The October Spawning Schools where in full force this fall when the weather was cooperative. Â On the calm day’s these mature Bull Redfish were perfectly relaxed and seen fining the surface in large groups. Â This behavior is allot of fun to witness and sight fish to. Â On the other hand the weather has been a bit off this fall so far. Â Lot’s of easterly high MPH winds that drive water into the marsh. Â With the extra water depth in the fishery the Redfish can be harder to see as they have more area to hide themselves. Â Shorelines you would expect to see fish pushing water on had 2 extra feet of water over them so the Redfish were to low to make a push or show fins above the surface. Â October is historically an awesome month to be hear for Fly Fishing, but this season has proved to be quite tough. Â It has been unseasonably warm as well which does not allow the waters of the marsh to cool resulting in clear water. Â We do have a week long cold front starting in 2 day’s. Â Our first significant cold front of the season so that will really help with the water clarity. Â With all the points against us we still managed to have some great days here this October and boated some truly big Redfish on most day’s. Â This fishery truly provides great Fly Fishing for Bull Redfish. Â Looking forward to this upcoming cold front and the rest of the season!
Captain Doug Henderson























