES HE? I THINK WE COULD TAKE HIM DOWN TO WE BUY GOLD HERE . (BOTH LAUGH).
LOOKS LIKE ONE OF THEM LOUISIANA GOLDEN PUMPKINS. YEP. OOH! DID HE COME OFF?
NOPE. HE S A LITTLE GREEN. WHEN YOU HOOK HIM TWO FEET FROM THE SIDE OF THE BOAT.
HE S A LITTLE GREEN, BUT HE S RED. YEAH. LET ME GET A BETTER
HOLD OF THIS GUY. HERE WE GO. YEAH THAT WAS, THAT WAS THE THICKEST GRASS I VE EVER CAUGHT
A FISH IN. IF Y ALL SAW IT, IT WAS, IT WAS AS THICK AS THICK AS IT COULD BE. SAME BAIT.
LOOK HOW GOLD HE IS THOUGH. ABSOLUTE BEAUTIFUL REDFISH. I LL DO YOU A FAVOR, LET ME GET THAT
PARASITE OFF FOR YA. WHAT ARE THESE CALLED, SEA LICE? YEAH, LITTLE SEA LICE, COPIOPOD.
COPIOPOD, PULLED THIS GUY RIGHT OFF. THEY GET ON THERE AND JUST FEED OFF THE SLIME
AND ALL THE OTHER LITTLE BACTERIA THAT GROWS ON THIS FISH. BUT, BROTHER, THAT S AN AWESOME
ONE TO FINISH THIS FLOOD TIDE WITH. ADIOS LITTLE GOLDEN, GOLDEN MEADOW REDFISH. GET
BACK DOWN IN THE GRASS. (CHUCKLES). ALRIGHT BLAIR GET RE-RIGGED. I THINK WE VE
GOT ANOTHER FISH UP THERE. ABOUT TEN O CLOCK. YEAH MAN, THAT S GOOD STUFF. OH, RIGHT THERE
BLAIR, COMING RIGHT THROUGH THE GRASS. LEFT, LEFT, LEFT, RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT, OUT A LITTLE
FURTHER, RIGHT THERE. THERE HE IS! (LAUGHS). I MEAN DO THOSE FISH JUMP
ON THAT D.O.A. OR WHAT, BROTHER? IT S LIKE LOUISIANA DUDE, JUST LIKE YOU SAID.
NOW WHEN DO YOUR TIDES START, IS IT THE SPRING? YEAH, I MEAN THEY REALLY START ABOUT
MARCH, YOU KNOW. END OF MARCH, ONCE THAT WATER GETS WARM. ANOTHER FISH JUST BOLTED OUT IN
FRONT OF US. END OF MARCH, HUH? YEAH, MARCH. RUN ALL THE WAY THROUGH SUMMER
UNTIL NOW. YOU KNOW,IF IT S COLD ENOUGH, YOU VE GOT TO PUT ON SOME SERIOUS CLOTHES.
YEAH. FISH ARE DONE TAILIN IT WAS WHAT, ABOUT FOURTY-SEVEN DEGREES THIS
MORNING? FIFTY-FIVE OVER HERE ON THE ISLAND FIFTY-FIVE YEAH.
THAT S WHAT THE NEWS WAS SAYING. WOW, I BROUGHT TEN THOUSAND BAITS AND JUST USED ONE.
THAT S ALL IT TAKES, MAN. COME ON. OOH. WELL, I DON T GET TO SHOW THAT ONE TO
YA. BUT WE LL GET THAT WATER SPOT OFF THE LENSE. STAY TUNED WE RE GOING TO BE RIGHT
BACK WITH SOME MORE ADDICTIVE FISHING. THIS FLOOD GRASS, THIS IS AWESOME STUFF.
