Capt Caleb TV

Needville, TX, United States

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29 Mar 09:13

Here’s a video on stopping bleeding after the terrible accident, recently. Everyone should always be prepared!

https://youtu.be/qhOyXTm9XwY

The MAN! Great fish!

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28 Mar 09:00

00:56

I changed my mind on a couple webinar answers.

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28 Mar 08:59

Or a Double D all day, regardless if you catch a fish or not… lol

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26 Mar 07:17

00:10

Here’s a video I took in the river last night to illustrate the small fin fish I kept talking about during the webinar. I’ll post the webinar in the videos section this evening when I’m off the water and back home.

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26 Mar 07:15

You go to “channels” on the top of the communities home page, then click at and navigate to “live stream”. If you have notifications turned on, I always send a notification to your phone with a link to click, as well.

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26 Mar 07:14

Either or. And you’re on the right track. We also fish where we think they would be during the day, but at night. We will take into account that maybe they will pull up a little shallower at night, stuff like that. Ears are your best friend at night, listening for slurps, blow ups, etc, to kinda guide you where to be. It’s not a home run every night. Just keep at it.

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20 Mar 17:43

Laguna Liquid Medium 7’ is my weapon of choice

20 Mar 17:42

2 variables, most the time. Look and see how submerged the barge is. If it’s full, it’s deep, and prolly a big wake. 2nd, it depends on how fast the tug is going.

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08 Mar 08:09

00:26

With AU technical issues reducing to a minimum, I’m FINALLY able to get back on the water! I’ll be offering 5-7 teaching trips a month and will be focusing on what I think is the topic the conditions allow for, the best. Got some of those Ray Ban Meta glasses to record on the fly for you guys that aren’t with me, and I’m pretty pumped at the quality they put out! If y’all are on the fence about getting some, they’re legit.

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