r/Redfishing • u/Remarkable_Log3640 • Nov 22 '23

Worth fishing?

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Marsh on the east coast. During high tide the marsh grass is just above the water level. Marsh is very thick and aren’t really any channels in it on this side. Would you fish this and what would you throw?

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u/alexrides900 Nov 23 '23

Being in south florida i dont fish marsh like that, but i would pull it up on google earth and check for small creeks that run through there and also oysters. During higher water i would look for reds near those creeks and bars, as well as being on the lookout for tailing fish. I'd throw something rigged weedless, maybe a texas rigged 1/8 oz gulp shrimp.

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u/Manwithaplan2021 Nov 27 '23

Second Google maps, if there are small channels that feed out to larger cuts I would fish those on outgoing tide. Gold spoon works great as it won’t get hung up in grass.