Great week on the water...

We had a great week on the water chasing redfish.  There was a nice run of flood tides for several days at the end of August and beginning of September.  We fished flooded grass for a few nights until the tides started flooding after dark.  After that, we had a few mornings with enough water to find tailing fish. 







We were able to get out and wade some new areas and find some great new fishing spots.  We had lots of shots at tailers, crawlers, wake pushers, etc.  We blew a few, got ignored by a few, and fed a few.  I've really got to leave the rods behind one day and just shoot some photos of the fish tailing...I'll do it before September is over, I promise. 

Lots of great high tides over the next month, and I'm looking foward to sneaking up on more redfish 4-wheeling it across the spartina.  The mullet and menhaden are everywhere in the intercoastal and are getting busted left and right.  There's also quite a few big spanish mackerel skying on bait in the backwaters right now.  Hopefully they will start to school up a little better over the next few weeks.