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• SCFD rtrd. Posts: 1,390 Officer

  December 2011 #2

  I'm not a Red-Fish guru, but I can tell you how I find them. I use my trolling motor and ease over the flats. Pay special attention to sandy pot-holes and prop-scars. They might be a little hard to find after this latest cold front, but if the temps get into the upper 70 or low 80 they will be back on the shallow flats.
  
  When the water is cold and or no water on the flats, they don't have much of a choice but to be in the deeper channels and drop-offs.

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• sk018 Posts: 2,958 Captain

  January 2012 #3

  Gamekilla,
  
  Negative lows will congregate the reds into sandholes, and channel edges right off the flats. A gulp in new penny or natural on a 1/4th oz jighead drug through the sand holes, and along channel edges should produce. Lice shrimpo are an option as well on jighead or freelined. he sheepshead will be in the same areas and will eat up the live shrimp, along with the occasional flounder.

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• Gamekilla Posts: 461 Officer

  January 2012 #4

  Thanks guys, going out to try that today.

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• dbraves8 Posts: 242 Deckhand

  January 2012 #5

  any luck today for you.

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• Gamekilla Posts: 461 Officer

  January 2012 #6

  dbraves8 wrote: »

  any luck today for you.

  
  Check out my report...it's in the fishing report section...

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