PS Bass Guide

Slipped out for few hours this morning to recon the bass action. Small bass early on top water. Then, the big worm hooked a couple after heavy winds set-in, reminding me we live in the subtropics.

Tested the little swamp spiders I purchased recently to catch bream. They float and move on surface lifelike. Have to try them on a calm day, throwing it on 15lb braid. Recommended a small piece of plastic worm to give it some weight. Probably have to down size line diameter. More to follow.

Ended the day early for a speedy ride home, mama was getting ready, she’s baking oatmeal cookies.

Friends Don B. and Capt Greg invite turned into Snapper journey 50 miles out for a fun day. We limited out on snapper and scampi groupers, one short of Red Groupers, and a mess of various species. Thanks for the 240 ft drop invite!

Capt Paul

Pastor Frank and his son recently had some fun in the sun with us on Toho. Locals from central Florida in action and needed some guidance on our Florida strain largemouth-bass. We used artificial baits and shiners to round out the excursion with around twenty and a few critters. We wish Pastor Frank and his son have bountiful future days on their home lakes as they have a better ideal now on how to catch’m.

Come be part of the adventure!

Capt Paul

Another awesome flats charter up in the panhandle with our friend, Capt Greg Mcconnell. Woohoo!
Managed another Florida Grand Slam with a legal flounder, Red drum, and Speckled trout.
Overall on a six hour trip located at Econfina, we netted 38 trout, 8 reds, and a mess of Seabass.

Capt Paul

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