it’s finally starting to feel like fall outside.
had our first real cold front on the coast.
we’re starting to have more two tide days, where you have high tide in the middle of the night between 3-4 am. then it drops all morning until 3-4 pm with that being said,
the high tides over sea level will have the fish tighter to the shoreline as they chase shrimp and smaller baitfish through and near the grass of the shore. smaller profile baits like a down south lure tend to shine at these time.
I’ve been noticing there is a smaller feeding window with fish feeding early. starting at sunrise and the bite dying down around 10:30ish. so try to get out there early if you can. as always thanks for watching and good luck. 🤙🏼