23 thoughts on “How to Catch Redfish 3 Different Ways #fishing #redfish #inshorefishing #surffishing”

  1. @josephcarter6972 says:

    What is the main reason why you cannot harvest or keep redfish around Merritt Island?n Is it because of the chemicals from the space center or is it something else I know there is plenty of redfish, but why can you not eat them only in this area of Florida everywhere else in Florida, you can harvest them.

  2. @bturner1967 says:

    I have a light tackle Penn Spinfisher VII 2500 I like to use. I tie a 1.0 circle hook directly onto my 20lb braid with a small split shot about 18” above the hook. I hook up a live shrimp and cast onto a sand flat next to a grass bed. If I feel something bumping my bait I will move the shrimp lightly about 1 crank. If that doesn’t work, I will use a Fishing Mortician rig with live shrimp. That rig never fails to get some attention from big redfish. Best of luck to everyone!

  3. @evolevixx says:

    I Bottom fish with shrimp or squid and use a 1 ounce weight with a Carolina rig. Let it sink to the bottom and then just wait, don't even jig it. A big red will pick it up. I caught a 40 inch red last night doing that

  4. @davidcoleman6211 says:

    When you catch them with the pretty blueish edge on the tail and fins, they are eating crabs, so adjust your bait choices. Live bait is always the best, but because of limits, the challenge of lures is more fun. Reds survive catch and release far better than trout.

  5. @averys_countrylife says:

    I was fishing in this little saltwater pond with little redfish(2 and 3 pounders) in it. I was using a little spinner on an ultra light rod with 4 lb test when the big guy decided to bite, he was probably 20lbs. My reel stood NO CHANCE😂

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