So I was recently interviewed by a couple of friends for a local podcast. If you like fiahing hopefully you will all like this. It is focused on southeast Louisiana but there is plenty of other stuff discussed!
So I was recently interviewed by a couple of friends for a local podcast. If you like fiahing hopefully you will all like this. It is focused on southeast Louisiana but there is plenty of other stuff discussed!
I am wondering if anyone knows what this north wind will do for the north shore of east matagorda bay. I’m not sure if Friday I should target some areas on the south shore or if the north shore is a better bet. Not looking for spots more so trying to learn how different winds make the water clarity behave in that bay.
Found a nice one on a corpus walk in wade mission ( soft dine xl honey pot)
As promised, the 'Bite Me Podcast' that I recorded at the Houston Fishing Show is now live on youtube. I only have 3 subscribers so far on the new channel so any new subs are appreciated! 😅 I'll put the link below on the comments. I hope u enjoy the episode‼️
Couple of things… I just uploaded “Houston Fishing Show 2026” to YouTube and u can find it on the fishcamptv website. Later this week I’ll try to upload the “Bite me Podcast” live from the 2026 fishing show on my YouTube also. One of the two pics I’m posting here is a sneak preview of the bite me vid. The other is Capt Caleb and Josh. The fishing show was great. Welcome to all the new AnglerU folks!
I'll be in/out of the AU booth at the Fishing Show tomorrow. Swing by and say hello if any of y'all will be attending!
I run a Sabine skiff, with the low tides as they've been, what are some tips for running around Aransas Pass area? Planning to go Monday. I've been once over there, but on a much higher tide when we could run all over. I'm more familiar with POC, but again not at ultra low tides. I'm figuring to run the channels and putt around the edges of Brown and Root, or Redfish bay. I figure if I putt or pole in, I can push or pole out ha.
Main objective is to scout and learn the area. Secondary to sight fish pushing up onto the flats mid morning through afternoon. Any tips on navigating the area?
With the thought of off shore fishing coming up. What safety communication items are you taking with you?
Maybe even items to take with you in bays as well.
