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    Cool Red fish

    Hey, I'm new to the forum but been fishing most my life, a little pier and surf when I get the chance on vacation.. I will be down for a week after next week and was wondering are the reds running good right now and if so what bait are you guys using.. I'd like a little insight from you guys so I'll have a good chance when I get down there lol.. thanks in advance

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    Yes, day/night.
    Fresh Shrimp, cut mullet, fresh live or cut Pinfish, Croaker, Hardtail.
    Ragnar Benson:
    Never, under any circumstances, ever become a refugee.
    Die if you must, but die on your home turf with your face to the wind, not in some stinking hellhole 2,000 kilometers away, among people you neither know nor care about.

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    And, if a school of bull reds runs through, anything you throw at them will catch them (and there will probably jacks mixed in with the reds, so be ready for a fight)

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    Awesome.. I'm used to fighting reds, speck, drum, and what not.. haven't had me a jack yet though lol.. what time are they usually running in morning and night.. I'm excited been a year or so (way to long) since I had a good fish fight, bass around my area don't equate to good salt water fishing
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    Hemingway said it very well, "When they come, they come."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Salty_life View Post
    what time are they usually running in morning and night
    There's no particular time that they run...I've seen them run anywhere from early morning to late at night and everywhere in between. Just be looking out for the school busting on the the surface and start casting...you can probably throw a bare hook in and catch them

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    Wow. That's all, just WOW.

 

 

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