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POCKET RIGHT HERE, I MEAN THESE FISH NORMALLY FLOAT UP IN IT. JUST FLIP IT WAY HIGH AND
SEE IF YOU CAN GET IT DOWN IN THAT GRASS BACK THERE. SEE IF IT DIVES DOWN IN THE
MIDDLE OF IT? YEAH I THINK IT WILL. HERE WE GO. HERE HE COMES,
JIG IT, JIG IT, JIG IT. OH, IT S THIS SIDE. HE S JUST PAST IT. NO HE AIN
HE S ON IT! (LAUGHS). GOLLEY MAN! I NEVER EVEN FELT HIM EAT IT!
NO, HE ATE IT AND CAME AT US. LOOK AT HIM MUDDIN OUT OF HERE TOO, TO THE LEFT.
GOOD LORD. BIG MUDS COMING UP. MAN. NICE WORK, MAN.
UNBELIEVABLE. Y ALL SAW THAT FISH. THAT FISH WAS SO FAR BACK IN THE GRASS, RIGHT THERE.
I HAD TO THROW IT UP IN THE AIR TO GET IT TO COME DOWN INTO THAT GRASS. GOTTA DO WHAT
YOU VE GOTTA DO TO CATCH A REDFISH LIKE THAT. THESE ARE PRETTY, THEY HAVE NO LESIONS OR
ANYTHING ON EM. THIS TIME OF YEAR THEY DON T HAVE THE PREDATORS UP IN HERE.
THE SHARKS AND THE DOLPHINS AND STUFF AS MUCH IN THIS GRASS MESSIN WITH THEM. AND THEY STAY
SO SHALLOW THIS TIME OF YEAR AT LOW TIDE BECAUSE THE WATER TEMPERATURES DROP, SO THERE S ENOUGH
OXYGEN IN THE WATER FOR DEFINITELY. YOU KNOW, YOU GET TOWARDS THE OCEAN,
THOSE FISH THEY LL HAVE BIT TAILS, SCRATCH MARKS ALL OVER EM AND EVERYTHING ELSE. BUT,
THESE FISH ARE LIVING UP HERE IN THE FLATS AND IN THE GRASS. MAN, THEY RE GOOD, CLEAN,
HEALTHY FISH. YOU KNOW, AND THAT FISH ATE THAT THING MAN, WE COULDN T EVEN TELL HE ATE
IT. HE ATE IT AND RAN STRAIGHT AT THE BOAT. CAME RIGHT AT US. GET ON OUT OF HERE
DUDE. NICE WORK. GREAT JOB MAN. THAT IS AWESOME. THAT S THE FIRST TIME I VE
DONE A WHOLE SHOW USING ONE BAIT. AND LET ME TELL YOU WHAT, THAT BAIT IS JUST BEAT UP
AND CHEWED UP. I THINK MARK NICHOLS, THE GUY THAT MAKES THESE BAITS AT D.O.A., WOULD SAY
THAT ONE IS DEAD (LAUGH). LOOK AT THE MUD RIGHT BACK THERE AGAIN.
YEP, LET S GO. LET S GET HIM. SEE ALL THESE SHELLS NOW YOU RE STARTING TO BE ABLE TO SEE,
THOUGH. AND THIS FLATS GOTTEN REALLY BAD WITH THOSE LITTLE POP UP SHELLS LIKE THAT, MAN,
ON THIS OUTGOING TIDE. RIGHT THERE RIGHT? YEP. FISH RIGHT ON THE BAR
RIGHT ON THE OYSTER BAR. HOW ABOUT THAT ONE RIGHT THERE ON THE END OF MY LINE?
(LAUGHS). NICE WORK MAN, NICE WORK. OOH HE ABOUT PULLED ME IN.
WATCH YOUR BALANCE. AW MAN. REDFISH, AFTER REDFISH, AFTER REDFISH. YEAH
MAN. CAN T BEAT THAT BROTHER. NICE BLAIR, ANOTHER JUST REALLY PRETTY FISH.
