gulfport, MS USA

Anyone catching reds at cat island.

Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 12:20:38 PM

Ocean Springs, MS USA

To fishmoney,

Ended last weekend with $371.00 worth of trout to Bozo's, with 3-gallon bags for the freezer, ha!ha!

Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 9:43:21 AM

Kiln, MS USA

Started out early yesterday morning in Lake Ponchartrain.  Unfortunately the SW wind was still coming at a good clip and it was pretty choppy.  Started out on the South End of Hwy 11.  Nothing happening.  Moved to trestles where the bite had been strong.  Lots of boats around me, including 3 charter boats, but nobody was catching much of anything.  About 9:30 am and with only 3-4 small trout in the boat, I decided I'd had enough of the chop and slow-bite.  Me and my two friends decided to make the long ride to the Biloxi marsh to look for Red Thangs.  Glad we did.  We found some clean water in some interior ponds and returned to Dockside in Slidell with a 3-person limit of Redfish.   We never saw a single boat while we were in the marsh.  The solitude was glorious and the Reds gave us a fun day.  

Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 9:10:33 AM

Kiln, MS USA

Started out early yesterday morning in Lake Ponchartrain.  Unfortunately the SW wind was still coming at a good clip and it was pretty choppy.  Started out on the South End of Hwy 11.  Nothing happening.  Moved to trestles where the bite had been strong.  Lots of boats around me, including 3 charter boats, but nobody was catching much of anything.  About 9:30 am and with only 3-4 small trout in the boat, I decided I'd had enough of the chop and slow-bite.  Me and my two friends decided to make the long ride to the Biloxi marsh to look for Red Thangs.  Glad we did.  We found some clean water in some interior ponds and returned to Dockside in Slidell with a 3-person limit of Redfish.   We never saw a single boat while we were in the marsh.  The solitude was glorious and the Reds gave us a fun day.  

Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 9:10:21 AM

gulf coast, MS USA

hahahahaha!!!! ya'll so-called sport fishermen can't sell no more trout hahahaha....

Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 8:17:03 AM

Bay St Louis, MS USA

It has been a few days since I kicked up a post. I have been waiting for some of the gun smoke to clear so my words maybe seen!LOL! I can assure you the Shore Thing Crew has been busy. Capt. Kyle and I both took yesterday off, but everyone has been at it all week. When the wind doesn't blow and hinder what we are doing, the fishing has been unbelievable.

Wednesday I was supposed to have J.C., Mike, and a special guest, said J.C. I was hoping for Mila Kunis, but it was just Bill, not nearly as special as Mila! J.C. had some family business to tend to, which I hope turns out ok, so it was Bill, Mike, and I for a day of fishing. A day of fishing that did not go as planned. We hit the spot and went straight to catching. Not the size I had left the day before, but still box fish...and, that was it. The wind blew 14-18 mph the rest of the day. I made one big mistake, I left those fish to find fish, big mistake! I probably could have pounded and picked through them, but we didn't. The highlight of the day was to see Bill crank in one of the biggest reds I have seen this year. It bottomed out my 30lb scale. We ended the day with 23 trout and 1 monster bull.

Today Capt. Kyle and I had the Bill Robinson party of six. We had one spot on our minds and that idea blew a way in the breeze. All us and the boys could do was peck and ease, ease and peck. My crew and I found a few fish, not huge, but good box fish. We put 40 speckled trout in the boat quick, and just as quick it quit. Capt. Kyle's crew didn't have quite as many until...we decided to make a move, then there was nothing we could do to contain Capt. Kyle's crew. Two if not three fish were coming over the sides of his boat at a time. You know how sometimes the fish are in a 5x5 area, two foot left or right you don't get hit, that was the situation. We ended the day on that note with a combined 110 speckled trout, they bested us by 6 fish, but who's keeping track. Great day, and some great stories that really can't be repeated! And by the way Capt. Kyle fell in the drink, he is going to be upset I am giving up that information, but I told him it was easier to pick the anchor up by the rope, rather then going down there and actually picking it up off the bottom. At least I prefer to use the rope!

Give me a call 228-493-9743 or the Shore Thing hotline 228-342-2206.

