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Beautiful Reds!

September 15, 2025 Folly Beach 4 photos
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Trip Summary

It's Fall and the Redfish aren't quite abundant! We're catching large quantities of slot reds between 15-23 inches along with a bunch of over slot bull reds up to 42 inches long! Outgoing and incoming tides with the best bite 3hrs before to after "low tide"!
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Michael Yount
Folly-beach, South Carolina, United States
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