Redfish heavy weight t-shirt, 100% cotton pre-shrunk jersey, 185 gsm, seamless double-needle collar, taped neck and shoulders, twin needle sleeve and bottom hems, quarter-turned to eliminate center creases.

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Redfish Description:

Known as a fish that will not quit, Redfish can be absolute brutes.

And as such, they have become one of the most sought after fish in the shallows of Florida.

Since their protection in the mid 1980's Redfish numbers have proliferated and are especially abundant and large on the east central Florida coastline.

Redfish have a coppery bronze color with a tinge of red; color will vary depending on water clarity.

Normally Redfish have one spot on the base of their tails but often there are several or many spots.

Redfish are one of America's most popular inshore saltwater fish species.

Weighing up to almost one hundred pounds and colored bright red according to there environment, redfish are one of Florida's most dependable shallow water game fish.

Redfish hav several different names or aliases depending on what part of the country you are from.

They are called channel bass in the Carolinas, and simply redfish or puppy drum, red drum all over the south east.

Where Redfish are found:

East Central Florida boasts some of the best inshore and estuary fishing for Redfish in the world.

Florida Redfish are renowned for both quantity and quality.

They are found in the lagoon systems all around the coast of Florida and some are even found offshore.

This species is often found feeding in less than one foot of water while foraging for crustaceans, fish and small mollusks.

Often they are in such shallow water that you can see their tales and backs protruding from the water, hence the term "tailing redfish". 

Florida Record Redfish: 51 lbs., 8 oz.