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Fishing report from Seth L. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Seth here.

    Trouts and reds are biting
    Trouts and reds are biting
    Trouts and reds are biting
    Trouts and reds are biting
    Trouts and reds are biting

Fishing report from Michael K. in Destin, Florida.

    Captain Mike: South Padre Fishing Report. The bay fishing is on right now and should only get better throughout the next month. The shrimp and baitfish are migrating into our bay system and the fish are actively hunting them. The speckled trout and redfish are on the move looking for easy meals. This is in my opinion one of the best times of the year to target speckled trout with artificial baits and live baits. Typically the high spring winds will start to die off towards the end of May and early June. This weather combined with the influx of the spring bait migration leads to some good fishing. It's a great time to introduce the kids to some fishing action. Schools of black drum should also magically show up soon. My schedule is filling up for summer so you may want to pick some dates.

Fishing report from Robbie B. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Robbie here.

Fishing report from Richie R. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Richie here.

Fishing report from Kent P. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Kent here.

Fishing report from Katie A. in Destin, Florida.

Fishing report from Christian D. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Christian here.

Fishing report from Alex H. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Alex here.

Fishing report from Cliff A. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Cliff here.

Fishing report from Jason M. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Jason here.

Fishing report from Matthew C. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Matthew here.

Fishing report from Alex S. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Alex here.

Fishing report from Robert F. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Robert here.

Fishing report from Kent P. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Kent here.

Fishing report from Alex S. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Alex here.

    This spring fishing has started off to a good start. Water temperatures range from the high 50s to the low 70s depending on the weather week to week. Once water temperatures stabilize the bite should be more consistent. Spanish mackerel have been found inshore and outside of the pass; easily targeted on a four hour trip trolling and using live bait, incoming tides seem to be producing greater numbers of Spanish mackerel. Offshore, triggerfish have been very active. Several keeper size triggerfish have been caught. The Vermilion snapper bite has began to become very consistent, and their table fair is unmatched; limiting out has been a common trend on 6-8hr charters. Several Gag grouper have been caught and safely released. The Gulf is coming alive and this season is shaping up to be one for the books.
    This spring fishing has started off to a good start. Water temperatures range from the high 50s to the low 70s depending on the weather week to week. Once water temperatures stabilize the bite should be more consistent. Spanish mackerel have been found inshore and outside of the pass; easily targeted on a four hour trip trolling and using live bait, incoming tides seem to be producing greater numbers of Spanish mackerel. Offshore, triggerfish have been very active. Several keeper size triggerfish have been caught. The Vermilion snapper bite has began to become very consistent, and their table fair is unmatched; limiting out has been a common trend on 6-8hr charters. Several Gag grouper have been caught and safely released. The Gulf is coming alive and this season is shaping up to be one for the books.

Fishing report from John T. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain John here.

Fishing report from Robert F. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Robert here.

Fishing report from Mike D. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Mike here.

Fishing report from Richie R. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Richie here.

Fishing report from Robbie B. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Robbie here.

    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.
    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.
    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.
    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.
    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.
    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.
    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.
    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.
    Catching pompano on the correct wind direction, some flounders, redfish, and smaller speckled trout with a few keepers. Sheephead are due to show any day.

Fishing report from Alex H. in Destin, Florida.

Fishing report from Jason Y. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Jason here.

Fishing report from Jason M. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Jason here.

Fishing report from Seth L. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Seth here.

Fishing report from Joey S. in Destin, Florida. Book a trip with Captain Joey here.

