If you've checked our weather here, you've seen that it's been pretty bad. Days of high winds resulting in rough seas, thunderstorms, and a little flooding. We've had to cancel alot of trips, but the ones we managed to get done weren't too shabby! Our nearshore trips have been catching Black Drum, Shark, Jack Crevalle, Catfish, and limiting on Bull Reds. If you've never caught a Jack Crevalle, you're missing out on a great fight. While they aren't any good to eat, they fight hard, making them a fun challenge to fight and catch! And if a Shark is on your bucket list, we've got plenty of 'em. Although we're still anxiously anticipating Kings, we haven't seen any yet. But we'll keep trying 'til we get 'em!

Were approaching the time ofnyear when offshore fishing starts heating up! Our target species this time of year is usually Red Drum (Bull Red), Blacktip Shark, and King Mackerel. These past couple of days, we got limits of Red Drum, and also caught and released Black Drum. Our clients hooked up with Blacktip Sharks, Spinner Sharks, and Bonnethead Sharks. A nice Jack Crevalle took the bait along with some Cownose Rays that were released. And of course, the Catfish that are set on being made into tacos!

We have had a fantastic spring break run so far. Here are a few pics to wet your whistle. We’ve had a nice 35lb bull redfish along with consistent limits. We are catching some limits of Red Snapper in state waters. Sharks are getting more numerous by the day and we have even seen some Triggerfish and Spanish Mackerel. Water is pushing the 70 degree mark so Kings and Ling should show up any minute. It’s that time to get serious about your summer plans! Give us a shout and book your date to fill the freezer! We are also booking our Federal Red Snapper trips set to open June 1st. Tight Lines, Capt. Rodney