This text provides a guide to catching redfish in Louisiana during the winter months. It emphasizes the importance of finding warmer water pockets, such as those near structures absorbing solar heat, and utilizing slower-moving baits. The article highlights that redfish are less active in cold water but will feed opportunistically. Specific fishing techniques, including using popping corks and jig heads with live or artificial bait, are recommended. The optimal fishing times are also discussed, suggesting warmer periods of the day, typically after the morning, are best. Finally, observing diving brown pelicans is suggested as an indicator of potential feeding areas for redfish.
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