Redfish - Popping Cork Rigs with William Toney

Having a redfish popping cork rig and understanding how to utilize it is one of the most fundamental yet effective tools in your redfish or red drum fishing toolkit. The adaptability it offers can be game-changing on certain days. Especially when the weather is windy and tides are strong, a bobber or strike indicator can help maintain your bait in the optimal strike zone.

In this In The Spread fishing video, Capt. William Toney will share his insights on how to make the most of a cork rig. This video is shot on a windy day post a significant storm, with the water levels fluctuating more than usual. Dive deep into the art of free-lining live shrimp using a cork rig for redfish. With his rich heritage as a fourth-generation hunting and fishing guide from Homosassa, Florida, William Toney is a treasure trove of inshore fishing knowledge. Few can claim to understand the inshore saltwater fishing of the nature coast and big bend area of Florida as he does.

• Precision: It enhances the accuracy of free-lining baits.
• Depth Control: Maintain your bait at the desired depth.
• Strike Indicator: The sinking cork indicates a redfish strike.