The protected, clear waters of the lagoon are also a great place to do some sight fishing, and if you are interested in catching a big red on a fly this spot is a great option because you’ll be able to see the fish tailing and moving in the clear, shallow, protected waters. The big draw to this area is that you can find reds on the grassy flats year-round, and while tactics and locations may change throughout the year there’s a good chance that regardless of the season you’ll have luck catching red drum here. There is also no end to the redfish season in Florida. Mosquito Lagoon is located near Titusville, Florida and it is one of the absolute best redfish destinations in the country. These rich waters are a great place to catch your Inshore Slam - flounder, black drum, speckled trout, and red drum - all in a single day. The Outer Banks region is also home to plenty of shallow channels and lagoons where inshore fishing opportunities abound. The Outer Banks is home to some really huge reds and the area consistently produces record-class fish. The areas where you find low tide flats and high tide grass in close proximity are likely to hold lots of reds. They are usually oyster beds that allow the fish access to grass beds where they will feed at high tide. You’ll want to concentrate on finding the flats where reds congregate at low tide. The waters around Hilton Head are a great place to add to your fishing itinerary. Whether you plan a trip to target these fish specifically or add-on to a family trip you’ll love chasing these elusive gamefish.īut where should you concentrate your efforts? Here are six great redfish destinations where the action is red-hot: Hilton Head Harbor/Fripp Island, South Carolinaįishing for big reds is a Lowcountry tradition. Blackened, baked, or grilled, reds make for excellent table fare. Additionally, red drum is one of the most delicious fish you can catch.
Every time you’re trolling the backwaters of some brackish lagoon and spot that tail, the rush is on. Once you’ve hooked on to a big redfish you’ll never be the same.Īfter that, you’ll be forever searching for the ripple of rushing baitfish.
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