The morning marsh flood tide is a redfish feeding frenzy. As water rises over the grass flats, redfish push deep into the marsh to chase bait and crustaceans. The key is finding areas with good tidal flow—creek channels and marsh points where water moves consistently. A gold spoon or live shrimp under a popping cork produces consistently. We caught 20 reds last week, with the biggest pushing 30 inches.
March 5, 2026
Morning Marsh Redfish Pattern
Redfish push into the marsh as the tide floods. Here is how to find them.
