Cool Water fish???

[fishinfool]

Ok folks. I have been reading and reading as well as fishing lots the past month. I am no closer to finding fish today as I was a month ago. It seems as the water temp went below 65 the Trout and Reds went somewhere. I have tried all my usual flats. I have tried the creeks east and west of Palmetto Island. I have had a couple of Reds look at a spoon but that is as close as I have come to catching a fish.
I really don't want to jump in someone else's holes. I would just like to get some direction as where I should go to look for fish, tactics. lures, etc... I am really hoping to catch a fish this weekend as I am starting to suffer withdrawals. Thanks for any info you can provide.
FF

[FUTCHCAIRO]

CUT YOUR PRESENTATION DOWN ABOUT 1/2 THE SPEED YOU HAVE BEEN USING. REDS AND TROUT SHOULD BE UP THE EAST RIVER. WHEN YOU GO OUT THE CANAL AT THE LIGHTHOUSE TAKE A RIGHT AND FOLLOW THE GRASS LINE BACK INTO EAST RIVER, I JUST USE MY TROLLIN MOTOR BACK IN THERE, MANY, MANY OYSTER BARS. BEST TO GO IN AND BACK OUT WITHIN ONE HOUR BEFORE AND AFTER HIGH TIDE.
PA THE OLD MAN

[fishinfool]

Thanks Pa. I can use all the help I can get.
FF

[Jumptrout51]

Take Pa's 1/2 speed suggestion and cut it in 1/2 again.
Use suspending baits like the Mirrolure Catch 2000.
Soft jerk bait barely moving along the bottom.
Shrimp on a small cork,barely twitch it occasionally.
You are fishing in the right places.
Fish slow and be patient.

[Talltails]

Call me, Jim. I know where they're at

[Jumptrout51]

Call me, Jim. I know where they're at

PPPFFFTTT!!! Obviously on MY holes.

[Talltails]

PPPFFFTTT!!! Obviously on MY holes.

I knew I'd catch somebody with that. We all gotta fish one way or another