Thanks for the episode in downtown Tampa! My seven-year-old son and I often fish the shores of Hillsborough Bay, and I'm always amazed at what a great fishery we have. Did you notice the dolphin (like Flipper, not mahi mahi) that porpoised behind C.A. right after the snapper left "vegetable matter" on him?
AWESOME, SWEET show you guys have.. has to be my fave fishing show!!! In the latest episode of Flatsclass, you guys were using the strike King Coffee Tubes... what colors were you using in the show and do you prefer any certain colors for redfish?? I fish in the panhandle areas of Apalachicola, Carrabelle, and Port Saint Joe, FL. Are you guys doing any shows in the panhandle anytime soon? Thanks!
This is my favorite show,I love the way you guys explain the baits,how you use them,and what you use them on and how you fish an area,that is something not too many shows do,I am 16 and have been watching this show for quite a long time and I have learned alot and I will for sure try the coffe tubes and finsse worms on redfish in the winter,I havent used them before but I caught my biggest largemouth abass on a finesse worm 12.7 pounds.
this is an awesome show just watching C A use mirrolure top waters all the time has convinced me to build a collection of my own. I fish matagorda TX with my dad consisting on bays one bay is scattered shell reefs throughout the bay, the other consisting of long shallow grass flats. which bay do you guys think would be better for top water fishing for big trout and redfish.
Great show guys. I'm fairly new to fishing, and I've copied your techniques with ever improving success. I fish the Anclote and St. Joe's sound area exclusively and am learning the topography and fish patterns. My 4 yr old son loves the show, and had the please to meet Capt. Ray this weekend.
hey guys i love your show. Im 12 and i watch your show every week and enjoy it. i have learned so much watching your show my favorite thing i learned is how to walk the dog with a topwater plug. i have used every single one of your techniques on finicky largemouth bass in michigan. my favorite episode is "topwater sam" and i hope someday do be like you guys. im moving to florida for college and im going to get a degree in marine biology and while im there im going to participate in many tournaments and hope to someday organize a charter guide. you guys have inspired me and i hope you guys keep up with the good work
oh and i might be going out on a lim but i wish you guys would do and episode of bass fishing in okechobee using wake baits and crank baits one final thing i have to say look into shimano for a sponsor their rods and reels are fantastic
You guys are the best! You have the perfect blend of teaching and entertainment. You're fun to watch and I learn something helpful every time I watch. I look forward to every episode. Thanx!!!
Thanks for the episode in downtown Tampa! My seven-year-old son and I often fish the shores of Hillsborough Bay, and I'm always amazed at what a great fishery we have.
ReplyDeleteDid you notice the dolphin (like Flipper, not mahi mahi) that porpoised behind C.A. right after the snapper left "vegetable matter" on him?
Hey guys great site!! Will you be adding the tips section back in? Very informative...
ReplyDeleteAWESOME, SWEET show you guys have.. has to be my fave fishing show!!! In the latest episode of Flatsclass, you guys were using the strike King Coffee Tubes... what colors were you using in the show and do you prefer any certain colors for redfish?? I fish in the panhandle areas of Apalachicola, Carrabelle, and Port Saint Joe, FL. Are you guys doing any shows in the panhandle anytime soon? Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite show,I love the way you guys explain the baits,how you use them,and what you use them on and how you fish an area,that is something not too many shows do,I am 16 and have been watching this show for quite a long time and I have learned alot and I will for sure try the coffe tubes and finsse worms on redfish in the winter,I havent used them before but I caught my biggest largemouth abass on a finesse worm 12.7 pounds.
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ReplyDeletethis is an awesome show just watching C A use mirrolure top waters all the time has convinced me to build a collection of my own. I fish matagorda TX with my dad consisting on bays one bay is scattered shell reefs throughout the bay, the other consisting of long shallow grass flats. which bay do you guys think would be better for top water fishing for big trout and redfish.
ReplyDeleteGreat show guys. I'm fairly new to fishing, and I've copied your techniques with ever improving success. I fish the Anclote and St. Joe's sound area exclusively and am learning the topography and fish patterns. My 4 yr old son loves the show, and had the please to meet Capt. Ray this weekend.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the great work.
hey guys i love your show. Im 12 and i watch your show every week and enjoy it. i have learned so much watching your show my favorite thing i learned is how to walk the dog with a topwater plug. i have used every single one of your techniques on finicky largemouth bass in michigan. my favorite episode is "topwater sam" and i hope someday do be like you guys. im moving to florida for college and im going to get a degree in marine biology and while im there im going to participate in many tournaments and hope to someday organize a charter guide. you guys have inspired me and i hope you guys keep up with the good work
ReplyDeleteP.S. Ray I hope you dont retire for quite a while
oh and i might be going out on a lim but i wish you guys would do and episode of bass fishing in okechobee using wake baits and crank baits one final thing i have to say look into shimano for a sponsor their rods and reels are fantastic
ReplyDeleteYou guys are the best! You have the perfect blend of teaching and entertainment. You're fun to watch and I learn something helpful every time I watch. I look forward to every episode. Thanx!!!
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