Fall & Winter Redfish Trips can be some of the most exciting fly fishing along the Texas Coast.

The summer crowds slowly disappear when schools starts again. On overcast and slightly windy days, schools of redfish begin working shorelines to crush mullet and shrimp with reckless abandon. What remains are mostly serious fisherman who are content to accept whatever the weather throws at them. We know most days will end up golden no matter what! despite the harshest of weather, large pods of redfish begin herding and crushing mullet while the tides drop. Shrimp also begin moving once a few cold fronts hit. The redfish sweep along shorelines over and over popping the shrimp right out of the water. As the water temps take a good chill from the night air the pigs will move over muddy bottoms presenting real strategic challenges.