Found 'em on the negative low tide.

JW_YakAngler

I knew it was going to be a negative low tide, but was shocked to see the flats I normally can fish on low tide completely dry. I called an audible and headed for a creek mouth and found redfish stacked up.
https://youtu.be/hj9ZO9cgSh0

Kayak_Pete

Very nice Jake, thanks for sharing

John McKroid

Nice Catches!  I have always heard that low tides are good on the flats because they trap all the fish in smaller areas of water.  Your video seems to confirm that

JW_YakAngler

John McKroid said:

Nice Catches!  I have always heard that low tides are good on the flats because they trap all the fish in smaller areas of water.  Your video seems to confirm that

Yep, plus us kayakers pretty much have the flats to ourselves on low tides.

kellercl

Low tide is easier fishing.  Find a deep pocket and go to town.  

pond725

good job, I love choko but they closed the area I usually go to for pelican nesting think I might try Flamingo or just maybe go to estero bay

Kayak_Pete

Where do you launch @ Estero Bay?

JW_YakAngler

Kayak_Pete said:

Where do you launch @ Estero Bay?

My preferred spot is across the road from the dark beach on Lovers Key(east side of the road).

Kayak_Pete

THX Jake !  I'll have to check that out.

JW_YakAngler

Unfortunately, last time I was there, so was the red tide.