I Pulled SO Many Fish Out Of This New Honey Hole



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This was a much more rural place than I was use to fishing and was essentially a saltwater creek through the woods without any man made structure like docks or bridges to target. I managed to find a new honey hole (or a few of them!) while fishing this area and I pulled SO many fish out of them. The natural structure like submerged and downed trees produced big time for me! I can’t wait to revisit this spot and hopefully there will be even bigger fish around next time!

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31 thoughts on “I Pulled SO Many Fish Out Of This New Honey Hole”

  1. Nice work on the different area. It’s hard to leave a good hole where you KNOW the fish are there. To make a little different video footage in a different area. I’ve ventured to South Carolina in my kayak for the first time. Cherry grove to make a little different video to up load. Unfortunately I struck out!!

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  2. Good deal Brother. Checking out your channel. Fishing and hunting is my life. Just started a channel myself to play around but its all over not just fishing.

    Keep the good fishing videos coming. Im in Nc and the fishing is about to jump off here.

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  3. Great stuff dude! I got out on my lunch break today and caught a nice keeper 17.5" black drum here in Beaufort! (With a little 3ft daiwa Crossfire "Dink-rod" !!) Thanks for the excellent content! Hope to see you on the water some day. Tight lines bro.

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  4. Cool to see you fishing somewhere new. Those are next years keeper sheepers! Big numbers back there, that had to be fun. We have been crushing them on the offshore rigs whenever we can get a decent weather day down here. Keep up the good work!

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