Redfish flat fotos

[capt_gordon]

So you get there three hours before high tide and this is what it looks like and this is who you see:
http://www.geocities.com/capt_gordon/plovermud.JPG
That's a little plover doing it's thing.

http://www.geocities.com/capt_gordon/herongrass.JPG
Here's a white heron; it would not let me get very close.

http://www.geocities.com/capt_gordon/ibisgrass.JPG
Here is what it looks like a couple hours later.

http://www.geocities.com/capt_gordon/grassflood.JPG
Can you see the fish?

http://www.geocities.com/capt_gordon/tailtip.JPG
Can you see the fish now?

[capt.jc]

Very cool Gordon Can you actually pull them out of that thick cover?

[capt_gordon]

The thick cover is not actually a deterrent to landing them. They run to the open areas and you keep your rod tip high so the grass doesn't collect on the line. The thick grass IS a deterrent to presenting your fly and makes it very difficult.

[SeanC]

Are those pictures taken in the copahee sound out of charleston sc?

Just Curious,

Sean

[capt_gordon]

Morehead City, NC.:fishing2: