Tidewater Diaries S1:E3 "Flip Pallot "Master Story Teller""

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No personality has been more influential to shallow water fishing than the illustrious Flip Pallot. Flip has been the benchmark for anglers ever since the original "Walkers Cay Chronicles" debuted on ESPN back in the 90's. But after all the accomplishments and accolades over a lifetime of measure, Flip finally sits down for a candid interview with C.A. and shares what's really important to him now and adds a few colorful memories in the process!
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@auggyboy284 Год назад

While other kids watched cartoons, I watched Flip Pallot and Jose Wejebe. Those guys are the reason I started fishing

@flatsclasscharters Год назад

Love hearing this…

@jamesj6653 Год назад

my favorites to, also learned a lot from Mark Sosin

@dpdp8436 8 месяцев назад

My parents couldn’t understand why I wanted to watch WC instead of shows like all the other kids

@reubinbishop8010 Год назад

I applaud you for documenting untold stories about the most influential outdoorsman of our time. Please keep spending as much time as possible with Flip. We all love him and want to hear more from him. Amazing job. Thank you,

@flatsclasscharters Год назад

Count on it!

@phillymanpete 7 месяцев назад

Flip Pallot is such a treasure! I watched Walker's Cay religiously when it aired on ESPN back in the early 90's. It definitely had an impact on my fishing and my view on life in general.

@randallmiller572 Год назад

First of all, thank you! Thank you for opening a window into the world of our fishing heroes! Those guys, you included, are the Nolan Ryans, Ken Griffey Jrs, and Cal Ripken Jrs for us kids that seeked outdoor adventures! Don’t get me wrong, no one loved our favorite pastime more than me. But it was rabbit hunting with a recurve bow handed down by your father or him letting you drive his tiller steer boat in the intracoastal water way, squinting to see a tailing red fish. In those instances, you’re the most free. There are no foul lines, no outs, and no score boards. I had the privilege of meeting you recently at Sodium, and even though I’m 43, I felt like I was 12 years old again! Thank you sir and thank you to all those like you for teaching and inspiring those of us with a “wild” side!

@ryanchamberlain3732 Год назад

C.A. This was a fantastic episode. You did an excellent job documenting and sharing the untold stories of Flip. Thank you for sharing this.

@davescheer5038 Год назад

🌴 As soon as I seen this pop up on the I pad it was “ Yes “! I’m older than dirt watched Flip from the beginning, I was stuck up In Wisconsin and dreamed like so many others to be able to salt water fish , I moved to the Tampa Bay Area 35 years ago and fished every chance I can , watching you and flip is just epic , every chance that we 👈🏻 his fans get a chance to now see flip and re live parts of the mans journey and life , I start to realize how much of an influence he made in my life , thanks CA, for sharing and taking us along on the time that you shared with flip, time is the most precious thing in the world , we are only allotted a certain amount of it and it should be cherished, this was a special time , I think flipster has me by about 3-4 years, I could only wish to shake his hand it’s been a fun ride .

@kevinlively4989 10 месяцев назад

Flip Pallot and Jose Wejebe were the main reasons I wanted to be a guide from a early age. Great interview with Mr. Pallot

@RCRracing5160 Год назад

Hero’s get remembered legends never die and this man is a legend in sport fishing the WORLD.

@robolson7224 Год назад

What a Great Story, what a life to envy, he is one of the greatest sportsman

@backwoodsadventures9649 Месяц назад

How awesome must it be to have a friendship with Flip. An honor it would be!

@scottsmith1679 Год назад

Thank you all for doing your jobs I grew up in Florida on Tampa Bay fished up the Homosassa Yankee town and watch over the years on TV thank you very much I have learned so much

@justinmcnab9570 Год назад

The man, the myth, the Legend

@sk1p3228 Год назад

Awesome interview with our Florida Treasure Flip Pallet. Great job Captain CA keep them going. Thank you

@vincentfoti1078 8 месяцев назад

I'm so happy I got to see and learn from Flip and Jose fishing shows. This video brought some memories

@bi0ticoutdoors102 Год назад

90 minutes felt like 9 minutes! Great episode! Used to watch walkers cay on Saturday mornings while learning to tie knots and dreaming of fishing like Flip!

