Water is gone. Water is cold. What do we do now?!

We recap our day of 32 redfish, talk etiquette and review the current redfish pattern in the marsh right now.

Here are some quick tips to find fish in the next week or two of your holiday fishing.

It's my birthday. Winter is coming. Let's discuss.

We talk about the dump that happened last night. I also talk about when to focus on the shoreline and when to look for fish in the middle.

Tim is an avid bass fisherman that caught redfish fever in the past year and is now poling the flats in his new Sabine Skiff. His fresh eyes on the scene provide him with a perspective that many lose as they become more familiar with the salt. We had a great time discussing all of it!

Fishing has been as good as it gets. I however, am a big screw up...

We've had back to back fronts and conditions have changed. Let's talk about how to approach it.

High water, changing winds and weather are much less important than timing the tide cycle and lunar cycles to target feeding fish.

The weather and tides are not following the normal patterns for early November. This had led to a speckled trout invasion in the back areas of the marsh...

We also discuss kayak fishing too deep and simplifying your approach.