9/17/07

The end of summer and fall marks an important time of year as far as inshore boating goes. Fishing this time of year is excellent for reds, trout and flounder and obviously the shrimping is what many if not most of the boats are heading out on the river for. It has continued to be a good tailing season through the end of the summer and should continue to be that way until somewhere around the beginning of November. After that the reds should be chasing shrimp well for quite some time into December out on the mudflats.

I feel that this fall should produce an excellent trout fishery, do to the fact that most people have had a lot of luck finding large trout throughout the year so far. Flounder have been pretty prolific as well though that is not something I spent as much time targeting I have had a fair amount of them as by product while fishing for trout and reds. The shrimp are thick and should make for a great fishery this year.

I never have as much to write this time of year because the fishing pretty much speaks for itself. Get out there soon so you don't have regrets about not going enough once it gets cold.
Tight Lines, Capt. Tuck Scott

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