The Flounder Were STACKED On These Rocks And I Only Needed ONE Lure To Catch Them!

Good morning, everyone. Welcome back to the channel. Captain Collier here. If this is your first time tuning in, my name is Brandon. I fish here along the Alabama Gulf Coast for a variety of different species. Today, we're solo out here on the Blackjack again. I've only got a few hours to fish this morning,

but we got out here pretty early. It's nice and pretty. A little bit of an overcast today, but I do like overcast days when it comes to fishing. Uh we just pulled up to this spot right here. What you see behind me is a bunch of uh oyster cages where they raise oysters.

There's several of them here along the coast and [music] uh these things just attract bait, which uh attracts speckled trout, redfish, flounder, and whatnot. And we're going to see if we can catch a few uh speckled trout first thing this morning. We are going to be throwing Z-Man plastics today. I actually just caught a trout on

this 5-in Jerk Shad right here, and we're probably going to be throwing this uh for the rest of the day, especially when we go flounder fishing. We're going to go hit some rocks right [music] after this, but we got to see if we can get on some trout first, y'all. So, if y'all

enjoy the video, give me a thumbs up. Let's catch some fish. So, the rod I'm using today is a TFO Tactical Inshore. It's a 7-ft medium power fast action rod. I do like this thing right here. I think I actually won this in a tournament, so can't beat a free rod, and uh I do enjoy using it. And as I

mentioned, we're going to be using this uh 5-in Jerk Shad. This is in the Laguna Shrimp color, 8-oz Eye Strike jig head, 20-lb fluoro to 20-lb braid, and then a Shimano Vanford 2500. Let's get out here and see if we can catch us another trout. I normally don't fish these a lot cuz