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The Red Drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) is one of Florida's most prized inshore gamefish. Known for its distinctive copper coloration and black spot near the tail, Redfish provide exciting sight-fishing opportunities in shallow water and tremendous fights when hooked. - Redfish use their downturned mouths to feed along the bottom, often creating visible "tailing" behavior. - Milton's diverse estuary system provides ideal habitat for Redfish of all sizes.
Experience the thrill of inshore fishing in Milton, FL with Captain Jamie Hoover of Addicted to Scales & Tail Charters. Our Thursday March trip delivered outstanding Redfish and Spotted Seatrout action despite some early light rain. As the weather cleared, we found success working shallow flats with jigs and switching to heavier tackle in deeper pockets. Milton's spring waters are perfect for targeting these popular gamefish, with the warming March temperatures bringing active feeding patterns. Whether you're looking to land your first Redfish or you're an experienced angler chasing that trophy catch, our local knowledge and professional guidance ensure a productive day on these productive Florida waters.
Captain Jamie Hoover of Addicted to Scales & Tail Charters offers Thursday March fishing trips targeting the excellent inshore action around Milton. Our 4-Hour Inshore trips provide the perfect balance of fishing time and value, with all necessary tackle, bait, and licenses included. These trips are ideal for anglers of all skill levels looking to experience Milton's legendary Redfish and Seatrout fishery. Morning departures typically begin around 7 AM, though we can accommodate different schedules based on tides and conditions for the best possible fishing.
Our recent Milton inshore trip showcased exactly what makes fishing these waters so special. After a brief morning shower, conditions improved dramatically and the fish responded. We located several schools of Redfish working shallow flats, with one particularly memorable catch making several powerful runs before being successfully landed. The Spotted Seatrout action picked up as we shifted to slightly deeper water pockets, using targeted presentations that triggered aggressive strikes.
The Avalon scenery provided a beautiful backdrop throughout our fishing adventure, with abundant wildlife sightings between catches adding to the overall experience. Our professional guidance ensures you'll not only find fish but also learn effective techniques for targeting these popular inshore species in their natural habitat.
The Red Drum (Redfish) is Milton's premier inshore gamefish, known for its distinctive copper color and characteristic black spot near the tail. These fish thrive in our diverse ecosystem of grass flats, oyster bars, and tidal creeks. During March trips, we typically target them using a combination of live bait presentations and artificial lures like soft plastics and gold spoons.
Milton's Redfish population maintains strong numbers year-round, but the spring months often produce exceptional action as water temperatures warm and baitfish become more abundant. These hard-fighting fish can be found in water as shallow as 1-2 feet, often giving themselves away with their tailing behavior as they feed on crustaceans and small baitfish. The visible "tailing" creates one of inshore fishing's most exciting opportunities – sight casting to actively feeding Redfish.
Our fishing charters in Milton accommodate up to four anglers comfortably aboard our well-equipped vessel designed specifically for navigating the local waterways. We provide quality rods, reels, tackle and all necessary bait, allowing you to focus entirely on the fishing experience. We recommend bringing sun protection, weather-appropriate clothing, and a camera to document your catches. Light snacks and bottled water are welcome, and we maintain a clean, family-friendly environment suitable for anglers of all ages and experience levels.