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The Red Drum, commonly known as Redfish, is one of Florida's premier inshore game fish. Their distinctive copper body color and black spot on the tail make them easily identifiable and a prized catch for anglers fishing the coastal waters. - Redfish are often found in shallow water, making them an excellent target for sight fishing. - They feed on crustaceans, small fish, and mollusks, making them responsive to a variety of baits.
Join us for a 4-hour inshore fishing charter in Milton, FL with Addicted to Scales & Tail Charters this Tuesday March. Captain Jamie Hoover specializes in targeting Redfish and Spotted Seatrout in the productive waters of Pensacola Bay. This private trip accommodates up to 4 guests, making it perfect for small groups or families looking for quality time on the water. We'll provide all the necessary gear and fishing licenses, allowing you to focus entirely on the fishing experience. The morning departure gives us prime fishing conditions when these species are most active, significantly increasing your chances of success on the water.
Captain Jamie of Addicted to Scales & Tail Charters offers this Tuesday March 4-hour guided inshore fishing trip for $500, accommodating up to 4 guests. All fishing equipment and licenses are included in this price. The charter departs at 8:00 AM, giving you the best opportunity to target active Redfish and Sea Trout during their peak feeding times. Captain Jamie is a licensed guide with extensive local knowledge of Pensacola Bay fishing grounds, ensuring you have the best possible experience on the water. To book this trip, simply reserve your date online, and you'll receive detailed information about the meeting location after confirmation.
This 4-hour charter focuses primarily on Redfish and Sea Trout, two of the most sought-after inshore species in Florida waters. Captain Jamie's local expertise allows him to put you on fish quickly, maximizing your time on the water. The trip is ideal for anglers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced fishermen looking to hone their technique with light tackle and fly fishing approaches.
Beyond the primary targets, you'll also have opportunities to catch Black Drum, Crevalle Jack, and Grey Snapper depending on seasonal patterns. The comfortable boat provides a stable fishing platform for casting along shorelines and working the productive flats where these species gather. Many clients, like Steve who left a 5-star review, appreciate Captain Jamie's attention to detail and ability to adjust strategies based on conditions and guest preferences.
The Redfish (Red Drum) is the star attraction in Milton's inshore waters. These copper-colored beauties with their distinctive black tail spot put up an impressive fight on light tackle. They typically patrol the shallow grass flats, oyster bars, and mangrove shorelines, particularly during incoming tides when they move shallow to feed. Captain Jamie specializes in sight-fishing for them, scanning the flats for their telltale signs: pushing water, tailing, or creating mud boils as they root for crustaceans in the bottom.
March is an excellent time to target Redfish in Milton as warming spring waters activate these fish after winter. They respond well to a variety of presentations from artificial lures like soft plastics and gold spoons to natural baits like cut mullet or live shrimp. The morning hours are particularly productive, which is why our 8:00 AM departure time is strategically chosen to maximize your chances of success.
Our trips depart from a convenient marina in the Milton/Pensacola area. Captain Jamie's boat is fully equipped with quality rods, reels, and tackle suitable for inshore fishing. We recommend bringing sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, a hat, weather-appropriate clothing, and a small cooler for drinks and snacks. A camera is essential for documenting your catch, though we practice catch-and-release for most species to preserve the fishery. Morning trips benefit from calmer waters and more active fish, making them ideal for families and those who prefer comfortable fishing conditions.