Nautilus CCF-X2 Fly Reel – The Nautilus CCF-X2 features a stout, saltwater safe, disc drag system that is built to withstand the stress of hard fighting species.The more opportunities you have, the higher you chance of catching one. It got my large 1/0 sized fly out as quickly as I possibly could. This rod served me very well while fishing top water flies for aggressively feeding redfish. The NRX+ provides the power, line speed, and loop stability expected from modern fast-action rods, without compromising “feel” and finesse in the short game. G Loomis NRX + Salt – With a primary focus of maximizing versatility, these adaptable actions improve angler capability and expand tactical opportunity in difficult fishing situations.If you are looking to get into saltwater fishing in general, without breaking the bank, at its price point and even against higher end rods, I believe it is one of the best saltwater rods you can have in your quiver. It has a powerful tip section that drives the casting load down to more robust lower sections, making it easier to fire these quick efficient casts and helping the angler make the most of their finite opportunities. Sage Maverick – The Sage Maverick has been designed with quick shots and pulling power in mind.This is the rod I use when I am fishing for spookier fish in the Mosquito Lagoon area. This improves the coefficient of energy of the completed rod sections, resulting in rods that load quickly and generate wind-cutting line speed and casting distance with less effort. Thomas and Thomas Sextant Saltwater Rod – Sextant rods are constructed with a unique reinforcement strategy that enhances strength and recovery properties of high-performance unidirectional fibers.For the ones that are aggressive and ready to eat: a rod that will get your fly in front of it’s face as quickly as possible. For the easily spooked fish: a rod that can produce a gentle presentation with nice control. My favorite rods to use are one of two styles. You will also require a 10wt or larger for the large bulls that cruise the shore of the beach and the ones that Brooke has cut her teeth on in Louisiana. The most used rod wt is going to be the 8wt for juvenile and average sized redfish. Their diet consists of oysters, shellfish, fish, and invertebrates. During spawning season, redfish use special muscles rubbing against their air bladder to produce a “drumming” sound for which they are named. Spawning season is from about August through December, in passes, inlets and lagoon estuaries around the state. Prodigious spawners that produce tens of millions of eggs. When juvenile reds grow to about 30 inches in length, they make the move from inshore habitat to near shore. In winter, redfish are found in seagrass, over muddy or sand bottoms, or near oyster bars or spring fed creeks. The Florida record being 52lbs and the world record being just over 94lbs! They inhabit Coastal waters. Those fish are a an almost required picture. You may even be able to catch one with no spot. Often, they have one or more dark, ocellated spots at the base of their tail. They are a copper-bronze fish with a lighter belly. From mangrove lined west side bays covered in massive seagrass meadows, to the expansive east side sand flats, the Lower Laguna Madre offers the best fly fishing for redfish the Texas coast has to offer.Redfish is a nickname for the Red Drum. In addition to fly fishing for redfish, the Lower Laguna Madre provides a unique chance to sight cast for very large speckled seatrout. Bordered to the west by Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife refuge, the 825,000 acre King Ranch, the 173,000 acre Jaboncillos division of the Kenedy Ranch, and the Padre Island National seashore to the east, the Lower Laguna Madre enjoys a landscape uninhibited by development. Furthermore, it is home to about 75% of the seagrass on the Texas coast, which keeps the water extremely clear for the Texas gulf coast. The entire Lower Laguna Madre averages only 2-3 feet in depth, while most of our fly fishing occurs in water calf deep or less. Located at the very southern tip of Texas, it runs from South Padre Island to the land cut. The Lower Laguna Madre is a shallow, hyper-saline lagoon perfectly suited for fly fishing.
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