Alright so as you see we only see like one mullet that's dead and there's not a lot of fish that have died off in gousin. Luckily it looks like we got hit by the worse or hit luckily we missed the worst but yeah. You don't see any kind of dead fish, no kind of kill off, nothing like that. Talking to a couple of guys over here, avid fishermen and they're not there and they haven't seen anything either. So that's pretty cool, that is awesome. Oh I'm going to go out with Cody. Myself Captain Cody done, we're going to head out, we're going to check out just got around here. The water is real super low so right now when the water is low like this it is a great idea to come out and scout. To see what's under surface, to see what's the oyster reefs, cuts, any kind of flats, shell flats, grass flats. Really a great time to come out and scout. So what is out today, we're going to do a little fishing too. So wish me luck, keep your fingers crossed, I hope everybody is doing well under these trying times. So hopefully I can bring you guys a little bit of entertainment and be able to catch some fish. So like I said, wish me luck, don't forget like, comment, subscribe, share and hopefully catch me hooking up. His and man right here. Captain Cody has done, so you do the coding? Well we're going to go do some South Jenny fishing for some sheepies but there's no shrimp today. All the shrimp froze and looks like it, all the baked camps, everybody's water pops busted so we're going to go exploring maybe a little bit. Maybe try to find a trail but go marks and good reefs and stuff anyway, super low tide. So as a good day, just go hang out, maybe see if we can see some dead fish, but maybe find some good reefs for fishing this summer too. And plus he's in great company. Oh, because I'm here. I don't know about all that. 1, 2, 3. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Right there. Here's the bird. Nope. It's a plane. Nope. It's Superman. What is it? Bird or black bird? Oh, it's a... Oh, it's a big old black drum. Yeah. Big, big ugly. It's a big, big ugly. Hey, everybody. So as you saw, you know, we would just want to be able to hook up to any fish. But like I said in the beginning of the video, we weren't really going out to hook up. I really just wanted to see if we had any fish kill, if we had the large number of fish that were dying mid and further down the southern part of our Texas coast. And also to take a look at some of the low waterline in area. Now we had a very low tide and during this low tide, it's a great time to go out and see any structures, channels, oyster reefs, grass flats. Kind of really go out there and see where you can have some great spots that predator fish like to ambush the baitfish. So we went out there and Cody done it myself and we marked a few spots that we're going to come back when the water levels are little higher and the water temp is a little warmer. Now today, the water temp when we first got out there is about 43, 40, 40 degrees. We did see some water warmer temperature water in the more shallow area and then we did find a few other spots that we did have some warmer water. That was probably somewhere around 45 to 47 degrees. Now when we were out there, we ran into two game wardens that were putting up their boats and all day they agreed to talk to me. They just, they can't talk on camera. It's against their policy. So I talked to one gentleman interviewed one of the game wardens. He used to be a biologist and he's been a Parks and Wildlife game warden for the last nine years. Now he told me that immediately after we had that hard freeze, he went out on his truck and inspect some of the shorelines. He wanted to look to see how much fish kill, how much dead fish that we had and he said he saw very little dead fish around the Galveston area. He did go out on Friday. He went out to East Bay and he was able to really get a better vantage point and look because he was going this time via boat. He didn't see maybe one or two pieces of dead bait. I think he said he saw some a little bit of shad and a few mullet but he didn't see any predator fish at all. Now today is Saturday and I asked him where all did he go. He went far up and down to both sides of West Bay and he even pushed back into the marsh system passed by West Bay. That was really the only spot that he saw some dead fish and it was only bait fish. Just bait fish or hard heads that were trapped back in there because they were like I said we had a very low tide so a lot of that tide was out. He did say that when the water warms up we may see one or two more predator fish come to surface but right now it looks like we are very lucky. We dodged a bullet and we are not going to have a lot of that dead fish like we have seen around rock port and port A. Now he did talk to another angler and a couple of boats out there. They weren't catching anything out there. One boat caught maybe one small red and a couple small specks but that was it. Myself and Cody like I said we didn't catch anything. I had a few little hits just really dragging my lure on bottom trying to stay away from any trout and trying to see if I can catch hook up to a flounder around the boat heads. I got hit by a couple little fish and it might have been kind of felt like it was a sand trout so it might have been a sand trout. Like I said that's it. Not too exciting of a trip but that's not really what we went out for. We just went out to go take a look and see if we can see any dead fish and see if we can see any long line areas where we can come back and target some fish next time when the water levels are a little higher. But if you like this video please hit a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe and comment and share until next time hope you catch me hookin up. 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