The Destin Inshore Bay Shallow Flats are Primed with Speckled Trout and Redfish
- John kept wanting to know if they would catch enough fish for a fish fry.. HE GOT HIS ANSWER!
- Barry’s Top of the Slot Redfish
- Linda and Family First Ever Catch of Speckled Trout
- Dallas’ Bull Red
- David and his boys proudly pose with Redfish, Black Drum and Spanish Mackerel
- 3 Generations share a lifetime experience of catching redfish, black drum and two 6-pound Gator-sized Speckled Trout on the Destin Inshore
The Destin Inshore Bay and Flats fishing has arrived in a big way. The Redfish bite has turned on really nice on the Destin Inshore Bay and Flats. The reds are around the deeper water docks in excess of 5 feet but are also on the Destin Inshore Bay and Flats. Also if you’re seeing mullet in this same environment, it’s a sure bet that the redfish are lying underneath them. Live baits of choice for these redfish have been live shrimp, pinfish and finger mullet. On the artificial side of things, Jerk Baits have been slaying the reds in the greater Destin Inshore Fishing area.
Speckled Trout have fully turned on around the Destin Inshore Bay Flats. During early spring, I prefer to throw artificial bait imitations of the surrounding fingerlings that these trout are gorging themselves on. Mirrodine’s in your favorite color seem to elicit quick strikes from these hungry trout. I’ve also caught several nice trout with Topwater lures, which happens to be my personal favorite way to catch fish on the Destin Inshore Bay and Flats. Destin Inshore fishing with topwater lures is an early morning or late evening affair. Also if you like live bait, you can’t go wrong with live shrimp, either free-lined or as my clients seem to favor, under a popping cork. Either method will get you positive results.
C’Mon, Let’s Go Catch’em Up!
Capt LW