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Inshore Fishing Report Pensacola, Navarre, Perdido Key

Capt. John Rivers
February 8, 2010
Pensacola - Saltwater Fishing Report

Only six weeks away until spring will be knocking at our door, and I can't wait. It's been a long, hard, cold winter. With freezing temperatures lasting two weeks at the start of 2010, it made it tough to get off the couch or even want to go fishing. To pass the time, I worked on my tackle getting it ready for this new season.

This past week we had great weather; sunny skies and temperatures in the lower to mid- 60's, and I did not waste it. I went out scouting and found a lot of fish. My first stop was at 3-mile bridge hitting the rocks and deep holes for some tasty white trout. If you can't get off work till after 5pm, no problem! The bite is still very good at night, and not only will you hook a few trout, you may even hook up a couple of drag-screaming reds like this one I hooked last week.

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I say it all the time; redfish have to be one of my favorite fish to hook up on. Their powerful headshakes really get your adrenaline pumping, and the fight on light tackle is awesome.
I was scouting a few of the bayous to see how the bite was, and it is getting better already. I managed to hook up a few specks; most were small in the 13 – 14 inch range.

The sheepshead bite is pretty good at a few of local bridges and on the rock jetties. I have been out at the pass hitting the rock jetties and deep ledges and I've caught some good fish, but the bite will really start to get crazy around March 10th, and won't stop till around April 15th. If you like hard-pulling, drag-screaming, light tackle action, you need to give me a ring for your spring break fishing trip.
It's light tackle action at it's finest!

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Keep checking back for my next report. During February, I'll post 2 – 3 reports, but when March gets here, I'll be posting a lot more, that is if I can find the time between trips! Don't worry, I'll make the time. Now you take this time to give me a ring and let's get you out of the office and onto the water.

Tight Lines.

Capt. John Rivers
Mega-Bite Inshore Charters
850-341-9816

Thanks to my sponsors:
Mann's Lures, Power-Pole, SPRO Fishing Tackle, Pro Cure.
Gamakatsu Hooks, Fenwick Rods, Pure Fishing - Berkley,Stren,Quantum

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Come fish the panhandle with Capt. John Rivers on the Mega-Bite and enjoy some of the finest inshore - offshore and light tackle fishing the Florida Gulf Coast has to offer. Located on the Pensacola Beach - Perdido Key Florida border, this area has some of the best fishing along the Gulf Coast. While cruising from spot to spot in our 24 ft custom bay boat you will be riding in comfort and with my 250 hp Yamaha. It won't take long to arrive quickly and safely to our next honey hole.

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