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Pin Fish
      
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| I am new to the area. I have a 18 foot center console/bay boat that I can fish any where in the bay, I usually use the ramp in boggy bayou. I have been out several times in the bay and I am having trouble finding redfish. I am looking for any help you are willing to give whether that be areas to try , techniques, bait, anything that might put me on some redfish. Thanks in advance for you help.
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Sailfish
      
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Might be able to help you out. Do you have room for one more?
"Fish Like You're Hungry!""Eat More Fish!" 
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Ruby Red Lip
      
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Claw i have fished that bay a bit, i used to live on eglin and launch from thier. i had my best times early in morning or at night (night being better) around the coast guard jetties and around the Destin bridge. I would also try going out of the pass (if its calm kind of scary at night) and make a right at the west jetty. fish that jetty towards the end and hold on. We caught eight redfish thier one night and a couple of black tips. all of the redfish were way over size limit but they were fun. Hope this helps. OH one more thing , in october these spots will be REALLY good.
"Im just another beer drinker with a fishing problem"
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Trigger
      
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the last time I fished under midbay bridge I caught a keeper red on a bull minnow. That was about a month ago. Theres a lot of grassflats and points(white point)to fish where you should catch a red also.
ENJOY THE RIDE
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Ruby Red Lip
      
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Try the grass flats behind Range 22 on Eglin. Schools of reds move across the flats late in the afternoon. Use a sidewinder.
  
Fair Winds and Following Seas
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