Red October: Tales of the Gulf Coast’s Fall Fishing Season
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RED OCTOBER: TALES OF THE GULF COAST’S FALL FISHING SEASON
Come October, the Gulf turns a shade of silver-blue that’s hard to describe and impossible to forget. The breeze shifts from south to north, the bait runs thick through Perdido Pass, and every friend with a boat starts trading text messages before dawn: “They’re biting at the jetties.”
It’s what locals call Red October — that sweet stretch when the bull reds school up and the fall bite hits its stride from Terry Cove to Bayou St. John. The water cools, the air sharpens, and conversations around the marina turn from summer crowds to tide charts and tackle talk.
The Gulf in Her Autumn Mood
Neighbors often tell me October is their favorite time to be on the water —…
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