Fun Tournament & Pensacola Report (5/01/2008)
[Pensacola,FL] Fishing with the Fishin Chix was great and I look forward to the June Tournament. Fishing in Pensacola is really starting to get hot on the flats!
Pensacola Florida Calm Seas and Great Fishing (4/24/2008)
[Pensacola,FL] Red Snapper season opened up on April 15th in State Waters and finally mother nature put a stop to the wind and we made our way out to do a little bottom fishing.
Sheepshead mania along the Panhandle (3/22/2008)
[Pensacola,FL] It's been very windy the past 4 days, and finally mother nature gave us a break in the weather and we were able to get out and do some fishing!
Two Great Days of Fishing (3/11/2008)
[Pensacola,FL] None stop redfish and sheepshead action on my last two trips! Fishing is going to be great in March
Spring is right around the corner (2/05/2008)
[Pensacola,FL] Warmer Temps and calm seas has made for some great fishing. Spring is right around the corner and that means big Trout and hard fighitng Sheepshead.
Spring Fever in the Panhandle (4/22/2007)
[Pensacola,FL] Fishing in Pensacola has been off the charts the past few days and it's only going to get better!
Windy in Pensacola (4/15/2007)
[Pensacola,FL] It's been very windy in Pensacola, but when we have gone out the fishing has been very good
Redfish, Sheepshead and more! (4/01/2007)
[Pensacola,FL] Great fishing for Redfish and Sheepshead and Black Drum. March madness was all about fishing, and April should be just as good. The Sheepshead bite was off the charts the past few weeks, and should stay hot for the next month or so.
3 Days of great fishing ! (3/26/2007)
[Pensacola,FL] The bite has been very good for sheepshead, Redfish, and Black Drum. Spanish Mackerel have also start to show up in the past few days.
Two Days of Great Fishing (3/23/2007)
[Pensacola,FL] Sheepshead, Redfish, and Black Drum, The weather has warmed up and the fishing is HOT!
Cool & Windy Fishing Pensacola, Fl. (2/02/2007)
[Pensacola,FL] Fishing in Febuary can be great fishing when the weather allows it, Big Reds are still stacked up off the beachs and the Sheepshead bite starts to pick up.