Captain
Neal Goodrich
Member since January 2016
Oak Hill, United States
- Background
- I am historically from a fishing family. We have been fishing these waters for 4 generations. My great great grandparents lived on the islands. The mosquito lagoon is a beautiful place to fish and right now the trout bite is hot.
- Techniques
- Live bait is the best .
Hey, I'm Captain Neal Goodrich
- Background
- I am historically from a fishing family. We have been fishing these waters for 4 generations. My great great grandparents lived on the islands. The mosquito lagoon is a beautiful place to fish and right now the trout bite is hot.
- Techniques
- Live bait is the best .
My Charter Listing
angler's choice
$250
Fishing Reports
Its a Great Vacation When You Limit Out
This fine family has been fishing with me for the past 18 years! They come every year and fish 9 days in a row. We always have a great time! They are fine folks and I make every effort… Read Full Report →
Limit in the Mosquito Lagoon
Four spry silver-haired country girls gave the captain a run for his money in the middle of the week. The competition was fierce between the four and they lacked one of catching the limit of speckled trout for the… Read Full Report →
Black Drum and Oversized Redfish
The days just keep getting better and better as the summer goes by! Early mornings are bringing lots of trout and oversized redfish and drum when you can find them. A few rain showers are showing up now and… Read Full Report →
Drum, Redfish and Blues are biting in th
Fishing has been so-so lately. Blues were really good one day. Black drum have been good when you can find them. (They play hide and seek better than my grandkids.) Redfish have been an entirely different story. A fairytale… Read Full Report →
Jimmy's First Redfish
Jimmy caught his first redfish ever. He and Ray from Tennessee brought in some snook and trout to round out a great day on the water. Read Full Report →
Hot Spring Changes
Fishing has been up and down as much as the tide with the reds, black drum and a few snook; but the changes in the weather, the live bait and the changing winds are about to turn the heat… Read Full Report →
