We are a 3rd of the way through November now and the fishing has not disappointed. Â The Redfish are starting to to take on some of their wintertime patterns which I love. Â These patterns include breaking out of there schools and spreading throughout the marsh, also sunning up high in the water column (floating.) Louisiana has experienced a few nice cold fronts at this point and we are right in the middle of our third. Â These cold fronts work to keep our coastal waters cool and clear making fly fishing deeper cut’s and basins for the monster Bull Redfish that much easier. Â The Louisiana Marsh water’s are sitting around a temp of 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Â 50 – 66 degrees fahrenheit are the perfect water temps for a clean marsh with Redfish spread out all over it’s shorelines and basins. Â Blue Sky’s are in the forecast and so are Bull Redfish in excess of 25 pounds!
Captain Doug Henderson














