I had Tim and Jeff in the boat today who came with a group of guys that Captain Al Keller had put together. We had an East Cape Caimen day with Al just getting his new Caimen two weeks ago, the fish didn’t have a chance. The water was high and dirty in most places today on the Louisiana marsh from all the rain and south winds we got from the front that just came through. The redfish weren’t in their normal haunts and had pushed way back into the duck ponds that normally dont have much water in them. We still managed to find gin clear water and plenty of redfish were caught on fly. Al and I are both back at it again tomorrow on the search for some 40″ redfish. Tight Lines!
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Fishing Louisiana, Fishing Report, fly fishing | admin | 
October 24, 2009 9:54 pm | 
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Incredible Louisiana Marsh Redfishing, another great day on the water with Clayton and Mack. We went out with high expectations from the day before and with the beautiful weather that was called for; winds 5-10 and tons of sun. We stayed on the inside today to fish for the fat pond redfish. We pulled up to the first marsh point and we were greeted with a school of 25 red fish sitting in a cut and ready to eat or flies. Mack was first up and landed a nice 9 pound red drum and while he was hooked up other reds were following his fish. I yelled to Clayton to get his rod out and when he stripped enough line off the real he threw his crab fly in and was hooked up with one of the three double headers we had today. The redfish were happy and ready to feed, many of the fish we had to dig the fly out of their crushers. The redfish averaged 7-9 pounds and for those of you who don’t know about Louisiana redfishing, these 9 pound fish were only 26″, super fat. The big fish of the day was a nice 12 lb slob and we ended the day one upping our previous day, 28 redfish on fly, all sight fishing. Another epic day of redfishing in the Louisiana marsh. Tight Lines!
Pair of redfish on fly
Redfish on crab fly.
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Fishing Report, fly fishing | admin | October 19, 2009 9:25 pm | Comments Off
I fished today with Clayton and Mack. We were out on the water by 7:30am and looked forward to having great weather with tons of sun. The water was super clean in the Louisiana marsh today and the redfish were crawling all around the boat. Both Clayton and Mack came to fly fish and they played paper rock scissors to see who got up on the bow first. The fish were tailing, backing and pushing down the shoreline on a true feed. Both the guys were throwing crab flies and the fish we’re pounding them as soon as they hit the water. We landed 17 redfish by lunchtime and ended with 27 fish over all including one Gar. The Louisiana redfish were averaging 6-8 pounds and the big fish of the day was a nice 10 pounder. This was a great day on the water with two awesome anglers. The fall redfishing is on fire right now and is only going to get better. I have both of these guys again tomorrow and we are going to look for some 40″ redfish. Tight lines!
Red fishing is on fire and is only going to get better! On the water the past two days fighting the wind but the fish were still chewing the bottom off the boat off and acting the way only Louisiana redfish act.I will be fishing for the next 6 days.
Check out a few pictures of recent charters.
Redfish on fly.
Another fat redfish.
Redfish caught while fly fishing.
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Fishing Louisiana, Fishing Report, fly fishing, Redfishing | admin | October 16, 2009 4:58 pm | Comments Off
Welcome to Fly Water Expedition’s Journal. On these pages we will share our fishing Expeditions.
Previous to getting our online reports going we had some great redfish charters!
Sept. 30th we landed 10 on fly with Dave Smith from Ohio. Had a blast on the water. Redfish were following stingrays in gin clear water. Easy prey everytime we got shots at them in that situation.
Nice redfish on fly
Guided redfish
Sept 27th we put a dozen fat reds in the boat on fly even with overcast conditions and dodging rain storms all day. I Had a great day on the water with Todd and Mike from Alabama.
Check out this big jack!
And another big one
Big red being released.
another redfish release.
Had a blast today with William from Destin, Florida. Great weather, lots of fish in gin clear water. We landed 13 redfish on fly with the biggest fish weighing 9 lbs. We saw some 15 lb pond pumpkins but couldn’t get them to eat. Big suprise of the day was a school of big jacks from 25-35 lbs crashing schools of small redfish. We landed one that weighed 24 1/2 pounds on the boga. He was spitting up 12-14″ redfish when he got close to the boat.
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