THAT IS A DANDY BROTHER. HE LOOKS LIKE HE S DRESSED FOR HALLOWEEN WITH
THAT D.O.A. HANGING OUT OF HIS MOUTH. WE VE GOT HALLOWEEN HERE IN A COUPLE DAYS
DON T WE? YEAH, MAN. LET S TAKE A LOOK AT THIS GUY. HE S GOT
SOME LICE ON HIM NOW, WE TALKED ABOUT THAT EARLIER BUT-. YEAH. IF Y ALL SEE THE
SEA LICE ON HIM RIGHT HERE. THERE S A LOT OF TIMES ON THE JACK CREVALLE, YOU LL SEE
THOSE RIGHT ON A JACK CREVALLE S TONGUE. YOU EVER SEEN THAT? YEAH, I HAVE.
YOU EVER HAD ONE BITE YA? YEAH, I VE HAD EM GRAB AHOLD OF MY FEET. YOU KNOW,
FISHING BAREFOOT ALL SUMMER LONG, THEY LL GET ON YA AND YOU LL FEEL EM CRAWLING UP YOUR
LEG, MAN, GET ON YOUR FEET. UP NORTH THEY SAY-. WOOPS. UP NORTH THEY SAY THE BEST
LOOKING FISH UP THERE S A STRIPER, WHICH I AGREE, CAUSE IT S THE PERFECT FISH.
YEAH. BUT DOWN HERE IN THE SOUTH-. AW MAN. WE VE GOT THE REDFISH.
THAT S RIGHT BROTHER. IF Y ALL EVER GET A CHANCE, Y ALL,RIGHT OUT OF
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA HERE, AND WE RE FISHING THE GOLDEN ISLE. GOT IT THAT RIGHT THAT TIME,
RIGHT? THE GOLDEN ISLES. THE GOLDEN ISLES. AS YOU SEE WE ARE TEARING UP
THE REDFISH TODAY. Y ALL EVER WANNA DO IT, CAPTAIN SCOTT OWENS. WHAT S YOUR WEBSITE?
WWW.CAPTAINSCOTTOWENS.COM. COME SEE US. COME SEE HIM AND CATCH A BUNCH
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THERE. JIG IT.
HEY HOW S THAT, HUH? (LAUGHS)
HIM? RIGHT ON THE EDGE OF THE GRASS.
UP IN HERE. UM, THEY MAY PUSH WAY UP INTO THE LEFT. WE MAY HAVE TO EASE UP IN THERE.
WELCOME TO THIS EPISODE OF ADDICTIVE FISHING. WE RE FISHING IN THE AREA CALLED GOLDEN ISLE.
AS YOU CAN SEE WE RE FISHING THE FLOOD TIDE. RIGHT NEAR BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. I LL TELL YOU
WHAT, IT S WINTER TIME NOW. IT S A LITTLE BIT CHILLY, BUT WE VE GOT REDFISH TAILING
IN THE FLOOD TIDE. CHECK THIS OUT, THIS IS GOING TO BE SOME COOL STUFF TODAY.
STILL GOT HIM BLAIR, ELEVEN O CLOCK. SHORT, MAYBE THIRTY FEET. HE S COMING STRAIGHT AT
THE BOAT. THAT S PERFECT. HE ATE IT.
THE BOAT. HE S A LITTLE CLOSER.
YEAH, PICK IT UP. THERE IT IS. JIGGLE JIGGLE. THAT CHARTREUSE TAIL SHOULD FIRE HIM OFF.
CAUSE THAT S WHAT THE SHRIMP S TAILS. OH, NICE FISH AT TWELVE O CLOCK. COUPLE OF EM,
ACTUALLY. BIG FISH OUT THERE JUST WAKED. GOING AWAY. HE S COMING AT YOU AND TO THE RIGHT
A LITTLE BIT. THAT S IT.
GOOD FISH TOO!
EVER GOT IN THE GRASS, RIGHT THERE. OOH!
(LAUGHS)
BELIEVE YOU D CALL THAT A MOGAN?
