Redfish in the Oyster flats

[@rkfritz1933]

Nice video. You guys always have fun.

[@staugustinesandmanfishing]

Glad you could see it! I wasn’t sure if it would work. Yes the fun doesn’t stop for us. It’s a way of life!

[@kerrycook6357]

Fishing comes with work . Add videos and music to the equation. Thanks for the efforts. Easy to watch..

[@GetOutTheHouseGoFish]

good time on the flats

[@staugustinesandmanfishing]

Quick trip…we left them biting. I’m pretty sure creek mouth low tide inshore fishing is going to be where it’s at! Or deep sea!

[@billbaker3384]

It's cold to me too.l was born and raised in fla.

[@staugustinesandmanfishing]

It was definitely cold compared to the 85 degree weather I was in down south. That video is next!

[@kerrycook6357]

Shallow water produced Redfish length longer than the water is deep.

[@thebeesknees135]

Gettum boys

[@Pedro-n2e5q]

Do they have a kayak launching ramp right there?

[@bestof4227]

There's a dirt road right off the 206 bridge that you can launch from and fish the flats

[@staugustinesandmanfishing]

Green road kayak launch or devils elbow has a launch. There is dirt road on the West Bank of the 206 bridge we use as well. Watch the tide if you leave your truck close to the water.

[@mrdoodiehead1642]

Hey Mike, do you know any info on the tide? Do you prefer incoming or outgoing when fishing oyster beds? I'm escaping the cold of the NC mountains in a couple days (5 deg.!) 🥶 Thanks

[@staugustinesandmanfishing]

Well, we got lucky with the tide we were on. Outgoing however, I think it’s also dependent on the water temp. On an incoming tide water will get cooler causing fish to go deeper or send them more shallow into the creeks. Has to be just right. A foot deep was where we found them. We used Artificial Bait and didn’t even move it. I mean once it hit the water I let the redfish do all the work. No lure movement just a twitch every long once in a while.