As fall progresses and temps cool, the fishing changes to a more wintery pattern. But that doesn't mean there's no fun to be had!
- by Sonny Schindler, Shore Thing Fishing Charters 
Beau, Matthew and Brooks from Madison, MS had a big day on the redfish ahead of a cold front near the Pearl River.
John Dane from Gulfport with a big redfish he caught in the Louisiana Marsh south of Bay St. Louis.
The cooler it gets, the deeper we go to seed out speckled trout. Try to find deeper ditches, bayous and canals and definitely slow your presentation. Slow-sinking artificial baits work very well, as do Carolina rigged live shrimp or minnows. 
Mark, Chris, Jimmy, and John with mixed catch of flounder, trout, reds, and sheepshead.
The flounder season should be almost finished, the fish pushing offshore for the winter, but there are likely still some big ones lurking around. 
Big sheepshead should be moving in close. This one was caught inside of Bay St. Louis.
Big black drum should be hanging around nearshore reefs and bridges. While they’re not great table fare, they are a lot of fun to do battle with on light tackle. Fresh, dead shrimp works very well on those big sea monsters. Enjoy this feature?
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