REDFISH EVERY WAY TO CATCH THEM. YOU VE GOTTA COME HERE AND DO THIS IN THE GRASS. THIS IS
ABSOLUTELY UNBELIEVABLE. YOU SAID THERE S A TEN FOOT SIDE SWING TODAY. NEVER IN MY LIFE
HAVE I FISHED A TIDE SWING LIKE THIS. THAT IS A NICE FAT RED. RIGHT IN THE GRASS.
BEAUTIFUL FISH, BLAIR. I BELIEVE THAT ONE YOU D BE GOIN
THAT ONE S HOOKED. SO IS THIS ABOUT YOUR AVERAGE ONE, SCOTT?
I MEAN THAT S A GOOD FISH. MAN, THAT S A LITTLE ABOVE AVERAGE. I D SAY OUR AVERAGE FISH UP
HERE IN THE GRASS IS SIX POUNDS, SEVEN POUNDS.
THAT S A GOOD FISH.
THEM UP.
CHARTREUSE ON THAT TAIL. LOOKS LIKE THOSE WHITE SHRIMP WE VE GOT RIGHT NOW IN THE GRASS.
YOU HOLD ONE OF THOSE BIG WHITE SHRIMP UP YOU LL SEE THEIR TAILS GOT CHARTREUSE ON IT.
AND, UH, THAT REALLY DOES THE JOB.
LIKE I SAY, NO MATTER WHERE YOU GUY AND CATCH REDFISH, THEY PULL AND THEY PULL GOOD. AND
IF YOU RE FISHING IN THE GRASS LIKE THIS, MAKE SURE YOU RE USING SOME GOOD POUND TEST
BECAUSE THEY WILL DEFINITELY TEST YOUR TACKLE.
OOH, WITH A GOLDEN REDFISH.
YOU ONE THING THAT AMAZES ME. IS THAT RIGHT HERE IN MY HOMETOWN THE QUALITY OF THE FISH,
AS YOU JUST SAW, I MEAN, IS JUST INCREDIBLE UP HERE IN THE GRASS. IT IS NOT UNUSUAL FOR
US TO CATCH FISH UP TO FIFTEEN POUNDS TAILING IN THE GRASS.
D.O.A. DEFINITELY DID THE TRICK. Y ALL EVER GET A CHANCE TO DO THIS, THIS FLOOD TIDE HAPPENS
ALL THE WAY FROM LIKE ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA ALL THE WAY UP NORTH CAROLINA. MAYBE EVEN
ON UP THERE A LITTLE FURTHER NORTH. NEVER DONE IT UP THAT FAR. BUT ANYWHERE YOU CAN
GET SOME FLOODED GRASS LIKE THIS, ESPECIALLY HERE IN BRUNSWICK, COME BOOK CAPTAIN SCOTT
OWENS. HE S BEEN DOING IT FOR YEARS. WE RE GONNA GET RE-RIGGED. Y ALL STAY TUNED. BACK
FOR MORE FLOODED TIDE RIGHT HERE IN BRUNSWICK. ACTUALLY, GOLDEN ISLE .
FISHING IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY DICK S SPORTING GOODS, EVERY SEASON STARTS AT DICK S, RANGER
BOATS, STILL BUILDING LEGENDS ONE AT A TIME, MINN KOTA - ANYWHERE. ANYTIME. HUMMINBIRD,
SIMPLY. CLEARLY, BETTER, WRIGHT & MCGILL, REAL GEAR FOR REAL FISHERMAN, AND BY LAZER
SHARP, SHARPER, STRONGER, LONGER.
SHRIMP AND CRABS. AND UH, YOU KNOW MULLET. MUDMINNOW GOES OUT AND THOSE FISH WILL STACK
UP ON THE EDGE AND JUST KINDA FLOAT. WAITIN FOR SOMETHING, YOU KNOW, TO AMBUSH IT COMIN
OUT OF THE GRASS.
FLOATS UP THERE.
HERE.
