Aaaaaannd day 5!
It has been an eventful string of trips with these boys. As always, I can’t wait for the next ones.

Today we didn’t find any big trout, but some solid 3# fish, along with a couple nice flounder. Our top baits were DSL’s chicken of the c, purpatraitor, and purple reign. We managed a few bites on dirty tequila and magic grass. All our fish were caught on windward banks in thigh deep water.

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Day 3 and 4 of 5, started before the sun came up wading over oyster shell. With 5 guys we did 2 pack drop offs on small reefs, that way we all had room to fish the right zone. From the moment we hoped out, we had fish hitting DSL’s chicken of the c and purpinator.

With the wind staying low all day, we stayed on the shell and was able to consistently catch fish throughout the day. The only thing that changed was our bait selection. As the clouds burned of magic grass and chicken of the c were the better baits.

Today we planned to go to the jetties. Unfortunately with the strong SE winds it over took the currents, and for me, I have never been successful at the jetties for bulls without a current. We still had a lot of fun sharing stories, and ooh yeah missing one bite! Lol.

Tomorrow we are setting our sites on wading, and trying to use the approaching front to find one or two big trout. Whatever happens, I know we will have a ball doing it.

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It was a pretty consistent bite before sunrise, there were some smalls mixed in, but the better fish were 17-19”. Then shortly after sunrise we started playing musical chairs with the thunderstorms. Finally settling in on a windward bank of sand/grass for some redfish action!

The trout on the shell this morning wanted strawberry wine and chicken of the c. Redfish were after dirty tequila and spicey pumpkinseed.

We got some good fronts coming later in the weekend and early next week. Hopefully it will drop our tides, and cool the waters back off. If this will happen I know the fishing pattern will become a little more predictable throughout the day.

Give us a call for November availability, whether its wading or sight casting.

Capt. Nathan Beabout
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Fun day with repeat clients, taking advantage of cooler water temps to find better trout.

We didn’t get many bites today, but as Mike McBride would say, we were in the right zipcode. All our fish were released today. DSL’s Strawberry Wine, Super Natural, and Spicey Pumpkinseed in the super models fooled our 3.5-5# trout.

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Another fun day with this repeat group. They chose to battle the big bull reds at the POC jetties. They caught reds to 48” today, and all fish were released in great shape!

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Windward banks under the right conditions, with major/minor feeds can produce big fish! As was the case this morning during the cool front. She was released healthy to fight another day.

Capt. Nathan Beabout
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Capt. Nathan Beabout

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Another great day with beautiful redfish chasin’ weather! Reds were found today working sand shelves next to 3/4 foot of water.

We had to throw a few baits at em to figure out what they wanted. DSL’s candy apple, and Buggs Lures worked good early when they were crawling on the bars. Then they wanted the crazy mullet as the day heated up and the fell off the edges.

Capt. Nathan Beabout

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