Hello Everyone, my name is Kevin and I am a new member to the group. I have been following these posts on this forum for a loooong time though. I can remember way back when to looking forward to posts from penfishn, when she would go crabbing with her dad and take awesome pics with great reports! Also, remember several great posts from the likes of fatrat, optiker, stonoman, etc. A big thanks to Kerry Browning for giving me a shout out on the forum a few weeks back as well. I am glad to finally be able to share some of my fishing experiences with you all. Once Covid came around back in March, I has a little more free time from my work and decided to dust off the boat and get back on the water. I’m so glad I did too!
Here’s my most recent video I posted from a couple of days ago out on the river. All the reds I caught were overslot and I was using a Trout Eye jighead (1/4 oz) with a Zman Minnowz (purple death). I fished the first two hours of the incoming tide, in 2-6 foot of water. Please feel free to send any advice or tips my way as I am by no means a professional at this and continue to want to learn as much as I can about our awesome Charleston fisheries!
Glad you posted Kevin, and sick video of numerous overshot reds! I know these guys will enjoy these videos.
Hope to catch up sometime soon. Your videos look like you are the professional teaching some of the rest of us how to fish. I watch them. Love that you are humbled. I am also. I really appreciate the ■■■■■■■■ I get here and have learned so much.
Kerry, Thanks for the comment! Sorry, I have have been out of the loop for the past few weeks. Just recently got back on the water agin after all this bad weather. Hoping to get a new video up soon.
Haha, You that would be nice to own that house in the background! Glad you got a kick out of that quote. Hoping to have a new video up here in the next day or two!
In this video, I was using a Med-light Shimano Teramar (7’). It really makes it a good fight on the lighter action rods instead of just horsing them in with the heavy duty rods.
Good luck tomorrow,you seen any mullet jumping up in logbridge lately? I bet you knew that old gator hunter Chaplin who lived in the last house before you got out in the river. I haven’t been been over that way since he died.We would catch the spotails on mud minnows this time of year around metal trades.
