I fish the Ashley and western edges of harbor and I’m wondering if there is something wrong with the normal population of 1 and 2 year old red drum. In my last 7 trips, 27 of 29 reds were well overslot and six were over 30 inches. Is anyone else seeing this ?
For me, thats the best kinda of trips because I don’t eat no meat without feet 
, but for real, thats a good problem to have. My catches have all over the spectrum though, so I donno really what to tell you. Relish in it while you can 
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It’s the blue devil hat, don’t lose it
I remember when my little boilermakers were catching fish like that
Cherish every moment
I’m seeing the same thing you are
Except I’m not seeing as many of the big ones
I’m thinking it’s because the game wardens are not checking anyone at Bushy Park
They may check for a license or life jacket but don’t look for illegal fish
awesome!!!
Still early for them smaller fish to pop out the hideaway creeks. Too much food to swim away from to become potential porpoise toys
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Noticed that too in the Wando. Lots of over slot but not many young ones. Tried a few spots that usually hold slot reds but didn’t catch a single one. Wonder if it has anything to do with the past freeze?