Redfish moving into the Bay
Snook are very active in the Bay and Capt. Dylan Hubbard says if you can find the mullet you can find the redfish who are following the schools and picking off the shrimp and small bait fish that are scared away from the grass by the mullet. Pompano are also very active along our beaches, beach fishing piers, and around the passes and channels of the area
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