Shrimp are back, and speckled trout are just waiting for you to share some! Trout have returned to our local waters, ready to add some excitement to your fishing.
​- by Sonny Schindler, Shore Thing Fishing Charters 
Clien Bailey with a big redfish near Pass Christian, fishing with Capt. Darien Ladner.
Kay Kergosin and Sydney Guice from Mandeville, LA with a nice speckled trout.
It seemed like things kicked off almost overnight. The speckled trout showed up in the bay, on the nearshore reefs, at the Islands, and definitely in the Louisiana marsh. The easiest way to find them is to follow the diving birds. Some of the flocks had catfish under them, some had smaller, undersized trout, and some of them had those big pretty ones we are all after. 
Three lucky gentleman with some nice trout fishing with Capt. Alex McIngvale out of Shaggy's Charter Dock in Pass Christian Harbor.
On a few of the calm days, when the water was moving well, we were able to locate some very large speckled trout. Shrimp and croakers fished slowly on the bottom seemed to be the best ticket. It seemed like the boats that were setting up quietly and not making a lot of racket stayed on the bite. 
Juanita Kuhner and Stephanie Schindler with a huge sheepshead from Bay St. Louis.
On the days the wind was blowing, the back bay was still good for puppy drum, sheepshead, and flounder, with a few redfish and speckled trout mixed in. The number of boaters has definitely increased with the improved fishing and weather. Please be courteous to others on the water. There are more than enough areas for all of us to fish. Thank you. Enjoy this feature?
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