The Fishing Line
by Capt. Billy Pipkin
Cool Down with Hot Fishing
The past few summers have brought above average water temperatures to the region. As we slip into October, cooler evenings have dropped the water down to a more reasonable 70 degrees from August highs in the mid-80s. With cooler weather, we can look forward to hot action on redfish, trout, rock and more. The best action will be in-shore during October but by early November the gates will open with strong migration and heavy feeding throughout the bay.
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The Fishing Line
Fishing for Size? September Matters
One may question if size really matters. Most fishermen would unequivocally answer, “of course!”
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