Overnight Kayak Fishing the Brazos River - Waco, TX

I decided to try out a new spot for catfish/gar, and it didn't go quite as planned. I figured the dam upstream would be fantastic, but it was shallow and full of snags and long-nose gar. I ended up slowly moving downstream, which revealed some fantastic water for flatheads and alligator gar. Unfortunately it had been roughly 16 hours by the time I reached the good stuff, so I needed to call it quits. But I'll be back. Hope y'all enjoy the not so heavy action video!

0:00 - Intro
2:04 - Catching Bait
3:04 - 1st Catfish
5:10 - 2nd Catfish
6:34 - Gar
8:34 - Massive Gar Run
9:02 - Gar Running

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About Chase -
Chase Brown was born in Austin, Texas, and was raised in Dripping Springs. He and his best friend, Duell Schlatter, grew up hunting and fishing. They learned by trial and error. Chase is passionate about the outdoors and loves bringing his adventures to your computer screen, so you can enjoy them as much as he does.

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[theunderdog]

16 hours salute what we do to catch big fish new sub

[randygreen]

If you stayed another night you’d have a ZZ Top beard. 😆

[cardwellfarm]

Come down near Tintop (Weatherford) on the brazos

[tonypena]

We're is that section your fishing at located

[Bucky]

Go further down hwy 6 to Tehuacana Creek were it breaks off brazos thats were i grew up fishin with dad

[keithmorris]

That's my part of river I been fishing for years ain't nothing wrong with eating fish out that water I know a lot of people who do inside me