Try any dock in the ICW for the redfish. The water temp is perfect and they are holding TIGHT to the docks. Berkley Gulp! and live bait is getting the job done nicely. Be sure to tie a float on the other end of your anchor rope because we have had quite a few larger reds that we had to toss the anchor over and chase down. The flounder are laying right near creek mouths and are biting well on the falling tide when the bait fish wash out of them. The smaller creeks with less pressure have been producing better than the larger creeks with more fishing pressure.
I would also like to announce that Reel Adventure has grown. Capt Trevor has come aboard and is running my flats boat. He comes with a extensive knowledge of our creeks and inshore waters and his enthusiasm is second to none...his pics will prove it!! He has already had multiple Inshore slams and produced over 33 flounder in a 3/4 day! Welcome aboard Trevor!
Multiple inshore slams, Redfish, Spanish, Kings, Flounder.....Its time to go fishing! If you were waiting for the fish they are here!
Lets go!
Capt. Matt Wirt
www.reel-adventure.com
