Little Lagoon Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in Little Lagoon
The days are getting shorter, but the fish are gettin bigger! September and October is prime time to hunt big speckled trout and redfish. These fish are in transition and sometimes you really have to hunt them, but when you find them, they're usually big and hungry! Some of the biggest trout can be caught in September and October.
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The stormy weather has had us inshore in calmer water the past few days pre hurricane. But the fall bite has been on fire and is only gonna get better. The nearshore bite is producing some giant bull reds! We got some good weather coming up this weekend, so now is the time to book your trip!
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The fall redfish bite is starting to heat up. The bite will only get better throughout the coming weeks. Also starting to see some flounder which are a very welcomed sight! Flounder have been hard to come by for the last several years and are finally making an appearance again. If cooler temps and bigger fish is your thing, now is your time. Don't miss out and some of the best fishing the Alabama gulf coast has to offer
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Water temperature is falling days are getting shorter and fishing is good!
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red snapper on the offshore and Spanish mackerel on the inshore boat
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Yes sir red snapper on the offshore and Spanish mackerel on the inshore boat
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Fall season for red snapper is in September. Sharks are biting good, Mackerel are showing up, Mahi should be good in the Middle of August and September
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Well snapper season has been busy. We are staying bowed up out there. We are still catching some nice amberjacks, King Mackeral, and snappers. With the full moon and tides, the bite during the day has been challenging. However, there are still lots of fish out there showing up on the fish finder. The challenge to enticing a bite exists. We recommend scaling down on your leader size and floating some live bait out there to entice a nice hookup. If snappers aren't your thing, the sharks have been aggressive and there is a huge potential to hook up on...
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Well the season is finally starting to heat up. Through March and April you can expect a hot sheepshead bite. We have been catching tank sheepshead and redfish regularly fishing structure and the jetties on our inshore areas. The Spanish Mackerel have moved inside to the pass and inner bay areas for a great opportunity to pick them up on an inshore troll.
offshore the fishing has been spectacular with various catches of keeper Triggerfish, vermillion snappers, and seabass. Red snappers are abundant, however, they are catch and release at this time. We have picked up some great catches trolling...
offshore the fishing has been spectacular with various catches of keeper Triggerfish, vermillion snappers, and seabass. Red snappers are abundant, however, they are catch and release at this time. We have picked up some great catches trolling...
offshore the fishing has been spectacular with various catches of keeper Triggerfish, vermillion snappers, and seabass. Red snappers are abundant, however, they are catch and release at this time. We have picked up some great catches trolling baits to include Wahoo, and some heavy fighting amberjacks.
Although the water temps are cooler than normal, when you can find a good temperature break, you can expect some great hookups. As we progress through April, we look forward to warmer water temps and the fish to get more active.
April and May are some of the best times to fish in the Pensacola area as there are numerous opportunities to catch quality offshore action.
No matter what you choose, inshore or offshore, the action is hot and you will enjoy fishing with us!
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Sheepshead are starting to bite. This is February last year. Book your trip before they fill up
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