HOW TO Find LOW TIDE Inshore FISH - Tampa Bay Fishing 

Bro thank you so much. That means a ton.

Haha, yes sir! The drone definitely saves some casting. When I’m not crashing at least. Which I’ve done…. A few times…

Thanks my man!

Thanks brother!

Thank you so much bro. That means a lot. I’m trying to get it all down. It’s all a ton of fun, fishing filming and editing. And you are not kidding When he ate like that on camera I was freaking pumped. Thanks again man, seriously.

Thanks brother! I actually kind of sound like I know what I’m doing. Sometimes.

@@RJOnTheFly ...i feel the sometimes part all the time.

Thank you so much! That means a lot.

Thanks my dude!

@@RJOnTheFly no doubt! Always great seeing your reports in the SS Community too, my man! 💪

@@mattinayak that’s awesome man. For sure. This next week I’m heading to the Sebastian river, we rented a house on the river for a week FOR ONE REASON, to catch tarpon. I’ll definitely have some good videos coming soon.

@@RJOnTheFly I'm hoping to make a trip to jax this weekend for the exact same thing bro! I'm hoping for some good footage too! If it doesn't work out, I'll be on my home turf then. 🤷 😆

@@mattinayak Lmao well if you want to stop by Sebastian next week let me know. If you have an IG shoot me a message sometime and we can get out on the water.

Hell yeah man. Hit me up on my IG and we’ll go out.

Thanks my man! DJI Mavic Air 2.

@@RJOnTheFly appreciate the info will check it out... have looked into the DJI Mavic mini but not sure the video quality would be this good. 🤙

I'm not 100 percent sure. I saw a few of them by thee mangroves on low tide the other day when I was in the shade but that's all I got. I'll google it real fast.

"A crab line is also an easy way to catch blue crabs. It’s simply a weighted line that you attach bait to and toss out into the water, then just wait for a crab to grab the bait. Once you have a crab interested you just slowly pull the line in and scoop up the crab with a net when it’s close enough." "Blue crabs are found all over the Gulf of Mexico and most of the way up the Atlantic Coast of the United States. Bays, beaches and bayous are all places you will find them" "Walking the beach with a crab net might be the easiest way of any of them. Late summer seems to be the best time of the year and you can find blue crabs on both the gulf side and inshore. Late afternoon or night time seem to be the best for this method. This is usually the kid’s favorite way to catch them as well." That's all I found man. Maybe try a crab trap too? I'll keep an eye out and if I find one I'll try to scoop it for ya! lol

@@RJOnTheFly I know all of that. Just wondering if you made any discoveries with your drone

@@teds8210 no sir. Hard to see them that small from the air.

@@RJOnTheFly If I got a drone, could I fly lit ow to probe for crab hangouts?

The place I was fishing actually wasn’t the spot from the drone shots, just trying to give an example. Either way, fish move with the tide, season and weather. Let’s relaxxxxxx big guy.