by Captain Chris Phillips | Jan 21, 2019 | How to
You walk into the tackle store and order three dozen live shrimp, but have you ever considered where those shrimp came from or what went into keeping them alive? Nearly all of the shrimp that are sold in Pensacola and other nearby towns are transported from other...
by Captain Chris Phillips | Jan 21, 2019 | How to
Custom rods used to be the only way anglers could buy a quality rod for their region. Today there are an endless number of rod builders and most of the larger companies offer some really nice rods at competitive prices for every application/technique. If you are on a...
by Captain Chris Phillips | Apr 27, 2018 | Reports
Inshore Trout, redfish, and flounder reports have varied from one person to another, but there have been some good tales lately. Anglers have been catching fish on both live bait and artificial lures, so go with whatever you’re more confident in using. The Spanish...
by Captain Chris Phillips | Jan 27, 2018 | Uncategorized
Inshore The cool weather everyone has been waiting on has finally arrived, now we just need the wind to lay down so we can get out on the water and enjoy it. It sounds like quite a few bull redfish are showing up in the area, but no word of any big schools to take...
by Captain Chris Phillips | Jan 27, 2018 | Uncategorized
Inshore Anglers have been catching some really nice size Spanish mackerel in a number of different places, but the USS Massachusetts that sits a short distance outside of Pensacola Pass is always a good spot to try this time of year. Fishing around structure like...