    Are looking to find out what’s biting right now in Destin, Florida? November offers excellent inshore fishing opportunities. During this time of year, you can expect to catch a variety of fish species, including: 1 Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish are often abundant in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They can be found near oyster beds, grassy flats, and in the passes. 2 Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout): Speckled trout are a popular target for inshore anglers in Destin. They tend to be active during the fall and can be found around grassy areas, channels, and structure. 3 Flounder: Flounder are another common catch in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They are often found around sandy bottoms, ledges, and near the mouths of rivers. 4 Snook: While not as common as some other species, snook can be found in the inshore waters of Florida, including Destin. They prefer warmer waters and can be found near mangroves and inlets. 5 Black Drum: Black drum are often found in the same areas as redfish and can be caught using similar techniques. They are more active in cooler water temperatures. 6 Sheepshead: Sheepshead are often caught around structure like docks, pilings, and jetties. They have strong teeth and are known for their bait-stealing antics. 7 Spanish Mackerel: While Spanish mackerel are more commonly associated with nearshore and offshore fishing, you may encounter them in the inshore waters of Destin, especially around schools of baitfish. 8 Jack Crevalle: These powerful and hard-fighting fish are often encountered in the inshore waters and can
    Are looking to find out what’s biting right now in Destin, Florida? November offers excellent inshore fishing opportunities. During this time of year, you can expect to catch a variety of fish species, including: 1 Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish are often abundant in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They can be found near oyster beds, grassy flats, and in the passes. 2 Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout): Speckled trout are a popular target for inshore anglers in Destin. They tend to be active during the fall and can be found around grassy areas, channels, and structure. 3 Flounder: Flounder are another common catch in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They are often found around sandy bottoms, ledges, and near the mouths of rivers. 4 Snook: While not as common as some other species, snook can be found in the inshore waters of Florida, including Destin. They prefer warmer waters and can be found near mangroves and inlets. 5 Black Drum: Black drum are often found in the same areas as redfish and can be caught using similar techniques. They are more active in cooler water temperatures. 6 Sheepshead: Sheepshead are often caught around structure like docks, pilings, and jetties. They have strong teeth and are known for their bait-stealing antics. 7 Spanish Mackerel: While Spanish mackerel are more commonly associated with nearshore and offshore fishing, you may encounter them in the inshore waters of Destin, especially around schools of baitfish. 8 Jack Crevalle: These powerful and hard-fighting fish are often encountered in the inshore waters and can
    Are looking to find out what’s biting right now in Destin, Florida? November offers excellent inshore fishing opportunities. During this time of year, you can expect to catch a variety of fish species, including: 1 Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish are often abundant in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They can be found near oyster beds, grassy flats, and in the passes. 2 Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout): Speckled trout are a popular target for inshore anglers in Destin. They tend to be active during the fall and can be found around grassy areas, channels, and structure. 3 Flounder: Flounder are another common catch in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They are often found around sandy bottoms, ledges, and near the mouths of rivers. 4 Snook: While not as common as some other species, snook can be found in the inshore waters of Florida, including Destin. They prefer warmer waters and can be found near mangroves and inlets. 5 Black Drum: Black drum are often found in the same areas as redfish and can be caught using similar techniques. They are more active in cooler water temperatures. 6 Sheepshead: Sheepshead are often caught around structure like docks, pilings, and jetties. They have strong teeth and are known for their bait-stealing antics. 7 Spanish Mackerel: While Spanish mackerel are more commonly associated with nearshore and offshore fishing, you may encounter them in the inshore waters of Destin, especially around schools of baitfish. 8 Jack Crevalle: These powerful and hard-fighting fish are often encountered in the inshore waters and can
    Are looking to find out what’s biting right now in Destin, Florida? November offers excellent inshore fishing opportunities. During this time of year, you can expect to catch a variety of fish species, including: 1 Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish are often abundant in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They can be found near oyster beds, grassy flats, and in the passes. 2 Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout): Speckled trout are a popular target for inshore anglers in Destin. They tend to be active during the fall and can be found around grassy areas, channels, and structure. 3 Flounder: Flounder are another common catch in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They are often found around sandy bottoms, ledges, and near the mouths of rivers. 4 Snook: While not as common as some other species, snook can be found in the inshore waters of Florida, including Destin. They prefer warmer waters and can be found near mangroves and inlets. 5 Black Drum: Black drum are often found in the same areas as redfish and can be caught using similar techniques. They are more active in cooler water temperatures. 6 Sheepshead: Sheepshead are often caught around structure like docks, pilings, and jetties. They have strong teeth and are known for their bait-stealing antics. 7 Spanish Mackerel: While Spanish mackerel are more commonly associated with nearshore and offshore fishing, you may encounter them in the inshore waters of Destin, especially around schools of baitfish. 8 Jack Crevalle: These powerful and hard-fighting fish are often encountered in the inshore waters and can
