stickandstring96
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Hmmm that is interesting. Might have to fish the mid day ebb instead...
Historically speaking, the peak of the fall Redfish run for Tybee is normally around the third weekend of October. So, your chances are good.
Tides. My experience in catching Redfish from the surf is the water just has to be moving, either outgoing or incoming. At the top and bottom of the tide when the water is slack the fish have a harder time locating your bait.
Time of day. I have got them at all times of the day and all times of the night. I don't think it matters much. You know, they eat when they are hungry and they don't have a watch.
Location. They run in groups up and down the beach and beach front. If you wait long enough, they will find you. If your lucky they will be in the spot you choose fish, if not, gotta wait for them.
Don't over think it just go fish and enjoy the day.
Historically speaking, the peak of the fall Redfish run for Tybee is normally around the third weekend of October. So, your chances are good.
Tides. My experience in catching Redfish from the surf is the water just has to be moving, either outgoing or incoming. At the top and bottom of the tide when the water is slack the fish have a harder time locating your bait.
Time of day. I have got them at all times of the day and all times of the night. I don't think it matters much. You know, they eat when they are hungry and they don't have a watch.
Location. They run in groups up and down the beach and beach front. If you wait long enough, they will find you. If your lucky they will be in the spot you choose fish, if not, gotta wait for them.
Don't over think it just go fish and enjoy the day.