Busy has been an understatement, i had an awesome husband and wife from mississippi come and fish with me. The tide was extremely slow for most of our trip witch made the fishing tough without much moving water but we were persistent and got in a some practice on some trout while we waited on the tide to finally start moving. Once the water was flowing we moved on to redfish , they both made shkrt work of a couple slot fish and had some large overslot fish give them a food fight until they made it to some nearby rocks and ultimately cut the line. I also got the opportunity to do some fiahing with a long time friend and absolutely wore ourselves out on some hungry redfish. These fish ate anything we threw at them from live shrimp and cut mullet to pinfish and artificials.

This trip was all about targeting trout on artificials. The recent cold front that came through moved the fish back inside a little bit seeking warmer water. We started our quick trip off throwing a doa lil john and produced a bunch of fish but not the right size. We made a small move and switched over to a zman trout trick and were able to find some fis for a good dinner.

The warmer weather and rising water temps have the fish leaving their winter homes deep in the creeks and pushing toward the outside islands. These fish are loving the warmer water and they are HUNGRY. Had a solo client with me and we had an absolute blast catching red fish and trout all through the incoming tide. I dont know if he had more fun catching fish or sending pictures of his catch to his son inlaw who was supposed to join us but backed out the night before