 The Bill robinson Montley Crew

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 7:06:39 PM

Beautiful Bayside park, MS USA

Hey psycho I think those charter guys kinda help
pay for this site. Click on home (upper left of the
page) scroll down on left click on guides and
look they pay to advertise. YA DUMMY. Keep it
up guides I'll take all the info y'all care to share.
O and rec Rick keepem coming, love it and I did
see some of them people that fish Pascagoula
with them teasers in there hair. Later SnUfF

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 5:51:10 PM

MGC, MS USA

Ram,
If you head to Flatboat/Isle au Pitre, man there will be a pile of boats, but the fishing has been good.  As long as you don't run up on someone with your big motor and then throw out your anchor/chain, you should have no issues.  I would think a general rule of thumb would be, if our baits can touch, we are too close.  You have to understand going to flatboat will be packed, however, if you are prepared for it, it takes some of the frustrations out.

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 5:09:52 PM

Diamondhead, MS USA

To the fishing community:
    Recently, I got into a pretty damned public dispute with one of the members here because I saw what I felt was contemptable behavior.  I've made my point and have moved on.  I urge all of you to return to a civil discourse about what we all care about and that's fishing, talking about fishing and even, although God knows rarely, lying about fishing.  Kicking the guy when he's down is no better than the behavior he originally exhibited.  Please, let's get back to having fun and enjoying this incredible and prolific area that we are fortunate to live in.  Good luck fishing.

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 5:07:11 PM

Hattiesburg, MS USA

Speckcrusader.. Bordages it is... we'll join the fray at IAP then stick and move as needed.

ExBass.. based on your rig, if we miss you at the dock, all we'll see is a rooster tail headed south. :-)

I'll have a friend along that works way too much and his 9 year old son. I hope to put them on some fish. So if anyone wants to email me with some good suggestions... I promise not to intrude on others fishing, nor to share said info. Good Fishin!

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 3:18:42 PM

South of I 10, MS USA

Topwater,

Hows those tripletail at pine island. Sounds like
rec ric sumed you up best.

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 3:01:59 PM

Picayune, MS USA

Guys,

Lost my Lowrance GPS today somwhere near the boat launch at Shaggy's in Pass Harbor.  Unhooked it from my boat and must have left it on the back deck and it fell out.  Please contact me if anyone happens to see it laying around.

Thank you.
Ricky

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 3:00:07 PM

baton rouge, la United States

In response to ram1111

Ram,

Yes, Tommy Bordages is your best bet for live shrimp. He can catch the shrimp when no one else in the world can. And, he does have ice and a launch on Bayou Caddy. LaFrance is very nice as well, as he has bait, Ice, a very nice launch, and gas.

From Tommy's when you exit Bayou Caddy, you are closer to IAP/Cat Island, etc. areas. The exit to the sound from LaFrance's Marina puts you closer to say the 9 Mile /lake Borne area.3 mile is a push.

So your fishing location  may make the call.

I trust this helps.

David K.

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 2:23:47 PM

Meridian , MS USA

Ram1111, yea he closes during the winter and reopens in May.  I kept checking with the Shore Thing Guys before I came down to see if he opened up, and he has.  I will be in a Silve Chevy 2500 pulling a 22' blazerbay with a 200 yammy on the back.  

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 12:56:22 PM

Pascagoula, MS USA

Jimeaux,

You'll find a lot of advocates for Power Pro. You get all the benefit of heavy lb test, but won't run into some of the problems you may encounter by spooling 20# mono. In my experience, it doesn't take long for the heavier, larger diameter mono to hold the spool form making line "curly". Once it does that, your casting distance suffers big time. If you are using big spinning reels, may not be as much a problem. Having said that, for trouts and reds, I don't see a need to go bigger than 14 # mono. Your current set up sounds fine to me.

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 11:15:25 AM

BR/PC, LA USA

Question for the guides and fisherman alike: What strenght line do you use for live bait fishing for trout and reds? Is there such a thing as too big? I have been using 14 for years with 20 pound liters. But, was thinking about upgrading to 20 pound the whole way. I do most of my fishing on the bottom ( I rig my big spinning reels with heavier line) I have seperate rods and reels with lighter line for platics. Just thought I would get some opinions. I know there is pros and cons for both. How long does mono last?  

Also, what time does Rosco open in the mornings?

Thanks and tight lines to all.

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 10:47:50 AM

Hattiesburg, MS USA

ExBass - Thanks. Bordages. Last time I went by there he was closed.. that's why I asked. I'll be in a Dodge PU with a 19 Kenner/90hp Johnson. Would be happy to meet you. Let's lead the charge for civility and sportsmanship on the forum.

