How To Find Redfish On Low Tide (What To Look For)

[@Saltstrong]

See the FULL blog on our fishing tips page and learn more about the tackle and gear used in this video here: bit.ly/3SuGw54

[@NoleYakin]

Your the best Tony thanks

[@Saltstrong]

Glad you found these tips helpful!!

[@DAvanzoConstruction]

Great video

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks!

[@austinh681]

Does it matter if in those feeder creeks it is just muddy bottom in the water and not grass? Will redfish still be in an area thats muddy bottom?

[@Saltstrong]

100%! Redfish will dig around in soft muddy bottom for crabs and other crustaceans. That is when you'll see them 'tailing' with their tails out of the water because they're looking for food in the mud. Especially in the wintertime, that mud will heat up and provide redfish with a comfortable place to feed!

[@austinh681]

@@Saltstrong thanks for the reply! I’m really enjoying yalls content so far. I’m new to inshore saltwater fishing, Panama City area but I’ve discovered so far that the Reds will definitely be in the Cord Grass near a Bayou mouth in a high tide so far. I’ll try it on a low tide and see as well. We have a ton of these “muddy” Bayous as well so I’m looking forward to trying out what you showed! Thanks again

[@adun]

Very good

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks!

[@ep4684]

What did you use to get the hook out of his gut? I always have a hard time with this and have taken to debarbing my hooks as I’d rather lose one than kill one due to gut hooking a fish with a barbed hook and not being any good at getting it out.

[@Saltstrong]

Great question! Make sure to ask this over on the actual blog or in the Community (www.saltstrong.com/) where the coaches spend their time. The blog can be found here: bit.ly/3SuGw54

[@slimmdogg420]

@@Saltstrong Why don't you just answer the question here?

[@erockscott1184]

Yeah dont get thay either.​@slimmdogg420

[@bloodsweatnbass8918]

How to find potholes in the marsh while on the water?

[@StevenDrexler84]

When did you start fishing another yak? I thought you were in an outback.

[@Saltstrong]

Just recently!