    Are looking to find out what’s biting right now in Destin, Florida? November offers excellent inshore fishing opportunities. During this time of year, you can expect to catch a variety of fish species, including: 1 Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish are often abundant in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They can be found near oyster beds, grassy flats, and in the passes. 2 Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout): Speckled trout are a popular target for inshore anglers in Destin. They tend to be active during the fall and can be found around grassy areas, channels, and structure. 3 Flounder: Flounder are another common catch in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They are often found around sandy bottoms, ledges, and near the mouths of rivers. 4 Snook: While not as common as some other species, snook can be found in the inshore waters of Florida, including Destin. They prefer warmer waters and can be found near mangroves and inlets. 5 Black Drum: Black drum are often found in the same areas as redfish and can be caught using similar techniques. They are more active in cooler water temperatures. 6 Sheepshead: Sheepshead are often caught around structure like docks, pilings, and jetties. They have strong teeth and are known for their bait-stealing antics. 7 Spanish Mackerel: While Spanish mackerel are more commonly associated with nearshore and offshore fishing, you may encounter them in the inshore waters of Destin, especially around schools of baitfish. 8 Jack Crevalle: These powerful and hard-fighting fish are often encountered in the inshore waters and can
    Are looking to find out what’s biting right now in Destin, Florida? November offers excellent inshore fishing opportunities. During this time of year, you can expect to catch a variety of fish species, including: 1 Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish are often abundant in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They can be found near oyster beds, grassy flats, and in the passes. 2 Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout): Speckled trout are a popular target for inshore anglers in Destin. They tend to be active during the fall and can be found around grassy areas, channels, and structure. 3 Flounder: Flounder are another common catch in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They are often found around sandy bottoms, ledges, and near the mouths of rivers. 4 Snook: While not as common as some other species, snook can be found in the inshore waters of Florida, including Destin. They prefer warmer waters and can be found near mangroves and inlets. 5 Black Drum: Black drum are often found in the same areas as redfish and can be caught using similar techniques. They are more active in cooler water temperatures. 6 Sheepshead: Sheepshead are often caught around structure like docks, pilings, and jetties. They have strong teeth and are known for their bait-stealing antics. 7 Spanish Mackerel: While Spanish mackerel are more commonly associated with nearshore and offshore fishing, you may encounter them in the inshore waters of Destin, especially around schools of baitfish. 8 Jack Crevalle: These powerful and hard-fighting fish are often encountered in the inshore waters and can
    Are looking to find out what’s biting right now in Destin, Florida? November offers excellent inshore fishing opportunities. During this time of year, you can expect to catch a variety of fish species, including: 1 Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish are often abundant in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They can be found near oyster beds, grassy flats, and in the passes. 2 Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout): Speckled trout are a popular target for inshore anglers in Destin. They tend to be active during the fall and can be found around grassy areas, channels, and structure. 3 Flounder: Flounder are another common catch in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They are often found around sandy bottoms, ledges, and near the mouths of rivers. 4 Snook: While not as common as some other species, snook can be found in the inshore waters of Florida, including Destin. They prefer warmer waters and can be found near mangroves and inlets. 5 Black Drum: Black drum are often found in the same areas as redfish and can be caught using similar techniques. They are more active in cooler water temperatures. 6 Sheepshead: Sheepshead are often caught around structure like docks, pilings, and jetties. They have strong teeth and are known for their bait-stealing antics. 7 Spanish Mackerel: While Spanish mackerel are more commonly associated with nearshore and offshore fishing, you may encounter them in the inshore waters of Destin, especially around schools of baitfish. 8 Jack Crevalle: These powerful and hard-fighting fish are often encountered in the inshore waters and can
    Are looking to find out what’s biting right now in Destin, Florida? November offers excellent inshore fishing opportunities. During this time of year, you can expect to catch a variety of fish species, including: 1 Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish are often abundant in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They can be found near oyster beds, grassy flats, and in the passes. 2 Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout): Speckled trout are a popular target for inshore anglers in Destin. They tend to be active during the fall and can be found around grassy areas, channels, and structure. 3 Flounder: Flounder are another common catch in the inshore waters of Destin during October. They are often found around sandy bottoms, ledges, and near the mouths of rivers. 4 Snook: While not as common as some other species, snook can be found in the inshore waters of Florida, including Destin. They prefer warmer waters and can be found near mangroves and inlets. 5 Black Drum: Black drum are often found in the same areas as redfish and can be caught using similar techniques. They are more active in cooler water temperatures. 6 Sheepshead: Sheepshead are often caught around structure like docks, pilings, and jetties. They have strong teeth and are known for their bait-stealing antics. 7 Spanish Mackerel: While Spanish mackerel are more commonly associated with nearshore and offshore fishing, you may encounter them in the inshore waters of Destin, especially around schools of baitfish. 8 Jack Crevalle: These powerful and hard-fighting fish are often encountered in the inshore waters and can
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