know where they are doing this every day.....

seen a massive school last year it was every bit of the same size as above... pretty neat

Not nearly as big ..... but here is a picture of schooling Reds in Big Lake. Picture was taken in early Sept. 2010. I should have taken a picture earlier that day. Earlier, the fish schools were a little bigger and more agressive on the surface. Sometimes there were 3 or 4 big schools all feeding at the same time.
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That day, every 10 minutes or so, a school would resurface somewhere in the area and start busting the bait. If the school was too far away, we just waited and another school would come back up closer to us.

Got this email last year. It said Whiskey Island

good lawd =--t-claude

If i ever saw that i would just stand there in amazement ain't no way i could throw a bait

I saw a school of reds on a beach by nmarsh island about 6 years ago like that....huge

Those last pictures are just amazing. I bet that happens more than we think. It would definitely be a site, just like all those tripletail me and JBerg saw 3 weeks ago.

I heard bout that trip...he said yall ran out of icechest space and had to come back in...musta been an awesome trip

I have seen schools of redfish, but never that big, would be an awesome site.

i've seen pic of them in schools like that in lake borgne. not that many though!

those pics are friggin insane.

Man thats cool!
What are they eating like that?

Def reds...tick, tick, tick

haha me and totaldominationilization saw the same thing with the 3tails...crazy cool...

i used to see them school at the lake charles seawall all the time at night pre-rita but not nearly that massive. i think the harrah's lights had something to do with it. they move fast. i'd hear the splashes and fish and catch a couple, then i'd hear them fade away. then i'd wait to hear the splashes again and start fishing.

is that what they call red tide?

seen it like that once before in montegut. we call it "Red tide"

red fish tide.

Seriously, I think red tide ivolves a red algae bloom and is very toxic.

Saw reds like that at the first bridge going to GI two days after a tropical storm.
they were feeding on the storm minnows coming out the flooded marsh.
5 cast 5 fish.

ive seen it like that in turners before.. easy limit of reds it is..