Storms may churn up certain areas of the Sound, but our charter captains fish in ALL directions to get their customers to the fish!
​ - by Sonny Schindler, Shore Thing Fishing Charters 
Russ Badueax and Danny McKearan with two big trout near the Louisiana Marsh.
Keegan Bell from Pensacola, Florida with a nice bull shark near Cat Island (released).
Our guides have been focusing on speckled trout down in the LA Marsh. Watching the weather and constantly moving is the key. When the fishing is slow or the bite stops, you need to move. We usually search with the live shrimp, two feet under the Boat Monkey popping corks. When the trout start hitting almost every cast, we switch over to the plastics. 
Local boys Andrew Williams, Bragg Williams and John Baxter with a great catch of speckled trout they caught fishing with Captain Darien Ladner out of Shaggy's Charter dock in Pass Christian Harbor.
If an area is fishy and the bite shuts down, we will come back and check it (if needed). Give every stop 5-10 minutes. On windy days or days with incoming bad weather, we are still catching great close to shore. The nearshore reefs have been producing very well. It’s a great mix of speckled trout, black drum, sheepshead, flounder, and redfish. 
Waveland native Mickey Quinlan with a keeper redfish he caught near Cat Island.
Things are going great and should keep getting better. Live shrimp is the key. Please be courteous to other fishermen and boaters. Give folks plenty of space and help when needed. Remember to get those kiddos out on the water – this is the time of year to really enjoy our Mississippi Gulf Coast! Enjoy this feature?
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