It's a sight. The commotion they make can be seen a half mile away when they're busting mullet up against the shallows. The manatees are back. We've been on a few large schools of Redfish but most of our fishing has been for singles or small groups of fish. Sight casting has been good.
Reds are in a feeding mode and some are working tight to the shoreline aggressively.
Most of the Reds have been between 4 and 10 lbs. We've had a lot Redfish moments but an 11 pounder caught by Sandie Burger of McCaysville, Georgia stands out. She sight casted to the Red in 9 inches of water. When that fish took off on it's first run, it laid over a bit and we watched it rip 75 yards of line straight out, reflecting its coppery scales in the mid morning sun. If your a fly fisher stretch your line.