This week’s dryness and east winds have started to clean the water a bit, but the visibility still isn’t great. However, redfish have been feeding in the North Merritt Island area. Most of the fish have been 20-25 inches, but there’s been a few around 30 inches. If you can put up with catfish, dead mullet has been a good bet because most the fish are bottom feeding. Usually, early morning and evening are best but this week I’ve caught reds 2-5 PM most consistently. Look for tarpon on small live baits and flies in canals. Early and late, these fish will eat larger baits and topwaters on select flats.
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Well done Kurt!
Damn apparently it’s the late summer catfish run. Catfish in the surf, catfish on the flats, catfish on the bottom, in the channel… Catfish city, everywhere.
nice job from the dock !