Flounder Gigging at Night + Speckled Trout Fishing on the Mississippi Coast (Catch and Cook)

Check out my friends ‪@SportsmanGear‬ at: https://www.sportsmangear.com/ Also please go subscribe to ‪@tommyvidrine‬ and watch his fishing videos Fish with Marcus on the Mississippi Coast - https://www.saltwatertherapycustomcha... Experiencing a full 24-hour cycle on the Mississippi Coast reveals two completely different worlds of coastal angling, shifting seamlessly from high-action daytime casting to the stealthy precision of nighttime hunting. During the sunlit hours, the expansive grass flats, oyster reefs, and tidal drop-offs of the Mississippi Sound come alive with speckled trout, tempting anglers to drift live shrimp under popping corks or work topwater lures along the currents near the Barrier Islands. As dusk falls and the coastal winds die down, the energy shifts to the glassy, shallow sandbars for night flounder gigging. Armed with high-powered underwater LED lights and long, multi-pronged spears, giggers slowly wade or pole flat-bottom skiffs through the crystal-clear shallows, methodically scanning the floor for the subtle, camouflaged outlines or glowing eyes of flatfish buried in the sand. This day-to-night rhythm captures the ultimate Gulf Coast double-feature: spending your afternoon battling explosive trout strikes in the open sun, only to spend your midnight hours in absolute stillness, stalking flounder under a glowing halo of light.