OUT IN YOUR FRONT YARD AND PRACTICE YOUR CASTIN CAUSE THERE S NOTHING THAT CAN FRUSTRATE A
GUY MORE THAN HAVING A FISH RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU AND YOU CAN T HIT THE FISH. SO, PRACTICE
YOUR, PRACTICE YOUR CASTIN BEFORE YOU COME DO THIS. IT S FIXIN TO HIT THAT OPEN.
YEAH IF YOU CAN GET IT. YEP, COME, COME, COME LEFT WITH THIS. HE S COMING RIGHT DOWN THE
SHOOT. KEEP COMING, KEEP COMING, KEEP COMING, RIGHT THERE. YEP, THERE HE IS NICE WORK BLAIR.
GREAT JOB!
DID IT.
HERE IS, YOU KNOW. THE SPLASH, THE SIZE OF THE BAIT AND EVERYTHING.
AND THAT THING, THAT D.O.A. IS THE RIGHT SIZE, RIGHT COLOR. THINK WE VE GOT THE, WE VE MATCHED
THE HATCH NOW. LOOK AT THE BLUE ON THAT FISH S TAIL MAN.
AS THE ROD, HUH?
AT THAT HOOK. THAT LAZER SHARP DEFINITELY DID THE TRICK RIGHT THERE. OH, EASY BUDDY,
EASY, EASY, EASY. I M A LET YOU GO SO CAPTAIN SCOTT CAN COME PUT SOMEBODY ELSE ON YA. A
NICE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE REDFISH FROM THE MARSH OF BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL.
MMM, MMM, MM.
GOT THE COLOR FOR YOUR ROD.
TURNED OFF.
LET S SEE IF WE CAN GET ANOTHER ONE TURNED ON.
S THIS WATER TEMP?
NIGHTS IT S BEEN PRETTY COOL HERE. SO-.
AND GET ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE. LIKE I SAID, Y ALL GOTTA COME DO THIS. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY-.
IT S A NEW WAY TO CATCH REDFISH FOR ME SO. ABSOLUTELY VERY INTRIGUING FOR ANYONE THAT
LOVES TO COME AND PITCH. ESPECIALLY BASS FISHERMAN OUT THERE. ANYBODY THAT BASS FISHES HAS GOT
TO COME AND LOVE THIS, HUH?
IT UP MAN. I VE GOT GUYS THAT COME FROM ATLANTA, YOU KNOW, UP SOUTH CAROLINA. THEY COME DOWN
HERE TO DO THIS. THEY BRING THEIR BAIT CASTERS. AND IT S FLIPPIN AND PITCHIN
LOOK AT ME I VE DONE REDFISH. I VE CAUGHT THOUSANDS OF EM, AND I M SHAKING CAUSE I M
NERVOUS.
FEET IN FRONT OF YA, ALWAYS GETS A LITTLE HAIR DOESN T IT?
NO MATTER IF THEY RE FIFTEEN POUNDS OR FIVE POUNDS.
GOT ANOTHER ONE TAILIN RIGHT HERE IN FRONT OF US.
JUST DIMPLED THE WATER OUT THERE. HE S RIGHT THERE.
TO THE RIGHT. GO RIGHT A LITTLE BIT. SHOULD BE RIGHT IN THERE. I AIN T SEEN HIM HERE FOR
A SEC . THERE HE JUST POPPED UP. THAT S IT, REEL.
IS AS CLOSE TO LOUISIANA AS YOU CAN GET, BROTHER, RIGHT HERE. YOU WERE TELLING ME ON THE PHONE
THAT IT S JUST LIKE LOUISIANA.
IT S RIGHT HERE, YOU KNOW?
WAS A COUPLE MORE IN THERE WITH HIM.
ABOUT TWO O CLOCK, TAILIN RIGHT NOW.
FISH. REALLY NICE FISH. ANOTHER QUALITY. LOOK HOW GOLD HE IS. I THINK A LOT OF THAT HAS
TO DO WITH HOW FIRED UP THAT FISH IS, AND THEIR DIET. YOU KNOW, THE SALINITY, THERE
S A LOT OF IT. YOU GET FIRED UP AND ALL BRIGHT. HE ATE IT AS SOON AS IT FELL IN HIS FACE.
