Fresh WorldClass Milton Redfish Fishing Trip

Chasing Red Drums Under Miltons Starry Skies

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Angler holding golden redfish on boat at night with fishing net at 2306 N 14th Ave

The sun dips low. Waves lap gently against our boat. Captain Jamie expertly navigates through Pensacola's backcountry. Rods bend with the weight of fighting fish. A flash of copper in the fading light. A redfish breaks the surface. Ben's face lights up with excitement. The cool evening air carries the scent of saltwater. Stars begin to twinkle above. Another cast. Another hit. The thrill of the catch never gets old. Memories are made on nights like these. Tight lines and happy anglers. A perfect end to a perfect day on the water.

Trip lead by the Captain

Jamie Hoover

Pensacola

Emerald Coast Fishing Charters At Its Best!

Summary

As the sun dips below the horizon, casting a warm glow across the waters of Milton, Florida, anglers set out on an exciting nighttime fishing adventure targeting the prized Sciaenops Ocellatus, commonly known as Red Drum or Redfish. The calm waters of Blackwater Bay and East Bay provide the perfect backdrop for this nocturnal pursuit. With rods in hand and anticipation building, fishermen navigate their boats through the darkness, guided by the soft glow of their navigation lights. The air is filled with the gentle lapping of waves against the hull and the occasional splash of a jumping mullet. As the night progresses, the experienced captains lead their guests to prime fishing spots, where the Redfish are known to congregate. Using a variety of baits and lures, including live shrimp, cut bait, and artificial lures that mimic the Redfish's natural prey, anglers cast their lines into the inky waters. The thrill of feeling a strong tug on the line in the darkness is unmatched, as fishermen engage in an exciting battle to land these powerful fish. The golden-red scales of the Redfish shimmer under the boat's lights as they're brought aboard, their distinctive black spot near the tail a telltale sign of a successful catch. Throughout the night, stories are shared, skills are honed, and memories are made under the starry Florida sky. As the trip comes to an end, anglers return to shore with coolers full of their prized catch, already planning their next nocturnal fishing expedition in the bountiful waters of Milton.

Nocturnal Fishing Adventure in Milton FL

As night falls over the tranquil waters near Milton, Florida, a group of anglers set out on their boat for an exciting expedition. The image captures the essence of their successful outing, showcasing a impressive catch of Sciaenops Ocellatus, commonly known as Red Drum or Redfish. The golden-hued fish gleams under the boat's lights, its scales shimmering against the dark backdrop of the evening sky.

The calm waters reflect the boat's illumination, creating a mesmerizing scene that highlights the beauty of nighttime fishing. The anglers' silhouettes are visible, their excitement palpable as they proudly display their prized catch. This nocturnal adventure demonstrates the rich marine life found in the waters surrounding Milton, offering both seasoned fishermen and novices alike the opportunity to experience the thrill of reeling in these magnificent creatures.

Species explored in this image

Redfish

Species Name: Redfish

Species Family: Sciaenidae

Species Order: Perciformes

Habitat: Onshore, Flats, Backcountry, Nearshore

Weight: 10 - 45 pounds

Length: 30" - 61"

As the sun begins to set, casting a warm golden glow across the water, our boat gently rocks on the calm Pensacola waters. The air is filled with anticipation as we cast our lines into the shadowy depths. Suddenly, there's a tug on the line – a powerful pull that sends excitement coursing through our veins. With practiced skill, we start reeling in our catch, feeling the strength of the fish as it fights against the line. As it breaks the surface, we catch our first glimpse of the magnificent Sciaenops Ocellatus, better known as the Red Drum or Redfish. Its coppery-red scales glisten in the fading light, a testament to its beauty and power. The distinctive black spot near its tail confirms its identity, a mark that has earned it the nickname 'spotted bass' in some regions. As we carefully bring it aboard, we can't help but admire its size – a good 40 inches at least, weighing probably around 30 pounds. This is a prime example of the species, perfectly adapted to its inshore habitat. We take a moment to appreciate the fish's sleek form and powerful build, marveling at the way it's perfectly suited to navigate the flats and backcountry waters. After a quick photo to capture the moment, we gently release it back into the water, watching as it swims away, disappearing into the depths from which it came. The thrill of the catch lingers, a memory we'll cherish long after this fishing trip is over.

More species you can explore on this trip

Black Drum

Crevalle Jack

Grey Snapper

Redfish

Sea Trout

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Other customer memories from this trip

The offshore fishing charter vessel is a 36-foot center console boat designed for deep sea excursions. It features a spacious open deck layout with ample room for multiple anglers. The boat is equipped with state-of-the-art navigation and fish-finding electronics, including GPS, radar, and sonar systems. Twin outboard engines provide reliable power and speed to reach distant fishing grounds quickly. The vessel has a tall tuna tower for spotting fish and schools from a higher vantage point. Multiple fishing rod holders are mounted along the gunwales and transom. A large live bait well keeps bait fresh during long trips. The boat also has a small cabin area with basic amenities like a toilet and storage. Safety equipment includes life jackets, flares, and a marine radio. With its seaworthy hull design and ample fishing features, this boat is well-suited for pursuing big game fish species offshore under the guidance of an experienced captain.

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