Orlando Fishing fall report for Orlando Florida and Central Florida. Orlando Florida fishing in the fall means Redfish and Sea Trout with an occasional Black Drum mixed in. The weather is finally changing here in Central Florida and that brings on all fishing on the flats. The redfish and sea trout move up on to the flats forging for shrimp and small crabs. When they come up on to the flats looking for crustaceans being bottom feeders their prey sits under the grass in sand. When a red fish finds a crab he instantly buries his nose down into the sand scurrying around trying to pin down the food and eat it. When this happens you have to remember that it’s only about 10 to 12 in of water up on top of the flat so when the red fish goes to find that crab as he starts to bury his nose rummaging for the shrimp or crab his tail inadvertently pops up out of the water and basically waves at us from afar. We refer to this as tailing redfish. Not only does it call you in telling you its location but enlightens the soul as you see the fish from a distance which intern gets the heart racing and starts to create the adventure. As you close in on the fish you make a perfect cast debate lens effortlessly next to the red fish and Kabam fish on.
