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Red fish trip
Wanting to go red fishing this year possibly the fall. Is there a best month to go? If so, where? And any lodging available?
thank you!
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Sept - Oct - Nov for the big oversize redfish.... after every bad front. That rough water brings em in. I win bull red division in numerous tournaments every year.
But when conditions are right we can target them year round. Don't go within a couple days of full moon or on the new moon.
Let me know i can get you on my calendar and we go light em around Galveston/Freeport.
Can go after slot reds anyday.
Im no help for Louisiana.....
Last edited by SGrem; 05-11-2025 at 11:00 PM.
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I forget that things we take for granted, other people want!! I can go out pretty much any day in “my backyard” and catch redfish whenever….. they’re not quite as easy as they used to be but it’s a cycle… couple years ago, I’d bet my life I’d catch a limit of reds in 30 minutes 10 minutes from the house…. Now you gotta kinda work a little harder.. drought 2 summers ago hurt everything around here…it’s bouncing back tho..
Venice is where you want to go… hopedale a close second.. Lafitte would be next..
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Venice, cocodrie, and dularge. In that order. They each have lodging and guide services. Venice and dularge you can also catch bass.
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If you are coming down here in the fall, Venice is #1. The spring/summer months open up a few more options with different ways to catch them.
Speaking for lower Terrebonne......March - August they are dirt shallow and can be caught sight fishing with topwater and plastics. Still a few shallow in September, but 90+ degree water temps will push some out deep and scatter them around. Oct - February they are concentrated in deeper holes due to low water and post-frontal conditions. If you are an accurate caster, my suggestion would be shallow water sight fishing, May-July. If you are a novice and would rather bottom fish with live bait, a good guide can put you on fish 12 months out of the year.
Cocodrie, lower Terrebonne parish has the best brackish water, shallow marsh for sight fishing in spring/summer months.... in my opinion. Probably because I grew up there and know it well. Anthony Kyzar with Cajun Hunting and Fishing charters 985-870-5909 is a great choice for lower Terrebonne. He knows the shallow game and most guides do not. Hopedale, Delacroix area has similar terrain and I am positive there is someone in the area who knows how to sight fish.