Experience a distinctive method of redfish hunting within a controlled environment. Redfish gather at creek edges, awaiting tides to access prey like crabs, shrimp, and baitfish. Signs of their presence include water movement, surface disturbances, or bottom feeding.

During flood tides, they target crabs, their tails protruding from the water in a behavior called tailing, an exhilarating sight. This approach allows close proximity due to their focus on feeding. Precise casting near their head's direction yields rewarding results, capitalizing on their feeding behavior.