Had a chance to catch the falling tide with some buddies yesterday morning and land three nice reds before the water got too skinny and had to leave the fish biting.
Seth landed a nice slot fish on a mud minnow underneath a Propel drink bottle. It was pretty awesome to see the spot-tail drag the entire bottle under, then tear off into the grass. I hate to admit this was his idea, but I offered moral support so that's probably why it worked.
The water was pretty muddy off Folly River, but live bait was the ticket and we got off the river before thunderstorms let loose.
The new July/August issue of Tideline Magazine has hit all the racks along the South Carolina coast, from Hilton Head, up to Myrtle Beach. Here's where you can pick up a free issue:
Had a chance to catch the falling tide with some buddies yesterday morning and land three nice reds before the water got too skinny and had to leave the fish biting.
I don't have to bum inshore fishing or booze cruising rides anymore. Scout 153 Sport II.
Capt. John Irwin of Fly Right Charters here in Charleston, S.C. is the man. Went out with him in the winter of 2009 and we laid into a school of about 200 fat, hungry reds. Here's another story I wrote for SImply Fishing Magazine.com last fall where Irwin really breaks it down on how to catch redfish year round, on the fly or spinning rod.
