inshore fishing report

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Brant Peacher of AnglerUp with Brant out of Pensacola. It sounds like everything is wide open on the piers and beaches in Pensacola. Kings, big Spanish, Pompano, Jacks, Cobia, redfish, the gang's all here and the good news is you can fish along or off of the beach to have a shot at them. Also, for those coming from out of town and don't have access to a boat and maybe surf fishing isn't your thing, the pier can be a hot spot for all of the species above.

On today's show we talk to Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL & it sounds like Spring is almost there. On the warm, sunny days when the water can warm up and anglers can get out, most of the Spring species are there and hungry. The problem in April, is that there are cold fronts that bring rain and shut the bite down for a few days periodically. So, with the weather up & down and migrations just getting going, its really hard to tell what you might see when you're on the water this month. Jordan has some great advice on how he is prepared this time of year to maximize your time.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. We talk about catching sheepshead in the St Joe area get a better idea of where they hang out this time of year in the area. We also talk a little of how to be prepared this time of year for all of the opportunities that could present themselves. We also talk about the migratory species that move through our area and some of the reasoning behind why they do what they do.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. We get updated on what Capt. Lionel has been doing over the winter months and get an update on the transition into Spring in the Destin area. Be sure to Check out Capt. Lionel's YouTube Channel as well as the TV show he hosts on Waypoint TV!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. We talk about what to expect from the up and down weather we've had lately and get an up to date report on Apalachicola. We also talk about catching those winter time monster redfish around St Joe Bay, there are still a few around until the weather warms up and they move offshore. 

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. He tells us about a few super windy days and a very cooperative school of Cobia that he and a client happened upon. We also talk about some of the highlights of his past season and talk about conservation at the local level. Jordan has been on a great run for the month of October and if you've missed any of his previous episodes, be sure to check them out!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Brant Peacher of Angler Up with Brant out of Pensacola, FL. He tells us about a recent trip he took to Sebastian Inlet to fish the Mullet Run but It didn't go as planned. Brant also tells us about some monster redfish and Jack's that he caught off the beach and tells us about a local Redfish tournament that he placed in as well. Lastly, we talk about some of the highlights of the past year and Brant tells us about a new project that he is involved in. All in all, It sounds like the Fall patterns are in full swing & the water clarity is almost back to normal. That makes for some very good fishing over the next few weeks, so be sure to make time to get out before it gets too cold.

On today's episode, we talk with Capt Justin Leake of Panama City Inshore & host of Chasin' the Sun on Discovery TV out of Panama City Beach, FL . He gives a very good update on the Red Tide spreading through the area. He also tells us the areas that are not being effected and are currently fishable. Obviously things could change, but the short answer for now, is that you don't need to cancel your trip, just make some adjustments to where you fish. Justin and I also spend a few minutes down the philosophical rabbit hole of the impact we humans are having on events like this and some of the things we could change to help mitigate it in the future. 

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. He tells us about some awesome inshore fishing trips he has taken clients on recently. He also tells us about a couple of EPIC days on the water involving tarpon. Yep, you read that right, tarpon. We also talk a little bit more in depth about the tarpon migration and how they might of made their way in Jordan's back yard.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd with Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. He tells us about driving thru some crazy weather to get his boat fixed. We also talk about the recent red tide bloom that has happened close to the area. We take a deep dive to understand more about what causes a red tide. We also talk about a few of the recent trips he has taken, the redfish and trout are both cooperating despite the rain that has been in the area. Capt. Jordan tells us how he has been catching fish under these type conditions. As soon as the water clears up the fishing should be great, so get your rods ready!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Brant Peacher of AnglerUp with Brant of Pensacola, FL. He tells us about all of the recent rain they have had and brings us up to speed on the current water conditions and water quality. Spoiler alert, it's not great. Fishing inshore and nearshore has been very challenging and you have to run 20+ miles offshore to find clean, blue water. This summer has brought a tremendous amount of rain to the FL Panhandle & the salinity changes they are experiencing in Pensacola right now is having a negative effect on the bite. That's the funny thing about publishing a fishing report podcast, sometimes the "real life" fishing report is that it isn't a good time to fish an area, unfortunately, this is one of those reports for Pensacola. On a positive note, if the salinity gets corrected and we have a few weeks of no rain, it will clear up and should make for fantastic fall fishing!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. He tells us about a recent inshore trip and it sounds like the redfish & speckled trout bite is heating up. The shrimp hatch that happens every fall is also creating a lot of inshore opportunities. Fall is one of the best seasons to get on the water so don't miss it!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. He tells us about the success he is having catching speckled trout in both St Joe Bay as well Indian Pass. We talk about the fall shrimp hatch and the way he fishes it. We also talk about ways to find fish this time of year and some of the baits that he likes to use. This is a great time of year to get on the water and it is only going to get better as the water clears up and these lower water temps stabilize.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. Just as the title says, we talk about the weather. Specifically the impact of all this rain and how the fish in his area react to it. We also talk about the upcoming cold front that should push us closer to actual Fall. We talk a little about duck hunting in the area and get an inshore fishing report for the St Joe Bay & Indian Pass area.

On today's episode we talk to Capt. Brant Peacher of AnglerUp with Brant out of Pensacola, FL & get an up to date fishing report. Brant tells us about a recent trip to the bridge and we talk trolling & how I don't care for it even though it can be a productive way to fish. It sounds like everything is firing up and settling into an early Fall pattern, tons of bait inshore means tons action. The beach fishing is heating up as well, specifically surf fishing. Everything that should be caught off the beach this time of year is there and ready to eat. Get out there and get after it!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures & host of Lion's Tales on Waypoint TV out of Destin, FL. He shares an up to date inshore fishing report and it sounds like the redfish and mangrove snapper bite is awesome around inshore structure right now. The offshore bite is as good as always as we seem to be sliding closer to the fall patterns. Lastly, we get a sneak peak into what to expect on on future episodes of Lion's Tales & we can't wait to see what he puts together. If you haven't seen it by now, be sure to Check it out!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James about the debut of his new show "Lion's Tales" on Waypoint TV. He tells us the backstory on some of the things we see on the show and gives us some behind the scenes info on some of the fish he catches in the first episode. Lionel and his team did an amazing job putting this show together so if you haven't already seen it, be sure to check it out!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Juston Leake of Panama City inshore & host of Chasin' the Sun on The Discovery Channel. we talk about the impact of hurricane Ida on the area and the impact of having such a wet summer. Justin shares tips on fishing muddy water and some things that he does to target inshore fish even when visibility is poor. As always, Capt. Justin shares decades of local knowledge with us, so if you fish PCB or anywhere in Florida really, this is an episode you don't want to miss! 

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. We talk about the local impact of Hurricane Ida and the impact of the amount of rain they have got over the summer. We also talk about the way fish behave leading up to & after a tropical storm or hurricane effects the area. 

On today's episode we talk with Brant Peacher of AnglerUp with Brant out of Pensacola, FL. He gives us some info on the local impact of Cat 4 Hurricane Ida that made landfall in Louisiana yesterday evening. We also talk about the positive things that can happen in the gulf both before and especially after a storm of this size passes close to the area. It sounds like we are moving into somewhat of a fall pattern but right now the influx of fresh water into the bay system has the water pretty dirty, so things will need to clear up a bit before the fish cooperate. Mangrove snapper inshore along with redfish, big Jacks & Spanish on the beach were all on fire before Ida showed up. Now we will just have to see how the fishery was impacted and adjust accordingly. Stay aware if you decide to fish by boat after the storm, debris can be hard to see in the water, even days after the weather has cleared.