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 10:24:06 AM

Waveland, MS USA

Made a scouting trip yesterday evening had Captain Toni from Gulf Coast Charters and a old friend from school Kent Conn for the ride. Loaded down with some live shrimp from Rosco and headed south.We had intentions on trying to fill the freezers for deer camp. And that we did first stop were i had been putting the smack down in Aril was a bust.Look like the catfish had taken that spot over big time.Plan B one spot in mind made a quick move first cast Catfih didnt look good,Second cast trout set the anchor on that one and went to work. Never made a move and put #75 in the box at 6:15 Great Trip!!

Captain Paul Leoni

Southern Comfort Charters

228-493-0205

" I have a open for Sunday"

 Filling the Freezer for Deer Camp!

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 10:21:52 AM

Meridian , MS USA

Ram1111, Bordace or how ever you spell it, is the best place.  If you are coming from Lower Bay Rd, and turn onto Lakeshore Dr and cross the rail road tracks and take the first Rd to the right.  Drive all the way to the end and you will run right into his bait shop.  Really nice guy he also has a private boat ramp which will cost $5 to use.  Good luck and will probably see you there at 5 in the AM.

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 9:59:52 AM

The Pass, MS USA

NO NEED TO FIGHT:

Fishing is a way to get away from those things that are bothering you. You can get out and away from all of those things and to a place where they cannot find you easily. Whether it is a job with far too many responsibilities, or a wife with PMS, it is an escape. That escape helps your mental health and helps to deal with those things that are bothering you on non-fishing days. It is a chance to be at one with nature and to be closer to your God.

So relax, take a deep breath!  Life is short and fleeting, enjoy it!

GO FISHING!

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 9:49:54 AM

Gulf coast, MS USA

Hey guys,  
I read the forum but don't ever post. I see
we have some ruffled feathers and thought
I would add some outsider perspective.  I
know you guys are upset and pissed and
your virtual testosterone is soaring, but
please just take some time and ask what
can really come out of this at this point. No
one ever concedes arguments and it just
escalates and makes us say things that
are out of character - that's what anger
does and why God implores us towards
humility. Naturally we just want to press
forward and knocked down any bridges in
the way. I know y'all are all good guys that
would go out of the way to help each
other if you ever saw the other in need.
I've read your posts and you all seem
stand up, but you have let things get out
of hand. Try to let it go, maybe even
apologize, both sides were wronged and
said things that perhaps should not have
been said. If the lord can forgive us then
we should be able to look through this
misunderstanding. We have all been there
and done that, let's try to move forward
and be fishing buddies again. I use to
argue like this with my best friends haha,
it's just are protective and competitive
nature that gets the better of us. Rememer
we are nit perfect and I hope if I'm ever
stranded I'm lucky enough to have one of
y'all around because I know I'll receive help,
tight lines and God bless.
P.S, sorry for typos, I'm no writer :).

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 9:37:02 AM

Hattiesburg, MS USA

I'm making my first trip from MS to the marsh in a while. (I have been fishing from LA). I am planning on launching at Bayou Caddy. Where is the best place to get bait? Would I be better served going to La France?

Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 9:34:23 AM

Bay St Louis, MS USA

Worked this am but couldnt take it anymore and had to go fishing...  started getting the jitters last night fought it off until bout 2 pm...  Went to Bay Marina got some live bait headed to the launch!!  Got to the launch and an older gent 83 yrs old was having fits tryin to get his boat out stepped in to help .... took 20 minutes to get him out.  Hope I am still fishing at 83 though.  Anyway so slammed it into the water and took off through grand pass fished my way to door point limited out and headed for home at 6:30.  Thought I would drive by and take a gander at flatboat.  hahahaha O MY O MY I counted 42 boats all jammed up on the reef.  Lots of them RIGHT on top of each other, bring boat bumpers if you go there!!!

Anyway good trip lots of fish and fun

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 10:11:31 PM

Meridian, MS USA

I don't know about the rest of you, but reading these reports makes me want to head south and fish.  Charter reports and all.  I know Captain Sonny and most of the Shore Thing guys, have fished with them before and will do more in the future with them.  All of those guys are class acts, which is why you want get a response out of them.  Yes they don't tell you exactly where they are fishing, but they give you a very good idea if the fish are biting or not.  Also if you ask them questions they will answer with very helpful advice.  I personally try my very best to stay away from them when I am on the water in my boat, because that's how they feed their families and I don't expect them to give me their hot spots.  If you want to learn some of their spots come off the pocket book and charter one of their boats, because when you do that they don't hold back when telling you what works how it works and where it works.  So Shore Thing Guys keep the reports coming, and keep uploading the pictures cause it fires me up every day and reminds me why I drive 3 hours one way, so that I can also have a good time on the water and enjoy what God has gave us.  I promise you this a bad day on the water is still better than a good day at work.  

