JoeZ

I hope to hell poor Bill (the guy who asked a simple question) got an answer out of all this.

Bill,

If I had to catch a slot red -- life depended on it -- right now, tomorrow whenever ..... well, I'd be screwed so nevermind.

Chris Phillips

<P class=MsoNormal style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas:contacts" /><st1:GivenName w:st="on">Bill</st1:GivenName>,<P class=MsoNormal style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt">Since we totally derailed your thread and you are really trying to learn! Call me (255-7288), I?ll take you fishing, my boat and my gas! I know ?just a taste? about catching redfish?<P class=MsoNormal style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o><P class=MsoNormal style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><st1:GivenName w:st="on">Chris</st1:GivenName>

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JoeZ

Ha! Go back to B.R.

John B.

bump it up just a taste!!!

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Bay Pirate

Hi Chad, Not sure that we disagree on this.......don' think I said you couldn't catch fish this time of year,I think I said it's more challenging. The "mid-day sun over mud bottom" is something I picked up at a seminar a couple of years ago. The guy was a real good fisherman, and is known to wear hot red pants often times.

The methodI suggestedfor the poster, Bill, worked for me last week on a short 2.5/hr trip ramp to ramp, looked like redfish, fought like redfish, is it a redfish, here's a pic? 6 slots, 3 shorts!<P align=center><P align=center><P align=left>According to reports I read from the FWC, redfish stop eating somewhere around 50d,I think, and start to die off somewhere in the 40d area. So it stands to reason that the bite would slow as temps drop towards 50d.<P align=left>Sorry for the commotion Bill, and happy fishing!

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Wharf Rat

I understand completely what BP is trying to say as well as you other guys, b/c well, ya'll are really trying to say the same thing. BP is just gearing hiswords of experienceto the average everyday fisherman on the forum, like Bill. I have noadvice b/c I suck at fishing whether it's cold or warm. It ain't gonna stop me from trying and it ain't gonna stop me from having adecent boat and nicegear...even if I do look stupid while I'm using it.

The technique becomes a little bit more difficult for the general run of the mill fisherman...someone who only gets out there on occasion. For all you professionals that make a living out of it, sure, it may be muchbetter fishing. I mean, look at what you all are saying - super shallow, super slow, long casts,can't hardly feel the bite - seems to me that type of fishing would be a little difficult for the novice fisherman, that's all that BP is saying.

And, I would like in on the contest as well, but while all you professionals have a fishing contest, us novice fisherman can have a drinking contest. That's something I can give a little advice on.

Flounderpounder

LOL! Warf Rat, let's team up. Yeah they can probably outfish us with their eyes closed, but let's see if they can match us shot for shot! Heck, by the end of the day, we might be outfishing them!

:shedevil

Brad King

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think we as inshore anglers may have taking the title away from the peir rats.:doh

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MAXWELL

Hey BPwhy do you removeyour previous post?

captwesrozier

JOE Z calling you out!!!!!

go to http://www.pensacolafishingforum.com...31552-2-1.aspx

and read!

tight lines and great fishing adventures!