Just a bit out of curiosity. What’s your favorite way to redfish? Do you prefer to troll/pole/float with the tide or anchor? Flats or the bigger waters?
We prefer to either troll or pole around.
Just curious that’s all
I love to sight fish them on the flats but I also love soaking bait deep for the big boys in the summer and fall. Never tried trolling for them but I will have to give it a try… Would paddle tails on jig heads be the best choice?
Connor Malark
You got it. Yeah the flats are our friends too
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Yeah that’s what I’ve had luck with. Or little curly tail minnows work sometimes.
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What is “the Code”?
If your on facebook check out “respect the fish” and read and it will explain. It is a company based out of Fl and just trying to spread the word about them.
Keep your lines tight and remember. Respect the fish and your fellow fisherman. Know the Code.
WE RESPECT KNOWLEDGE AND PLEDGE TO:
Fish with an in-depth knowledge of the species we pursue and the fisheries we utilize.
Understand and employ sustainable fishing techniques and gear, even if it challenges us.
Understand and follow local customs and practices associated with the fisheries we utilize.
Be aware of our fishing skills and equipment limitations and continually strive to improve them.
WE RESPECT OTHER ANGLERS AND OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS AND PLEDGE TO:
Share the waters equally with others whether they are fishing or engaging in other outdoor activities.
Never compete, interfere with, or encroach upon other anglers while they are in pursuit of fish.
WE RESPECT THE RESOURCE AND PLEDGE TO:
Obey all applicable laws and regulations. Obtain appropriate tags and licenses. Obey harvest and possession limits.
Adhere to honorable behavior beyond the scope of law and in a way that will not compromise long-term integrity of the fish populations or habitat.
Limit unnecessary advantages in our pursuit and never employ unethical fishing methods or gear.
Obtain permission from landowners and never trespass on private lands or waters.
Never spill or dump gasoline, oil or other pollutants on land or into the water.
Never leave trash behind.
WE RESPECT THE FUTURE AND PLEDGE TO:
Never abuse, monopolize or privatize our public resources.
Share the attitudes, skills and principles essential to fair chase pursuit of fish.
Foster and nurture ethical, respectful and honorable behavior in young or beginner anglers.
Share this ?code? with other anglers.
WE RESPECT THE FISH AND PLEDGE TO:
Do all in our power to ensure the healthy release of fish not intended for consumption.
Harvest only the fish needed for consumption.
Properly handle harvested fish to avoid waste.
Practice and promote the spirit and principles of fair chase, and insist angling companions do likewise.
Keep your lines tight and remember. Respect the fish and your fellow fisherman. Know the Code.
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Originally posted by RapchizzleWhat is “the Code”?
Thanks. I wondered too
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Originally posted by onthewaterWE RESPECT KNOWLEDGE AND PLEDGE TO:
Fish with an in-depth knowledge of the species we pursue and the fisheries we utilize.
Understand and employ sustainable fishing techniques and gear, even if it challenges us.
Understand and follow local customs and practices associated with the fisheries we utilize.
Be aware of our fishing skills and equipment limitations and continually strive to improve them.
WE RESPECT OTHER ANGLERS AND OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS AND PLEDGE TO:Share the waters equally with others whether they are fishing or engaging in other outdoor activities.
Never compete, interfere with, or encroach upon other anglers while they are in pursuit of fish.
WE RESPECT THE RESOURCE AND PLEDGE TO:Obey all applicable laws and regulations. Obtain appropriate tags and licenses. Obey harvest and possession limits.
Adhere to honorable behavior beyond the scope of law and in a way that will not compromise long-term integrity of the fish populations or habitat.
Limit unnecessary advantages in our pursuit and never employ unethical fishing methods or gear.
Obtain permission from landowners and never trespass on private lands or waters.
Never spill or dump gasoline, oil or other pollutants on land or into the water.
Never leave trash behind.
WE RESPECT THE FUTURE AND PLEDGE TO:Never abuse, monopolize or privatize our public resources.
Share the attitudes, skills and principles essential to fair chase pursuit of fish.
Foster and nurture ethical, respectful and honorable behavior in young or beginner anglers.
Share this ?code? with other anglers.
WE RESPECT THE FISH AND PLEDGE TO:Do all in our power to ensure the healthy release of fish not intended for consumption.
Harvest only the fish needed for consumption.
Properly handle harvested fish to avoid waste.
Practice and promote the spirit and principles of fair chase, and ins
Wading with the fly rod.
Always wanted to do that henny…one of these days i will
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That’s cool rapchizzle. Everyone’s entitled to their own opinions. Just like what they are about…nit about being cool. Cool doesn’t keep sustainable fishing…respecting and doing the right thing does
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oh he knows a ‘little’ about sustainable. and fishing.
I have to admit, I’ve never seen so many people, anywhere, so “anti” when it comes to people having t-shirts, stickers, hats or what have you, of vendors of products they use/buy/support. Granted, the only sticker I have on anything I own is on my truck and it’s a McClellanville boat ramp access sticker but I just don’t understand the haters when it comes to people that do have these things. If someone wants to wear a hat or t-shirt or put a sticker on their truck that says “I only catch small fish,” that’s their business, and theirs alone. If someone wants to wrap their entire truck in a Fish Skinz, again, that’s their business and no one else’s. I guess the adage of “haters gonna hate” holds true in every walk of life.
Earn it everyday
If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace.
Upon further review, I have a tackle box that has a ALX fishing rods sticker on it. Oh the horror…
Earn it everyday
If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace.
Oh no archer haha. Jk. I dont know what some peoples deals are either. I agree with ya…haters going hate. They hate us bc they aint us haha.
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I have more of the respect the fish stickers they gave me to pass out btw if interested
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Well it depends on the size of Red fish I’m going after, schooling fish with small live bait like shrimp and mud minnows can be a lot of fast action, but big live baits on the bottom with a slip weight and circle hooks produce the fish that make me get out the measuring tape. I never caught a red fish out the 20’s using artificial but I like to catch bait so a good 95% of the time I’m using live or fresh bait.
BOATLESS
I haven’t done and live bait fishing in awhile…been getting use to these artificial …just started using them a year and a half ago.
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I love to cast but have a bad sholder now. and anchor and fish cut bait in a hole on a curve in the creek.