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 9:08:04 PM

gulfport , MS USA

you guys go ahead and beat the crap out of each
other, one of you gets seriously hurt, changes your
life for ever, the other gets criminal charges on him,
changes your life for ever. Or you could both just
stop this stupid stuff, enjoy your life, enjoy all the
great things God has given you, including fishing,
and ignore each other. Im going fishing in the AM.
Hope you do too, without the drama. when you get
old like me, hopefully you will realize that there are
so many more things important than this stuff you
are doing.

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 8:20:43 PM

goula, MS USA

"I've been dropped into a short yellow bus and forced to sit next to Appalachian kid with the really prominent forehead". Stand up for "old guys" by slamming people with learning disabilities. Stand up guy.

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 8:18:43 PM

MGC, MS USA

Unbridled--Truth be known, Topwater wouldn't
meet an "old guy" if he ran into me, just a
nickname of mine.  I can also say that he
wouldn't be returning to the Coast looking to run
his mouth either.  Topwater, I understand your
frustrations, but next time use spell check before
posting your rants.  I do represent the redneck
title well, however, you make the rest of us look
like morons, even more so when you keep
whining about "they keep saying it to me, they
keep saying it to me", andddddd continue to
whine (that was in a 9 year old's voice, girl or
boys, your choice.)  Leave it alone, you are
losing this battle of wits across the board.  Now
to the fishing, :) did well yesterday at Flatboat
and around isle au pitre (eel a Pete) for you
Vancleavers.  Live bait is the ticket right now,
shrimp or croakers. Sure beats running to
freemason to catch logs.  Sunset was fantastic,
sure would score some brownie points with the
lady to catch some ol fat sows and have a little
sunset cruise home...

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 8:14:35 PM

Gulfport, MS USA

CCA Mississippi Live Catch Speckled Trout Tournament

When: Saturday, May 19th
Where: Biloxi Boardwalk Marina
Start Time: First Light
Scales: 8:00 a.m. - noon
Cost: FREE (CCA membership required - forms available at Captain's meeting)
Divisions: Men, Women, Youth (1st, 2nd, 3rd) (Slot Limit 14-18 inches)
Boundaries: Biloxi Bay, North side of Deer, the West End of Deer and East to Bel Fontaine Light.
Captain’s Meeting: Friday, May 18th at 6:30 p.m. (at least one person from the boat must attend to receive instructions on handling fish for the hatchery.)

The purpose of this tournament is to supply live trout to the Gulf Coast Research Lab’s hatchery to be used as brood stock to produce fingerlings that will be released back into Biloxi Bay. Come be a part of a great effort to build our Mississippi fisheries and expand the number of speckled in the Biloxi Bay estuary.



For a flyer with prize details, rules and additional information check the events on the CCA Mississippi Facebook Page or the CCA Mississippi Website or contact Johnny Marquez at jmarquez@fishheadgear.com or (228) 223-8476.

