How To Catch Redfish In A New Area [Fishing Report]
- By: Tony Acevedo
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Do you know how to catch redfish in a new area?
What are the best techniques for fishing in a new area?
If you want to know how to approach fishing a new area for redfish, seatrout, or snook, then check this out!
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How To Catch Redfish
Depending on the time of year, it can be beneficial to wait for the sun to rise a bit and warm up the water before heading out to fish.
This is especially relevant in the winter months because the fish will creep into the shallows after the water has warmed up once the sun has risen.
Additionally, it is smart to look for points, coves, or cuts that may be holding fish.
Points, coves, or cuts are generally areas fish will wait to ambush prey swimming by.
If there is no action close to the shoreline, the fish most likely have pushed out into deeper depths where temperatures will stabilize.
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Equipment Used:
- Slam Shady 2.0
- 3/0 Owner Weighted Twistlock Hook 1/8oz.
- 7’6 Century Weapon Jr. Medium Power Fast Action
- 2500 Shimano Nasci FC
- 10lb PowerPro
- 20lb Berkley Vanish Fluorocarbon
Conclusion
Fishing new areas can be challenging but if you apply the same techniques you know and stay up to date on current trends, you can locate areas that are holding fish.
Be sure to look out for notable areas like points, coves, cuts, or ledges that may hold structure or provide safety for fish to feel comfortable.
Remember, it is always fun to catch fish in the same spot but fish move!!
Try to get out and try new spots to expand your fishing knowledge and find where the fish are!!!
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I’m interested in the type of boat and equipment Tony is fishing from? I would like to upgrade and have an option other than my Hobie kayak.
Thanks in advance, Harvey
Hey Harvey!
I’m using a 15’6 Gheenoe Classic. It has a 15hp Suzuki 4 stroke and a 55lb Minn-Kota Riptide Autopilot trolling motor. I will be putting a video together soon showing a walkthrough of it.
Question: I have this one spot that I fish pretty regularly. It has all the signs of being a good spot. But never had much luck there. Could I be missing something here ?
Hey Joseph!
Often times just because a spot looks good, doesn’t mean it will be good. It could get heavily pressured which will make the bite tough, or the fish just may not be there for some reason. Thats why you don’t want to always go back to thew same spots all the time because a spot may produce really good one day, and then turn completely off the next day.
If there’s one man for the job when it comes to finding out if there’s redfish in an area or not… count on BIG TONY to find ’em! Nice work!
Thanks Wyatt!