Redfish are most active during the early morning and late afternoon to evening hours. Early mornings are great because the water is usually calmer, and redfish are actively feeding before the sun gets too high. Late afternoons to evenings are also productive times as the water cools down, and redfish become more active again. Tides can also play a significant role in redfish feeding patterns, with incoming tides usually being the most productive. During these times, focus on shallow waters near marshes, oyster beds, or grass flats where redfish like to feed. Using live bait such as shrimp, mullet, or crabs can increase your chances of a successful catch during these peak times.

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Live Bait Tides Fishing Times Feeding Patterns Redfish Fishing