Regional Fishing Reports for:
Panhandle and Big Bend (Suwannee to Pensacola)

Spring Reef Action - REEF SPECIES SWARMING ON OLD SHRIMPBOAT WRECKS The Forgotten Coast is blessed with a plethora of old shrimp boat wrecks. Many of these fishing hotspots are located in less than 100 feet of water making them accessible to the ded more...
Capt. Alex Crawford - Carrabelle

Fish of a Lifetime - The weather and the fish have finally decided it's full on Spring. I have run 13 days out of the past 2 weeks and the catches have just been getting better and better right along with the weather. Day before yesterday was a trip I won't forget any more...
Capt. Larry Pentel - Destin

Speckles and reds - Went to East Bay to do a little shallow water fishin' today. Great thing about a 22' tunnel hull is that it's big and roomy for a little rain and wind (no cancellations) but can also to 40 mph in 10 inches of water! Beeeeutiful! So we caught some more...
Capt. James Pic - Panama City

Calm Seas and Great Fishing - April 15th Red Snapper season opened up in State waters, but the winds were still blowing too hard to make it out. But for the past few days, Mother Nature decided to give us a big break, and it's been perfect with variable winds and temperatures hov more...
Capt. John Rivers - Pensacola

April in Panama City Florida means big Trout and redfish, and lo - The water has cleared up and the Trout and Redfish bite is just getting better. We have had a slow day here and there but for the most part the bite is very good. This year we have already caught multiple trout over 5lbs and we are consistently catch more...
Capt. Rob Womble - Panama City

Trout bite continues to be big - The best thing about having a big and roomy 22' tunnel hull is; NO CACELLATIONS DUE TO A LITTLE WIND OR RAIN! We are destroying the trout each time we go out. A few reds here and there and some random pompano. Check out the photos. We more...
Capt. James Pic - Panama City

Mother Nature is one tough adversary and she will win every time - Wind and sea conditions in the Gulf south of Apalachicola have been in a word miserable for the past two weeks. Unless you are just a sado-masichist and somehow enjoy eating salt water and pounding over 5 plus foot seas,the fishing report recently more...
Capt. Alex Crawford - Carrabelle

Cobia compete with Red Snapper - Boy. it has sure been a blowy spring! We have had some great days on the water but I think I have had to cancel as many days as I have got to run. The fish don't care and will bite as long as you can hold on though! The cobia run has been hit and more...
Capt. Larry Pentel - Destin

Destin to Perdido Key fishing report. - Spring Break is coming to a close and the fishing is just heating up. For the last two weeks the mainstay fish has been the BIG Sheepshead. This year's season has been awesome! After fishing seven of the last ten days I am enjoying my day off to get more...
Capt. Eddie Woodall - Pensacola

Light Tackle Inshore Fishing for Reds and Sheepshead - With great catches of sheepshead and redfish it sure looks like this spring is shaping up to be super. Last week it was a bit windy, but I did manage to get out a couple of days; this week I was only able to get out on Sunday and Monday, as the small more...
Capt. John Rivers - Pensacola