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PanamaYak
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Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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Location: C.C. TX
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 Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2020 8:27 pm Post subject: Reds in the surf |
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Whilst enjoying some good rum, good cigars and great conversation with an old surfer/fisherman friend of mine this evening, the question "which direction do a majority of the migrating redfish go after getting into the GoM" was posed. After some interesting discussion and totally unscientific theories, we both settled on this answer: they follow the southbound migrating mullet.
So, sans the rum and cigars, I pose the same question to the members of this board. What say ye, board?
BTW, the PINS surf cam shows conditions that are mighty tempting for a visit and some fishing tomorrow.
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Tyler
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Got south of Bob Hall at the crack of around 7pm last night and missed the red bite. Zep and Rachel got two and a nice spanish mack. The mosquito bite at dark was insane!
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lifeaquatic
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My totally unscientific theory would be the reds migrate out deeper just because I've caught some oversize reds at the deeper rigs in state waters. But, I like the idea they follow the food train because I definitely migrate from the couch to the refrigerator in the same way 
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SeanHHH
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Location: San Antonio
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| Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2020 8:23 pm Post subject: |
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| Plus, south means warmer water, no? |
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