Year-round, low tide fishing is our approach, essential for visually locating our target before casting. With a focus on being the hunters of fishing, we pole the skiff over mud flats, around oyster bars, and near grass banks where redfish seek food. Precision is key; we assess their direction and present the fly within their visibility range.

Throughout most of the year, redfish are often solitary or in small groups, offering diverse chances. As seasons shift, water clarity changes. Fall to winter yields exceptionally clear water, ideal for sight casting. During this period, redfish form larger schools of 10 to 200 fish, allowing skilled anglers to select targets strategically from the school's periphery.