
With the tides still running very high the Red fish in the back waters have been a hard bite for me. When the tides are so high the Reds can stay in the grass and gorge themselves with all the food they want. Which means your best bet is to fish them in the flooded grass because when they do have to come out they are usually FULL!
On a trip this past Sunday the 27th of September 28, 2009 we decide to target the Trout and try to find some decent ones…
Float fishing with live shrimp in the river it was hard to fight off the Jacks. I have nothing against catching Jacks because they are such a good fight but we wanted to find a concentration of big Trout.
After fishing several spots we finally found the Trout. They were not thick but we did manage to catch sever fish in the 4 to 5 pound range.
Thanks for a great time Phil.
Capt. James Howard inshore charter fishing Jacksonville Florida
(904)651-9557 www.gofishjax.com
Company: Go Fish Jax
Area Reporting: Jacksonville, North East Florida
Bio: Being a native of Northeast Florida I have enjoyed the excellent fishing and wildlife this area has to offer. I have been fishing the Jacksonville Florida area over 30 years with many a memorable fishing trip starting when I was a kid. We are in between and only minutes away from Amelia Island and St. Augustine, we can enjoy the fishing any direction. From downtown to the mouth of the ocean and all the back water in between.