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Fishing report from Christopher O. in Little River, South Carolina

    At the 15 mile ledges, there are plenty of red snapper and grouper, with a few keeper Seabass though the sharks have also moved in. These fish have been caught on Carolina Rigs and grouper rigs with pogies or cut bait. If you don’t have live bait, you can also use grubs- fishbites or gulp brand work the best. At 3 mile reef, there is still Spanish, bluefish , weakfish with some flounder moving in on the bottom. Most of the bluefish and Spanish are coming off of peanut pogies or spoons. The flounder and weakfish are caught off of white and chartreuse baits on the bottom. On the jetties there’s some larger trout, sheepshead and redfish tied to the rocks, along with Spanish. Most of the redfish have been along the bottom in the rocks with the trout and sheepshead being tight on the rocks. You can use a fiddler on a hook for the sheepshead or a live shrimp or artificial for the trout. While you’re fishing the rocks, you can toss a rig out for Spanish- any spoon that resembles a glass minnow will work perfect. In the back water creeks, there are still some redfish, holding in some of the deeper pockets, along with some black drum mixed in.as you get out of those creeks on some of the oyster beds. There’s been a good push of some smaller trout with some bigger ones mixed in. Most of the trout have been coming off live shrimp with the slip cork while the black drum and redfish in the holes have been eating cut shrimp or mullet or mudminnow on the Carolina rig or Jig head on the bottom. Along the ICW there as been a good amount of trout with some redfish and black drum. M

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

    Recent 6 hour trips. The Gags were released unharmed. We still have a really good vermillion snapper bite. Still some triggers around lots of red snapper catch and released. Spanish mackerel are biting early in the mornings.
    Recent 6 hour trips. The Gags were released unharmed. We still have a really good vermillion snapper bite. Still some triggers around lots of red snapper catch and released. Spanish mackerel are biting early in the mornings.

Fishing report from Dan C. in Bay Pines, Florida Book a trip with Captain Dan here.

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

Fishing report from Will B. in Panama City Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Will here.

    Running angling trips out of Panama City Beach, we're ready to take you on a fishing adventure full of tight lines and memories you’ll never forget! Capt. Will will go above and beyond so that you have a fun day full of fishing. Fishing techniques involve light tackle, heavy tackle, bottom fishing, trolling, and spinning, all to get you on the best bite. Trips range from 3 to 8-hour trips where Captain Will puts you on whatever the best fishing for that time of year and weather conditions permit. Your fishing trip starts on a 22' Sea Hunt boat that can safely take up to 4 anglers. This boat features an ice box and a wireless trolling motor. This is a children-friendly charter, and the captain offers special 3-hour trips for kids. You're welcome to bring the little ones and let them experience the joy of fishing while learning about the fish species, the ocean, and nature. All the necessary fishing gear is included in the price of your trip. All that's up to you is to use it as best you can. Your trip will include all the necessary fishing licenses for the day. You'll be able to keep any legal species caught during the trip. Book your trip now and hit the water with us!

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

    Wahoo bite is on fire here in Destin!
    Wahoo bite is on fire here in Destin!

Fishing report from Melissa F. in Steinhatchee, Florida Book a trip with Captain Melissa here.

Fishing report from Russell F. in Panama City, Florida Book a trip with Captain Russell here.

Fishing report from Patrick B. in St. Petersburg, Florida

    Sheephead and snapper bite has still been decent.
    Sheephead and snapper bite has still been decent.
    Sheephead and snapper bite has still been decent.

Fishing report from Michael K. in Destin, Florida Book a trip with Captain Michael here.

Fishing report from Scott F. in Holmes Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Scott here.

Fishing report from Jim V. in Clearwater, Florida Book a trip with Captain Jim here.

Fishing report from Taylor W. in Destin, Florida Book a trip with Captain Taylor here.

Fishing report from Eric T. in St. Petersburg, Florida Book a trip with Captain Eric here.

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

Fishing report from Steve H. in Clearwater, Florida Book a trip with Captain Steve here.

    Winter fishing has been fun as we have bottom-fishing on most of our offshore trips. The main catch has been catch-and-release gag groupers, hogfish, mangrove snappers, lane snappers, porgies, and grunts on all of our length trips. These species make for lots of excellent white fish for our captains’ to fillet back at the dock and send home with our customers! We will continue to target these fish until the water warms up and the trolling bite gets hot! Busy spring break in Clearwater Beach is coming, time to book your March and April charters now!

Fishing report from Mark R. in Crystal River, Florida Book a trip with Captain Mark here.

    The bites been a little tough between cold fronts. Having to work a little harder and cover a little more ground throughout the day to fine fish. The month of February will definitely be better as the water is warming up the sheep head are starting to bite the trout are starting to spawn and red fish are starting to stage up on outer islands.
    The bites been a little tough between cold fronts. Having to work a little harder and cover a little more ground throughout the day to fine fish. The month of February will definitely be better as the water is warming up the sheep head are starting to bite the trout are starting to spawn and red fish are starting to stage up on outer islands.

Fishing report from Alex M. in Key Largo, Florida

Fishing report from Justin Z. in Destin, Florida Book a trip with Captain Justin here.

Fishing report from Hank V. in St. Petersburg, Florida Book a trip with Captain Hank here.

    After the record Christmas cold front the water here dropped over 10 degrees in a couple of days. But, the Red Tide dissipated and left cleaner water. The local reefs(and hard bottom areas withing a couple miles) have been best. Lots of Key West Grunts, along with a steady sheepshead bite and occasional Redfish, Flounder and other stuff. The Sheepshead bite should only get better and the Flounder normally start going off as well. Should be a decent start to 2023 in terms of nearshore fishing over here out of Madeira Beach.

Fishing report from Christopher O. in Little River, South Carolina

    The report in the last couple weeks is about the same. Once all the fish get in their winter time pattern it normally lasts until about March depending on the weather.

Fishing report from Jacob M. in Pensacola, Florida Book a trip with Captain Jacob here.

Fishing report from Darius K. in Sarasota, Florida Book a trip with Captain Darius here.

Fishing report from Jim V. in Clearwater, Florida Book a trip with Captain Jim here.

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

    Vermilion snapper bite is still strong. Triggers still in season until 31st December. Catching some Almaco jacks, and of course red snapper are everywhere. We are still running charters until we dry dock for a week or two in January. 6 and 8 hr trips are producing catches of keeper fish. Although the 4 and 5 hr trips are producing lots of fun fish to catch, not as many keepers.
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