The target was blacktip sharks and they did not disappoint. At times we had up to six sharks circling the boat at one time. It’s always an incredible sight to see these fish cruising in six to eight feet of water, daring you to cast them a live bait.
Alan Kan and friends got in on some awesome speckled trout fishing! The guys caught around 20 trout, 6 of which made the mark. Double and triple hook-ups made it even more of a blast!
Jeffery Register and Cory Krivanec of Gulfport, Mississippi absolutely whacked the fish this morning. Cory caught his biggest redfish to date, a 33″ bull. It was one of four bull reds caught today. They also caught their limit of 30 mackerel in short time by casting plugs into the frenzy!
Sheepshead were on the hitlist and were feeding heavy. John and his son Blake landed five over-slot bull redfish between them! I heard “Man, my arms are tired!” several times as John and his son fought one redfish after another.
It was all smiles when father and son, John Sr & John Jr hooked up with the heavyweight bull redfish of Panama City Beach. They both caught their largest ever redfish with me on Thursday afternoon.
Tammy & Kelly made the trip from Michigan to visit the Worlds Most Beautiful Beaches for some spring fun in the sun. Sheepshead and Spanish Mackerel fell one after another to this formatible duo.
While spanish mackerel, sheepshead and redfish currently take the spotlight, I can’t help myself but wonder what this years Tarpon season will bring.
When the big bulls showed up, the bite was epic. By mid morning, Kevin had boated six huge redfish on live bait. It seemed each fish was bigger than the last.
If your brave enough to dodge the daily lightening storms on the Gulf we’ve been having lately, you may just get rewarded for an incredible King bite!
How many can lay claim to winning the battle with the ultimate inshore bruiser? Book a tarpon charter with Last Local Guide Service and you may just have the chance to accomplish something very few anglers have.