I suspect some of the bigger reds are ones that have moved in following bait. This is my first year doing this, always hear about the great shrimp migration out of the marsh in October, but we sure haven't seen any significant amount of shrimp thus far this year.
Avon "skin so soft". You can mail me a cigar as a thank you!
Brown to white….. white being the yearling shrimp
Yes, posted another thread with another trip this past Sunday. Caught a lot of reds, just a handful if shirt trout
When stationed at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah, GA, I reported my first day for PT, and started getting eaten alive by the gnats. Girl gave me some SSS, I looked at her kind of silly at first thinking I was being punked, but that stuffed worked great, kept spray bottles of it everywhere.
We prob saw 25 reds or so last trip 3d ago. All were feeding on young blue crabs or baitballs of tiny 1in minnows. Just haven't been able to find big schools of shrimp (and more importantly, the trout feeding on them!)
didnt work for me years ago. didnt work for mosquitoes either. can you still buy that stuff.
It won't work for mosquitos. It's an oil based product that only gets rid of the sand gnats.
The real big ones are normally along the coast this time of year eating pogies. Especially after a cold front, the front pushes the bait outside the coast and the reds will be out there in the birds. Pre-front, fish just inside.
