I was disappointed that we didn’t catch a single yellow edge grouper or barrel fish but I guess there’s always next time!
I only have one picture right now but I’ll add a few more later.
I was disappointed that we didn’t catch a single yellow edge grouper or barrel fish but I guess there’s always next time!
I only have one picture right now but I’ll add a few more later.
A few kings are showing up offshore. It seemed like it was about to get really good for kings and then it slowed down when the water dirty’d up a little.
The weather report is 1 to 2 feet for the next week so now is a great time to get out if you get a chance!
We had an encounter with a hungry bull shark yesterday (Picture below)
Today I ran into a school of bull reds twice. The first time was around the middle of the day when I was returning to the Beach Marina after my first trip, and the second time was when I was returning after my second trip about 6pm. We caught some both times. They are coming up to the top of the water around the EPA station on Pensacola Beach. The first time they were a little north west of the EPA and the second time they were north of it.
Had the pleasure of being invited to Cobia fish aboard the HEBE out of Destin Sunday. She is a gorgeous 45′ G&S and was a blast to fish from. We had a slow day going 3-8 but it was a great time watching Dawna and Jenny smoke these fish!!!
Holy Fog batman!!! Can you say socked in?? Saturday I was booked by some of Dawnas’ childhood friends from Tampa, Paul and Scott Fritz. They were looking for a fun day of fishing and were really excited about a shot at a Cobia!! We left Shoreline Launch at around 0800 in near white out conditions. We decided to start out throwing topwaters early for trout and reds and let the fog burn off for a while.
Within a dozen casts we had boated Trout and Redfish, the fish seemed to be hanging tight to schools of mullet in about a 1 foot to 1 1/2 foot of water. Locate the mullet, locate the redfish. This was a really solid pattern that has been working for me all season. Shortly there after, the fog lifted slightly so we eased towards the North Rocks in the Pass. As expected we quickly began to throw Sheepies in the cooler. The spawn is close to over so the fish are running a bit smaller and biting a little less aggressively, but they are still biting none the less.
After the fog lifted we bolted into the Gulf and began a long slow day of Cobia fishing. We spotted one fish and it refused to eat our live Eel. This put a very somber note on what started out to be a banner day!! Thats the breaks though, if you swing for the fences you sometimes strike out! None the less a great day on the water with another great story to tell!
………………………..see you out there
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