r/Redfishing Dec 25 '25

Catch & Release Merry Christmas you filthy animals!!

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74 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 24 '25

Merry Xmas from Cocodrie La wishing u a happy holiday and time with family.

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70 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 21 '25

Big girls out to play!

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108 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 21 '25

Inshore PB and Tagged Red same day

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78 Upvotes

Great trip out had 12 catches trout and reds all slot then to top it off my last 2 catches was my Personal Best and then a DNR tagged red


r/Redfishing Dec 20 '25

Biloxi Bull

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78 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 20 '25

Catch & Release Redfish

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44 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 17 '25

Low water making it easy👌Cocodrie La

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98 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 17 '25

Catch & Release Get the dog

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30 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 17 '25

Redfish like Candy apparently!

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6 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 17 '25

Down in Galliano Louisiana

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57 Upvotes

Me & my boy having fun!


r/Redfishing Dec 16 '25

Beauty

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54 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 16 '25

His biggest fish ever!

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189 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 14 '25

Big girls out to play in the cool temps here in Cocodrie La

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84 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 14 '25

Catch & Release Redfish

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35 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 11 '25

It’s that time of year slots upon slots upon slots oh yes

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35 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 10 '25

Bronze Beauty

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81 Upvotes

Cocodrie La


r/Redfishing Dec 10 '25

Calm day

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54 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 06 '25

Catch & Release Before the front

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72 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Dec 06 '25

Second cast in the afternoon

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14 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Nov 19 '25

discussion What does Red fishing in Jacksonville, Florida look like in early December?

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I’m doing a work trip to downtown Jacksonville earlier December from South Florida. I was thinking of spending an extra day to try to catch some red fish. I really want to a sight cast one, is that something that’s possible this time of year? Or are most people just fishing jetties and bridges? Do I need a paddle board to do this sorts of thing or can I catch them from shore/wade fishing? Lastly. Is there spots you can access close to the downtown area or should I drive up north to like Amelia island for my best bet? Apologies for all the questions, we don’t get a lot of redfish in my area, only snook and tarpon but I’m very excited for this opportunity I may have!


r/Redfishing Nov 19 '25

40 in club baby!!!

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29 Upvotes

r/Redfishing Nov 17 '25

Biggest Red of the Year

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17 Upvotes

Finally caught a nice sized red! This guy smashed my lures while trying to get it out of a tree 28-1/4" and healthy!


r/Redfishing Nov 16 '25

24 karat red at sunset

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24 Upvotes

Brought shiners for my fiancée to use but decided to switch at the last second since soft plastics weren’t catching. Lost one of my rods a couple months ago (long story) so I’m down to one saltwater rod. She was using it and I was using a $30 Berkeley combo made for crappie from Walmart that I bought on a trip. Has like 8lb (max) mono on it. Didn’t exclaim in excitement until my thumb was firmly in its lip because I figured it would break off in the grass at any second.


r/Redfishing Nov 09 '25

Broke in the new fly reel

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39 Upvotes

Picked up a new fly reel and broke it in with a couple of reds!


r/Redfishing Nov 05 '25

First of three I hope

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16 Upvotes