FIRED UP IN THIS COOLER WATER.
Y ALLS SIZE LIMITS DOWN HERE ARE PRETTY LIBERAL AREN T THEY?
I MEAN FOURTEEN INCHES TO TWENTY-THREE. AND I MEAN, YOU KNOW, ALL THE YEARS YOU VE BEEN
FISHING, A FOURTEEN INCH REDFISH JUST DOESN T HAVE ANY MEAT ON IT. THESE ARE BIG FISH.
THEY VE GOTTEN PAST THE SLOT AND THAT FISH IS ON THE WAY TO BECOMING A BIG-.
MAKES A LOT MORE BREEDERS.
ARE LIBERAL TOO. YOUR TROUT S WHAT FIFTEEN TROUT PER PERSON?
PERSON. ONLY THIRTEEN INCHES, SO PRETTY SMALL TROUT. WHAT A PRETTY FISH.
THESE REDFISH PRETTY? LOOK AT THAT TAIL. THAT IS LIT UP. THERE YOU GO. GET THE SUN. ALMOST
THE SAME COLOR. THAT S AWESOME. WELL HEY, I TELL YOU WHAT, Y ALL STAY TUNED WE RE GONNA
BE RIGHT BACK WITH SOME MORE ADDICTIVE FISHING. WE RE GONNA CATCH THE TAIL END OF THIS OUTGOING
MASSIVE TIDE. YOU SAID THERE S WHAT, A TEN FOOT FLUCTUATION?
ABOUT NEGATIVE ONE AND A POSITIVE EIGHT AND A QUARTER EIGHT-AND-A-HALF. SO ABOUT NINE-AND-A-HALF
FOOT TIDE SWING, WHICH IS A BIG TIDE.
S A TEN FOOT WALL OF WATER, BASICALLY MOVING IN AND OUT OF THIS AREA RIGHT HERE. THAT S
A LOT OF WATER MOVING. LET S GET ANOTHER ONE. I M GONNA GET RE-RIGGED, Y ALL STAY TUNED
WE RE GONNA BE RIGHT BACK.
MOONS LIKE THIS, WHEN THE TIDE GET S REALLY BIG, THESE FISH COME UP IN HERE AND THEY RE
EATING FIDDLERS, AND SHRIMP, AND CRABS. AND AS THE WATER FLOWS UP OVER THE EDGES OF THE
BANK AND COMES OUT ON THIS HARDER BOTTOM WHERE THIS NEEDLE GRASS IS, THIS IS WHERE ALL THE
FIDDLERS LIVE. AND THE FIDDLERS ARE THE KEY TO THE FISH REALLY TAILING. AND AS THIS WATER
TEMPERATURE FALLS, THESE FIDDLERS DIG FURTHER AND FURTHER DOWN. AND THEY END UP HIBERNATING,
AND FISH REALLY QUIT TAILING. WHAT WE RE CATCHING PROBABLY, ABOUT THE LAST TAILING TIDE OF THE
YEAR. SO, IT LL HAPPEN AGAIN STARTING SPRING.
HERE IN FRONT OF YA, THAT S A BIG FISH TOO. TWELVE O CLOCK. GOIN AWAY FROM YA. THERE S
ANOTHER ONE JUST PASS HIM TOO. PERFECT.
THERE. COME ON. I THINK HE ATE IT. NICE ONE.
SUBTLE STRIKE THOUGH, THAT ONE.
BIG FISH BLAIR, BIG FISH, BIG FISH. GOIN UP AND OVER YA.
KEEP THEIR HEADS UP AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, HUH?
YOU VE GOT TO, WHAT A NICE FISH MAN. I THINK THAT MIGHT VE, MIGHT BE A LITTLE BIGGER THAN
YOUR LAST ONE
THAT. HAVE TO KEEP THEIR HEADS UP A LITTLE BIT. OOH MAN THIS GUY IS HEAVY.