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 7:57:31 PM

Bay St Louis, MS USA

Glad you enjoyed the older post(Red_Speck, CATFISH, and Gunslinger) she is still talking about her trip with daddy...
Here we go with the fishing report:
Two good days of fishing on Wednesday and Thursday. Nathan Guice from Guice Offshore was back yet again, he is really liking his corporate trip packages. Along for the ride was our friend Ben Brakel from LSU. Got an early start and landed on the big trout. Used live shrimp on the shell bottoms with carolina rigs to box some really big fish. Wind picked up and we were forced to move. Only found a few trout the rest of the day. All of the flocks of birds we fished were full of the gafftops. Broke out the bug spray and pounded some banks and drains in the 3 mile area for some reds. Found some fish that would have done well in the tournaments. Biggest of the three we caught was right over 27 inches, the other two were 26 3/4 and fat. The banks were full of trash fish and kept us busy, we caught ladyfish, hardheads, gafftop, stingray. Ben did get the gold star for catching a 4 foot alligator gar at the mouth of one drain. Got it in the boat, took pictures and released it with no injury. Was not thinking we were going to see triple tail with the choppy seas. Never the less, we went two for 2 on the triple tail. All in all a very good day with those two, we came home with 37 nice speckled trout, 3 good reds, 1 flounder and 2 triple tail. Of course the gar was the coolest thing in my opinion, freaking love those things...
Today was Dr Wolfsens crew from Memorial Hospital. Greg Breland, Nathan Dollar, Mrs Daina, and of course Jill "Jilly Bean" Monti. I have known most of this crew for years, and Jills husband(Kenny) is one of my best friends. Started out working on the school trout next to Capt Kenny Shiyou and the Avery group. Both boats were on an every cast bite of keeper trout. Action stopped as quick as it started when the porpoises joined the party. We got around 25 and Kenny said his crew had over 50! Both boats were chuncking the popping corks and soft plastics. The new Okuma Trios, Expiors, and V's will all cast a country mile, perfect for the popping cork fishing. Capt Kenny and I split up after that, but both ended up fishing shells for bigger trout. Both boats found quality in good numbers on the big trout. Kennys crew got their limit and headed off to look for triple tail. We were doing great on the big fish when about 100 bull reds popped up behind the boat. They were smashing everything in their path, truly one of the cooler things I have seen in the LA Marsh in a while. Not the smartest thing to do, but we launched 5 baits into the madness and hooked 5 at once. Broke off two, but somehow landed three big bulls. Some of the crew wanted to keep them but I talked them into releasing one for seed. That pretty much ended our trout bite, but it was a heck of closing!
Water was nice and calm, clean with little to no current for the triple tail hunting. Capt Kenny and the Avery crew drew first blood. We missed our fist one but got back in the game. They were up on the surface good today. We ended the day going 4 for 6 and everyone caught one. Kenny's crew went 3 for 5. We closed with 61 specks, 3 bull reds(1 released), and 4 triple tail. Kenny finished with the Avery crew having 75 speckled trout and 3 triple tail. Good weather and Great fishing

Shore Thing Fishing Charters has teamed up with the Bay Waveland Yacht Club for a first time ever YOUNG ANGLERS FISHING SCHOOL. It will be held on the grounds of the BWYC and taught by professional fishing guides from the area, as well as Venice, LA. Assistance in the Fish ID and Biology sections will be taught by members of the Gulf Coast Research Lab. Classes will run every Monday in June and July(no class on JULY 2nd). There will be two week sessions. The first Monday will be classroom teaching:

BASIC

rigging

technique

safety

boat knowledge

simple repair

equipment use

casting

fish ID

first aid

navigation

boating and fishing etiquette

etc...

The second Monday(weather permitting) will be a professionally guided fishing trip in an around the Bay of St Louis with licensed and experienced Charter Boat Captains. We will apply the classroom lessons on the water, and have fun doing it while we are fishing!

We will try and pair similar ages and or experience levels together as best we can. Ages 8 an up please.

For More information on pricing, availability for the YOUNG ANGLERS FISHING SCHOOL please contact:

George Constance

228-467-4592

or email

managerbwyc@att.net

****SHORE THING Fishing Charters**** Check us out on You Tube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdJjkK7ldsk&context=C497653dADvjVQa1PpcFOwoDwX2vSzY4P5FRg4Nz-_nX2fhO9IImg= With four boats available, small and large groups are welcome. Anglers under the age of 13 fish for free! We supply rods reels, tackle, snacks, drinks, ice, fuel, bait and fun. No charge for fish cleaning and bagging. Be sure and ask about our all inclusive overnight fishing packages to the Cat Island House!!! For your next fishing trip, give us a call or check us out on line. www.shorethingcharters.com or 228-342-2206

 Greg, Daina, Jill and Nate

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 7:28:44 PM

long beach, MS USA

i havent ever seen grown men act like girls like they do on here an all the 5 page long charter reports that aint even helpful. this site is supposed to be for fishing REPORTS not cyber bullying or charter advertisement.

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 7:28:20 PM

Diamondhead, MS USA

Jimbo and Marsh Rat, you're absolutely correct.  I've made my point and have no reason to be here anymore.  Good luck fishing.

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 1:01:53 PM

Baton Rouge/Pass Christian, LA USA

Alright guys, I do not post on this board often but, I do read it a few times a week. THe reason I dont get to post is bc I only get to go fishing once or twice a month. I enjoy reading the reports to get an idea of places fish my be biting and what they are biting on.I do not by any means conisder myself anymore then an guy trying to catch and few fish and enjoy myself on the water while spending time with family and friends.

