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TOP THREE FISHING LURES FOR REDFISH

May 2, 2018 Jazmin Grady Fishing

Redfish is a really interesting group of maritime species that is often in the
crosshair of fishermen. The same is true for both veterans and novices alike –
there is something hugely rewarding and challenging when it comes to going after
redfish. This species is well known for its huge schools that can sometimes be
found in different regions of USA, Australia and the Caribbean. At the same
time, they have a reputation among fishermen that they are easy prey. For some,
throwing any kind of lure at one of their schools is more than enough to catch
some incredible specimens. However, the reality is that many go on redfish trips
and come back empty-handed. 

This is even more clear for those fishermen who have very little experience with
redfish and still think of it as an easy catch. For those who are wiser, the
truth is self-evident – redfish, like any animal in the wild, is something that
is geared to survive. All of these creatures come with many instincts and senses
that allow them to avoid danger and threats. Because of this, the more
experienced fishermen will first ask themselves what lures are good for redfish
and then embark on a fishing trip. For them and anyone who shares their outlook,
here is an overview of the top three lures that have proven themselves to be a
great choice for catching redfish.

Shrimp from Soft Plastic

Shrimp is not an animal that is often associated with lures. Most of these come
in the form of other small fish or they might be completely mechanical in their
appearance like spinner lures for example. However, a shrimp lure made out of
soft plastic looks exactly like its real-life model. For redfish, it is one of
the best alternatives because this lure works on their habit of eating these
small creatures. Most come in sizes of 3 to 4 inches and weigh up to half an
ounce. There are many colour schemes that can be used and so far, most catches
come with white, brown and grass-green ones. This is especially true down the
Atlantic coast of the US and its southern tip, as well as the Gulf of Mexico.

Redfish Spoon Lure

Spoon is a general all-time favourite lure for basically any fish and this
species is no different. Its glittering and moving spoon part is a great magnet
for fish attention and redfish mostly does the same. In all environments, the
half-ounce variation provides the best results. These are further enhanced with
long casts that have a longer reel time, never going faster than an easy medium
retrieve. With its signature flash of light, redfish simply cannot resist it.

Twitch bait Lure

Twitch baits and bass fly fishing lures make sure that the redfish see them once
they hit the water. A 3-inch and 4-inch versions will do wonders in shallow
waters with sandy bottoms. Here, most frequently used colors are root beer and
gold, both of which can be seen clearly over the white and yellowish colors of
the sand. Redfish will mostly attack this type of lure on greater depths, so
those alternatives that sink almost to the bottom will provide the best results.

With one of these lures, any fisherman can really make sure that their redfish
fishing trip ends up being a stellar success.


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