Today's trip started off a little chilly as we waited for the sun to climb. With the passing cold front, our tides have dropped to normal levels. This is a very welcome sight because now trout and reds will start to congregate back in there normal areas. Many of my favorite spots to wade were simply to deep until this front. On the sight casting trip it helped to funnel reds out of the secluded ponds and puddles, and pushed them into creeks and larger lakes with relatively deeper shorelines. From what we saw today many fish were traveling in small groups of 3-6, not many singles. When we pulled it off right, we were able to get a few double hook-ups. We saw a couple solid trout while searching for reds, but they spooked long before we could make a cast. All in all it was a great day and I know the winter is going to host some of the best fishing we have seen in a few years. Come on down and join me for a day of sight casting if the conditions are favorable, or some good wading. All our fish today were caught on Bugg Lures in red/white and blue crab.

Awesome post. Thanks for sharing.

That tower has to make a HUGE difference!

with a good pair of sunglasses and being on the 6ft tower (eye level of almost 12ft), yes to see reds cruising around the flats very easy. it is a lot of fun, and something to experience. you will surely run the trolling motor batteries dead.