In this video I came across something that I have never encountered after years of fishing in this spot. Probably about 45 to 80 yards from the small rock jetty that I was fishing off of for snook, I noticed some massive fish cruising on the surface occasionally coming up and smashing a free swimming pass crab off of the surface in the strong, out-going current. At first I wasn't sure what they were until I got a good look at one of them as it went fully out of the water to eat a pass crab and realized they were big, bull dog redfish. A fellow snook fishermen next to me got a good strike from one of them using a zara spook jr. topwater lure so I decided to quickly swim and run back up to my tackle box, tie on the same lure, head back to the rocks and throw that topwater as far out as I could to reach them. Once I started casting that topwater lure out their, it did not take me long to hook into a big red. after I fight the fish, land him, un-hook and release him, other redfish were still out their eating the pass crabs off the surface in full force so I quickly got back out on the rocks and started casting again, allowing me to catch another big red before they slowy spread out and moved on.