Peak Summer means fishing shallow flats early morning then peeling off to deeper drop offs as the water temp increases withbthe rising sun. Still catching plenty of good size redfish and trout despite the extreme heat.

Redfish action is heating up post tropical storm Alberto. The water level continues to be dropping back down to normal enabling experienced anglers to target species. I have continued to fish flats with soft bottoms that have been holding the sand eels. These are very specific targeted areas. Best lures of choice are tails, paddletails, grub tails in bone diamond, pear, white and tequila gold. Guest are catching limits of solid table fish and releasing many oversize fish. I have Saturday and Sunday June 29-30 available.

Great day of teaching the art of sight-casting to redfish and trout in 10” of water. Anything that mimics a sand eel or crab is what they want right now. Landed 12 of 20 opportunities.

Spent a couple days this week hunting redfish sightcasting. Limited water clarity along with tight groups of fish is what was experienced. Took shots at well over 60 fish this week with only about 12 total making it to the net. Fish from each area are full and strait tails. Next open date I have is Sunday June 23rd for anyone wanting to test their skills from an elevated perch or fishing from the deck.