S A BIG FISH.
CAN SEE. WOW, HE S GOT A NICE LITTLE FAT BELLY ON HIM. GOT THAT D.O.A. STICKIN RIGHT OUT
OF HIS MOUTH. (LAUGHS).
THAT DOWN. ESPECIALLY IF Y ALL SEE WHAT I M DOIN THERE. YOU SEE HIM TAILIN IN THE GRASS.
AND WHAT I M TRYING TO DO IS BRING THAT RIGHT THROUGH THE GRASS, KINDA LIKE A SHRIMP WOULD
BE SWIMMING, BUMPING INTO THE GRASS, AND THAT MAKES A LITTLE BIT OF NOISE. AND THEY JUST
START SEARCHING FOR IT. THAT IS ABSOLUTELY AWESOME. GET ON OUT OF HERE, DUDE. OFF HE
GOES.
I THINK WE COULD BLAIR, I THINK WE COULD. THAT FISH, YOU KNOW, YOU WERE WAVING THAT
ROD OVER HIS HEAD MAN. I M AMAZED THAT, THAT BLUE, THE FISH DIDN T EVEN SPOOK.
HEY, THAT S WHY THEY FLATS BLUE . THEY LOOK LIKE THE SKY.
THEY WORK
WE VE GOT ABOUT FIVE MINUTES LEFT OF THIS TIDE. (LAUGHS).
FISH, ELEVEN O CLOCK.
GRASS. I COULDN T SEE HIM ONCE HE GOT IN THERE.
YEAH, YEAH HE S BACK IN THAT OPENING I THINK. RIGHT THERE, JIG IT.
WAY TO END THE FLOOD TIDE RIGHT THERE, BROTHER.
AS IT S COMING OUT.
GUY IS THE GOLDEST ONE I EVER CAUGHT, HERE NOW. HE DOESN T MATCCH THE ROD TOO WELL NOW
DOES HE?
LOOKS LIKE ONE OF THEM LOUISIANA GOLDEN PUMPKINS.
NOPE.
HOLD OF THIS GUY. HERE WE GO. YEAH THAT WAS, THAT WAS THE THICKEST GRASS I VE EVER CAUGHT
A FISH IN. IF Y ALL SAW IT, IT WAS, IT WAS AS THICK AS THICK AS IT COULD BE. SAME BAIT.
LOOK HOW GOLD HE IS THOUGH. ABSOLUTE BEAUTIFUL REDFISH. I LL DO YOU A FAVOR, LET ME GET THAT
PARASITE OFF FOR YA. WHAT ARE THESE CALLED, SEA LICE?
AND ALL THE OTHER LITTLE BACTERIA THAT GROWS ON THIS FISH. BUT, BROTHER, THAT S AN AWESOME
ONE TO FINISH THIS FLOOD TIDE WITH. ADIOS LITTLE GOLDEN, GOLDEN MEADOW REDFISH. GET
BACK DOWN IN THE GRASS. (CHUCKLES).
GOT ANOTHER FISH UP THERE. ABOUT TEN O CLOCK. YEAH MAN, THAT S GOOD STUFF. OH, RIGHT THERE
BLAIR, COMING RIGHT THROUGH THE GRASS. LEFT, LEFT, LEFT, RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT, OUT A LITTLE
FURTHER, RIGHT THERE.
ON THAT D.O.A. OR WHAT, BROTHER?
NOW WHEN DO YOUR TIDES START, IS IT THE SPRING?
MARCH, YOU KNOW. END OF MARCH, ONCE THAT WATER GETS WARM. ANOTHER FISH JUST BOLTED OUT IN
FRONT OF US.
UNTIL NOW. YOU KNOW,IF IT S COLD ENOUGH, YOU VE GOT TO PUT ON SOME SERIOUS CLOTHES.
YEAH.
MORNING?
THAT S WHAT THE NEWS WAS SAYING. WOW, I BROUGHT TEN THOUSAND BAITS AND JUST USED ONE.