@WillPalmer-os7px Год назад

Two of my hero’s!!!!!! Great documentary CA, you outdid yourself great tribute to Flip.

@flatsclasscharters Год назад

Appreciate you Will… it was an honor to interview the “Guy”

@WillPalmer-os7px Год назад

@@flatsclasscharters it was very appropriate to do this interview on Jose Wejebe day of departure from earth.

@FL_Native_68 Год назад

I contract for SJRWMD and maintain property around backside of area where Flip lives. I have bumped into him several times at the Raceway getting fuel. He is always so courteous and congenial.

@BrianSGuitars Год назад

My wife and I took part of our honeymoon on Walkers Cay because of Flip! I fished, she went diving!

@NoleYakin Год назад

I really enjoy the naturalistic way of fishing in my kayak and the only electronic thing i have is my cell phone, more of connected to nature and like you said you really have to pay attention to the little things.

@DBStoots Год назад

Well done, my friend.

@MaeMae11 Год назад

Letssss go, been waiting for another Flip episode. I’m just getting into fly fishing and I have already learned so much from Flip. Thank you CA

@davidmorris8956 Год назад

Finally got around to watching this “Diary of Flip” and I enjoyed every minute of it. Back in the day I was enamored watching Flip on the Walkers Cay Chronicles which is what really changed me from a bass fisherman to an inshore saltwater fisherman. C.A. Hit a home run with this one.

@flatsclasscharters Год назад

Appreciate your comment my friend

@fishinmagician81 Год назад

OMG. That was just as amazing as the first time I saw Walkers Kay chronicles with Flip flying thru the Glades in a skif and jumping Tarpon almost the size of his boat,I too grew up as a freshwater Basser with Jimmy ,Bill and the Lot ,tourney fishing in Lakes and Rivers ,and longing to get to Fl. to fish Like Flip and Jose ,Lefty and Larry D. I'm now in Palm Beach Cty. Living that dream all over Florida .Thank You C.A. and especially Flip you are too Modest Love it thanks for sharing

@cmhooter 11 месяцев назад

WCC had the best fishing intro ever!

@kylehandville3403 Год назад

Thank you for this. I grew up wanting to be Flip. He's such a legend. One suggestion is to kill the background music. Thank you again

@JupiterGeorgeFishing Год назад

Damn, I could listen to Flip tell stories forever....

@michaelgee2210 Год назад

Thanks CA, brought back many memories. And even more dreams 🎣🎣

@michaelsegarra8482 Год назад

CA all I can say is wow! I laughed “get in the fn truck” I cried (remembering old friends) I hated that it ended! Thank you for doing these! And I thank god you didn’t decide to only fish out of staters! “Bye for now” my friend!

@flatsclasscharters Год назад

😂

@stonehorn4641 3 месяца назад

Flip Pallot. Now theres a name I haven’t heard. In a long time.

@MrNickjberry 9 месяцев назад

CA I have watched a bunch of Flip interviews but you bring an extra intelligent angle to things, thanks for taking the time.

@darrinsparks8119 Месяц назад

Amazing video, for a moment I was right there

@w.l.parrish629 Год назад

Great talk with Flip, I love to hear him talk on the subjects of life.

@johnwiley2114 Год назад

Two greats,, 😎🍻

@fishisland5522 2 месяца назад

Amazing influence in many ways. Be aware and know your surroundings.

@justinwilson5393 Год назад

Resonating and may we all learn from his wise words and cherish the stories. Thank you for sharing

@j.mimoso4767 9 месяцев назад

CA, great documentary! I remember being mesmerized bi Flip, even before i got hooked on fishing. Now, being an angler, I appreciate him and his stories even more. On another note, you remind me of another great angler out of Cedar Key Florida.

@user-yn2dj8bf9t Год назад

Thank you.

@comfortablynumb9342 Год назад

I was one of those kids that watched Flip on Saturday morning. Of course I watched Bill Dance, Roland Martin and others but Flip was always my favorite. I grew up on the beach in Sarasota so Walker's Cay Chronicles was a LOT more interesting to me. Im so glad I found this interview and that Flip is still at it.

@andrewrollins4898 6 месяцев назад

This was a treat to watch. CA, could you please do an episode with Flip and the Mangrove Coast fly rod?

