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Louisiana redfish are big and plentiful, and they frequent brackish water marshes, coastal creeks and connecting ponds to gorge themselves on baitfish, crabs and shrimp. Here you see the red in the forefront react after getting hooked, 2 others tail as they feed on blue crabs, and another in the background cruises the shallow grass with its back out of the water.

Alex Suescun is a self-taught marine artist and illustrator who grew up in Miami, where he developed his deep love for the outdoors and his passion for fishing, a passion that he managed to turn into a career that spans more than 2 decades. During that time Alex has traveled extensively, chasing after a wide variety of gamefish with a fishing rod and a camera through much of Latin America, the Caribbean, Alaska, and the gulf and south Atlantic states. He has also worn many different hats while compiling an impressive resume that includes a 2-year stint as assistant editor at Saltwater Fly Fishing, 11 years as field editor and columnist for Florida Sportsman, and most recently, senior editor for Salt Water Sportsman, where he's been a...