THAT S ALL IT TAKES, MAN.
YA. BUT WE LL GET THAT WATER SPOT OFF THE LENSE. STAY TUNED WE RE GOING TO BE RIGHT
BACK WITH SOME MORE ADDICTIVE FISHING. THIS FLOOD GRASS, THIS IS AWESOME STUFF.
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POCKET RIGHT HERE, I MEAN THESE FISH NORMALLY FLOAT UP IN IT. JUST FLIP IT WAY HIGH AND
SEE IF YOU CAN GET IT DOWN IN THAT GRASS BACK THERE.
MIDDLE OF IT?
JIG IT, JIG IT, JIG IT. OH, IT S THIS SIDE. HE S JUST PAST IT.
HE S ON IT!
UNBELIEVABLE. Y ALL SAW THAT FISH. THAT FISH WAS SO FAR BACK IN THE GRASS, RIGHT THERE.
I HAD TO THROW IT UP IN THE AIR TO GET IT TO COME DOWN INTO THAT GRASS. GOTTA DO WHAT
YOU VE GOTTA DO TO CATCH A REDFISH LIKE THAT. THESE ARE PRETTY, THEY HAVE NO LESIONS OR
ANYTHING ON EM.
THE SHARKS AND THE DOLPHINS AND STUFF AS MUCH IN THIS GRASS MESSIN WITH THEM. AND THEY STAY
SO SHALLOW THIS TIME OF YEAR AT LOW TIDE BECAUSE THE WATER TEMPERATURES DROP, SO THERE S ENOUGH
OXYGEN IN THE WATER FOR
THOSE FISH THEY LL HAVE BIT TAILS, SCRATCH MARKS ALL OVER EM AND EVERYTHING ELSE. BUT,
THESE FISH ARE LIVING UP HERE IN THE FLATS AND IN THE GRASS. MAN, THEY RE GOOD, CLEAN,
HEALTHY FISH. YOU KNOW, AND THAT FISH ATE THAT THING MAN, WE COULDN T EVEN TELL HE ATE
IT. HE ATE IT AND RAN STRAIGHT AT THE BOAT.
DUDE.
DONE A WHOLE SHOW USING ONE BAIT. AND LET ME TELL YOU WHAT, THAT BAIT IS JUST BEAT UP
AND CHEWED UP. I THINK MARK NICHOLS, THE GUY THAT MAKES THESE BAITS AT D.O.A., WOULD SAY
THAT ONE IS DEAD
YEP, LET S GO. LET S GET HIM. SEE ALL THESE SHELLS NOW YOU RE STARTING TO BE ABLE TO SEE,
THOUGH. AND THIS FLATS GOTTEN REALLY BAD WITH THOSE LITTLE POP UP SHELLS LIKE THAT, MAN,
ON THIS OUTGOING TIDE.
RIGHT ON THE OYSTER BAR.
(LAUGHS).
WATCH YOUR BALANCE.
MAN.
THAT D.O.A. HANGING OUT OF HIS MOUTH.
DON T WE?
SOME LICE ON HIM NOW, WE TALKED ABOUT THAT EARLIER BUT-.
SEA LICE ON HIM RIGHT HERE. THERE S A LOT OF TIMES ON THE JACK CREVALLE, YOU LL SEE
THOSE RIGHT ON A JACK CREVALLE S TONGUE. YOU EVER SEEN THAT?
YOU EVER HAD ONE BITE YA?
FISHING BAREFOOT ALL SUMMER LONG, THEY LL GET ON YA AND YOU LL FEEL EM CRAWLING UP YOUR
LEG, MAN, GET ON YOUR FEET.
LOOKING FISH UP THERE S A STRIPER, WHICH I AGREE, CAUSE IT S THE PERFECT FISH.
YEAH.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA HERE, AND WE RE FISHING THE GOLDEN ISLE. GOT IT THAT RIGHT THAT TIME,
RIGHT?
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