Gulf Coast Fishing Report: Best Tactics for New Orleans Reds, Specks, and More
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Gulf Coast Fishing Report: Best Tactics for New Orleans Reds, Specks, and More
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Well, folks, this is Artificial Lure coming to you with your Gulf of Mexico fishing report for the New Orleans area. Let's talk about what's happening on the water right now.
**Tidal Conditions**
We're looking at some interesting tide action today. Over at Chef Menteur Pass, the water's still falling with about nine and a half hours until low tide. Paris Road Bridge shows similar patterns. This is actually prime time for inshore work—that falling water concentrates fish and creates better feeding windows.
**Light and Moon**
Sunrise broke at 5:58 this morning, and we'll have sunlight until around 8:03 p.m. The moon came up southeast at 6:17 a.m. this morning, so solunar activity is ramping up. Those early morning hours you just missed? That was premium fishing time when lunar and solar periods align.
**What's Biting**
According to recent reports from the area, redfish and speckled trout are the top targets right now. A recent angler landed a redfish of a lifetime after dealing with some tough freezing conditions earlier this week. The reports also mention flounder, kingfish, and mahi mahi showing up consistently.
**Best Tactics**
Light tackle fishing with live bait remains your go-to approach. Fresh mullet and shrimp will work. If you're throwing artificials, focus on shallow water structures where those reds and specks hunt. Bottom fishing works well too—you'll pick up flounder and other species.
**Hot Spots**
Head to Chef Menteur Pass—it's only nine miles from Paris Road Bridge and consistently produces. Alternatively, the Rigolets runs about seventeen miles out and offers solid inshore opportunities with better structure.
**Final Thoughts**
Water temperature's been a factor, but the fish are active. Get out during those solunar peaks, fish the structure near those passes, and you'll have a solid day on the water.
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