The ONE Redfish Pattern That Works in Every State

You’re chasing redfish…

And every shoreline starts to look the same.

Grass.

Open lanes.

Random pockets.

But here’s the deal…

There’s one pattern that works just about anywhere redfish roam.

Texas…

Florida…

Louisiana…

Even the Carolinas.

And if you know what to look for…

You can find fish fast… even in water you’ve never seen before.

Watch below to see exactly how to find and fish these redfish zones

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Key Takeaways:

  • Redfish follow predictable feeding patterns across all regions
  • Marsh drains act like a conveyor belt of food
  • The last part of an outgoing tide is often the best window
  • Starting too close can push fish out before you ever cast
  • Simple lure choices and retrieves get the job done

Final Thoughts

Redfish aren’t random.

They’re predictable… if you know what to look for.

And this is one of those patterns you can lean on…

Just about anywhere they swim.

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Erich Allen
2 days ago

Great info Pat. Thanks

Tom Henschel
3 days ago

Thanks Pat…you always pack a lot of info in your vids!

Jay Hilliard
5 days ago

Good information! I love incoming tides usually but now looking forward to trying this new technique on outgoing.

James Wilson
5 days ago

Thanks Pat can’t wait to do this looks like a great place to fish

John Ellingson
11 days ago

Can’t wait to get into a small boat and onto one of these drains! I love the simple approach.

Gary Hauptmann
11 days ago

Thanks you confirmed my approach to chasing red fish

Paul
12 days ago

Pat. I like it. You just keep it as simple as possible.

Leroy Imler
12 days ago

Thanks Pat for sharing your successful approach. Great presentation.

Derryk Allen
12 days ago

Thanks for the tips!

Kristin Hamil
13 days ago

Great tips Pat! As you know, we don’t really have tidal influence in the Indian River and most of Mosquito Lagoon. However, it would seem our culverts would function in a similar manner after the rains, right?

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