Need some advise.  I have located some redfish sitting on an oyster bed in 2' of water or less.  I am throwing a cork with Gulp.  I either catch a fish or get hung up half the time.  I am trying to keep my cork and not litter the area with them.  Plus it gets a little spendy at $8 a pop.  I tried using a shorter leader, about a 12", but I could not get bit.  However, my usual longer leader did.  I was thinking of using a lighter leader so I can break it off easier and keep my cork.  Maybe 10-15 lbs.  To light? I am using 20-25 pound Seagar now, just depends on what I grab.  Any ideas on how to solve this problem.  Topwater?  Wake bait?  Cheaper cork?  Please let me know what ideas you have.  Thank you in advance.  

Night Vision:  I love to fish at night, but like most people my age I can not see a night anymore.  My last attempt was a epic failure ending with a boat tow from Boat US. Has anyone used night vision to run there boat at night.  Or, used night vision for anything else that can recommend  a quality manufacturer.  I have found plenty of them online but it looks like you can spend as little or as much as you want on a pair.  Any info is appreciated.  FISHING IS LIFE!

I have wanting to take my boat into Nick's Lake and back through to Salt Lake.  Does anyone have any navigation advice.  Things to watch out for:  shell, to shallow, not worth it and the like.  I don't see much on Navionics to watch out for, except for a shell island as you come into to Nick's.  Nick's looks pretty shallow 2-4 in the middle and Salt Lake 3-5 ft depending on where you are.  Any info is appreciated.  

I was trying to post a video from fishing this past weekend to get y'all's opinion on something and I can't post it.  Is it not possible to post your own video on the site?  I only see how to reference and post AU vids.  Please advise.

Considering getting a a wade fishing trip together for Bluefin Tuna.  Hit me up if interested.  😂https://www.outdoorlife.com/fishing/carolina-tuna-run/

I spend a lot of time on the ICW.  Some barges displace just little bit of water, some displace a ton, and some throw a wake you could surf behind.  Does anyone know a way of telling them apart as they approach?  Thanks in Advance!!