Nice vid, the smaller bass is just as fun to catch as a large one. You are right if you don’t like the weather in the south in the winter just wait 20 mins it will change!! Gotta love southern weather!

Love the storm clouds btw.

Dang Stephen! Pumping out all of this good content this quick has my phone blowing up! I love the videos and how hard you work to put out this quality content!

Man the color on that redfish that’s something else

Between Bama Saltwater and Richard Gene, I enjoy two different types of fishing from my home state. Love it!

Good video! Awesome outtro banjo!

Nuts… I still haven’t gotten over the two snook! Thanx for the breakdown and links to gear you’re using! Classy, fun content.

Awesome to see the variety of fish you guys caught in two videos👍👍 That's what makes your channel so much fun to watch!!!

Catching those largemouth bass looked like a lot of fun. Great job!

I throw the 4" yum dinger on a 1/4oz jig for reds. They love it

That redfish was absolutely stunning !!!!!

Nice banjo there at the end of the vid!

Beautiful red fish

I rig those 4.8 inch Keitechs on a 1/8 oz 4/0 owner beast hook. For me that’s a lot more hook ups. And when the swimbait get pulled off buy lagre owner screw locks and they will not fall of

@BamaSaltwater

2 жыл бұрын

I use the Owner 1/8 oz CPS screw lock hook

What a nice red !!!!

I live about 25 mins from where you are so just wanted to know if you could do something in your videos on the different colors of lures and explain what would be best in different areas,weather patterns, light coverage etc. Love the videos.

Lots of nice specks! Thanks for posting!

That was a beautiful redfish 🐠

Id of threw a jewel bait golden shiner with a keitech trailer. Right over the top of that grass. Good show

i went bassing there a couple years ago and TORE THEM UP on live shrimp haha.

Nice dude

That’s an amazing red

Great fishing video with a lot of nice fish

Your videos are making me want to take a trip to bama

Nice nice 💯

Do you know why the redfish has those dots on it's tail section?

@BamaSaltwater

2 жыл бұрын

To “scare” off bigger predators. Also, if a predator decides to eat it or attack it, they normally go for the head or where the eye is…. So there’s more chance of a predator hitting the tail where the bigger false “eye” is thinking that’s the redfish’s head, thus providing a higher chance of survival or evasion during an attack.

👍 Excellent!

What's up captain

Hey, where did you get that shirt???

On what water way are you? Beautiful water!

I’m from the same area I have a 19ft center console. Love your videos. Who did your trolling motor install. Or where did you order it from? Also is it a powerdrive or terrova?

@BamaSaltwater

2 жыл бұрын

I installed it myself. And it's the 24V Minn Kota RipTide Powerdrive with iPilot GPS. Bass Pro

@ryanhurt8190

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry too bother but what batteries are you running for the 24v system? Thanks for the help.

@BamaSaltwater

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryanhurt8190 I just run some Deep Cycle marine Wet Cell Batteries from OReilly's. Once these go bad, I'll put some Marine AGM batteries in there.

Is there any spots you got to watch out for when running across the lake or a Chanel

is this in brackish water??

I'd like to learn something from your casting technique. Please could you show some wide-angle footage and explain ?

so are these salt water bass, where is this ?

Is this area accessible with a kayak?