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Panama City, Florida Back Water Fishing Report

Capt. Rob Womble
May 21, 2013
Panama City - Saltwater Fishing Report

The inshore fishing in the bay and on the flats has been spectacular. The redfish are back into their normal routine. Topwater plugs are working well for them early in the morning. Target the mouth of bayous and creeks. As the sun gets up we have been switching to a popping cork and a jig or suspending hard bait or a spoon. The trout bite is pretty solid too. If you are targeting reds with topwater plugs, chances are you are going to pick up trout as well. Pretty much any lure you would use for the reds will work for the trout too. The fish are everywhere. Just slow down, take a minute to read the water and look for the signs of fish moving just below the surface. Make long cast and of course be as quite as possible.
As always good luck on the water and in the woods.

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Capt. Rob Womble
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Capt. Todd Jones
www.backbayadventures.com

Panama City Fishing Forecast:

Awsome!

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At Back Bay Adventures we offer some of the best fully guided light tackle & Fly fishing trips available on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Located in Panama City, Florida, we fish the pristine waters of the Pan Handle from West Bay to Crooked Island and all points in between. With a steady year round supply of inshore species such as Redfish, Trout and flounder there is always plenty of action on our shallow water flats. So come and join us for an adventure of a lifetime.

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Phone: 850-532-7192
Alt. Phone: 850-819-5829
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