@alancastellon9225 6 месяцев назад

When I saw they were dropping these knew they had to be killer in saltwater. Great video

@Snookwisperer 7 месяцев назад

You two couldn't be more different. And only one of you know it.

@charlesbraun8867 Год назад

Loved walkers , you are correct it started every Saturday. I actually got Jose’s number from information,and had him as a guide. It all started with walkers. Your reference of curt gowdy was special that program was the first outdoor program. My how thing have changed.

@GLWhitt 21 день назад

Excellent interview. Thank you.

@sealance2919 Год назад

Good Stuff, keep em coming.

@ADVENTURESOFBZ Год назад

Wait wait wait wait. How the hell have I not heard of Tidewater diaries?!!! I'm dumbfounded as a man that engulfs all things flats class that I've never seen this!!! Welp pour a tall papas and get comfy lol

@cottonstikibar9921 Год назад

I just found this.. What a great show 👍🎣🏴‍☠️🇱🇷

@brandoncarr8432 Год назад

Good stuff as always!!

@blackhawkrock1244 Год назад

Fantastic conversation. Thank you.

@KEPO843 Месяц назад

Great job! Hard condition but y’all did great. Keep it up. God bless!

@mikeconnelly9765 Год назад

As always OUTSTANDING a work and the stories are legend… who knew Flip was a romantic? Very cool episode

@comfortablynumb9342 Год назад

I thought it was obvious from his way of narrating and his passion for catching fish.

@zoommaster7253 Год назад

Excellent episode. Love these. Love to see you get Hank or Bill on

@flatsclasscharters Год назад

I’m on it!

@markconner3234 Год назад

I know the building Flip spoke of when heading out to Big Cypress. He's right,we didn't do enough to preserve what we had in the 60s,70s and 80s.

@lowcountrytobackcountryins3049 Год назад

The intro graphics are epic! The content and production are amazing. Great job!

@flatsclasscharters Год назад

Actually my son does all of this… he’s amazing!

@lowcountrytobackcountryins3049 Год назад

@Capt. C.A. Richardson Yes Sir! I knew Cam handles your production. The work he does is mind blowing. Please let him know his work is much appreciated on the consumer end. A lot of intros are overlooked and I'll skip them. I've watched the intro on all three episodes. It has a Walker's feel to it and that was my favorite intro of all time!

@timmartinatsihoucom Год назад

Great interview!! Flip is a definite treasure. Fishing is such a connection with nature and he embodies that. Really enjoy this new format keep them coming. Good bye for now

@todcox9537 Год назад

What an awesome interview...never missed episodes of Walker Cay or any of Flips shows. Great to see something new with him. So much knowledge under that hat!

@jamesj6653 Год назад

love this series, brings back good memories and everybody is in my generation. Makes it easy to relate to the stories. Thanks.

@henryclark5486 Год назад

Man, I enjoyed the hell out of that.

@andrewdemas49 11 месяцев назад

This was amazing. Amazing to see two legends come together

@bstigleman Год назад

What an awesome episode. Flip is definitely one of the Mt. Rushmore guys for us outdoorsmen here in FL.

@southernhood5145 Год назад

thank you

@bigkahuna7955 Год назад

Wow! Thanks for doing this CA....amazing interview...you're getting really good at this, keep up w/ the deep questions & observations. I was touched by your genuine heartfelt emotions and Flip is Flip..BTW: Your interview inspired me to search for the Walkers Cay Chronicles and I remember watching that Show on Saturdays when I didn't have some game or something to play in as a kid...I'm adding that back in the rotation. Great History

@leonardjanda6181 Год назад

I just found this channel I’m know a subscriber ❤love it 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@dpdp8436 8 месяцев назад

Would like to hear more about his hunting stories. We always focus on fishing…..

@Thrandweel 7 месяцев назад

I am of the new generation. I live in the same town flip does and its a dream to run into him one day and get to say hello.

@Ronie792 Год назад

You can take the guts out of paracord wrap a knife Handel then dip it in 2 part flex coat and it makes a tremendous tough handel

@gregkosinski2303 9 месяцев назад

I’d like to hear more stories about his time in banking.

@jeffreyrennert2067 7 месяцев назад

I'm gathering your quest for intellectual fishing was your ultimate goal. If that's a fair statement, what's your thoughts about Buck Perry and his theories and contribution to the technical side of fishing?