I would consider it pesonal favor if we can not make this forum the personal grudge report site. If this keeps up, peoeple will stop reading and posting their reports which, will cuase this site to be useless. I am sure everyone has there reasons to say what they have said and everyone has the right to say what they want, this is America.

With that being said, I will not post on here agian unless I have a question about fishing or have a report that may help others have success. I mean guys fishing is hard enough, lets make it easier for everyone and furture generations to enjoy what we have for years.

Tight lines,

Jimbo

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 12:37:47 PM

vancleave, ms United States

In response to Marsh Rat

I tryed afew days ago to get this too stop but
someone had too stick their nose where it
didn't belong.   And did what I expected him to
do.  I appoligize to everyone but I'm not one
too take junk laying down.   

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 12:37:08 PM

Diamondhead, MS USA

For God's sake Addict, Rec Rick would mop the floor with you.  But, if you insist, I'll be at the Pass Harbor boat launch at 0530 tomorrow morning to go fishing.  I'll be in the yellow cat.  By the way, you won't be looking for the "Old Guy".  

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 12:23:34 PM

Pascagoula, MS USA

Cease fire!

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 12:18:18 PM

vancleave, ms United States

In response to Unbridled

Straight up short and sweet. Man up and call
me you little frickin punk ass.  Your not man
enough to ecven do it. My number is there use.   
Believe me I would have done called you. But
keyboard tough guys are really a measure of a
man.  Hope to hear from you

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 12:12:42 PM

Diamondhead, MS USA

"diffenently"; "bulling"; "dam" . . . Really???  Addict, your true colors are showing with neon hues.  By the way, for someone who works two jobs and has a side job, you sure have a lot of free time on your hands.  Look, I'd love to pursue this stimulating conversation; but, I think I'd rather go fishing.  Hope to catch you and your Banjo band sometime.

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 11:45:41 AM

Slidell, LA USA

Starting on Sunday, we caught our limit of large specs everyday. For the last 4 days, we had a minimun of 75 specs up to 4# before noon. Yesterday, we had 75 specs at 8:30. One tripletail on Monday.
Capt. Bob had a good trip, catching 3 tuna over 120# and some large grouper.
Give us a call and let's go fishing.
Capt Pappy Kenney
Old Pro Charters
985-290-5764  Cell
985-847-0041  Home
Email:  rkenney@bellsouth.net
Bobcat Charters
Capt. Bob Kenney
985-290-4013
Email:  capt-bob@att.net

 ToddMothers DayMonday's CatchWed's Catch

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 11:08:22 AM

vancleave, ms United States

In response to Unbridled

Actually I left my number for southern truth.
And it was to keep all this off here then they
piped up just like your dumbass. You
diffenently have no room calling anyone
pathetic. You butted your nose in others
business andd said I was cyber bulling. So get
your head out your tail end and learn to shut
your mouth.  Maybe one day you will realize
you have no say it anything and that your a
dam jackass

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 11:04:33 AM

Diamondhead, MS USA

One more thing Addict:  The facts are in the posts and I've read them.  You did far more than "merely say they were talking trash".  You cursed them and invited them to call you personally and judging from an earlier post, that meant you were picking a fight.  Now, when you pick on the elderly, it becomes everyone's business.  Why don't you let your preacher in-laws read these posts and see how they feel about them?

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 10:52:26 AM

Bay St. Louis, MS USA

Registration fee is $50 a boat with a
maximum of 4 people per boat.

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 10:50:08 AM

Diamondhead, MS USA

Topwater Addict:
    What?  Bring religion into this????   This is utterly pathetic - I feel like I've been dropped into a short yellow bus and forced to sit next to Appalachian kid with the really prominent forehead.  WOW!!!

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 10:39:57 AM

Bay St. Louis, MS USA

Southern angler's of mississippi
(s.A.M.) Is having a speckled trout and
redfish tournament saturday  may, 19.  
Fishing starts at 5:30am and you can
not leave the dock before 5am. Fish
anywhere. Three fish speckled trout
stringer and a 2 fish redfish stringer
with a redfish slot of 18"-27". (Pinch
the tail of redfish and no part of th
tail can touch the 27" line with a
swipe.) 100% Payback. Weigh in starts
at 3pm and ends at 4pm (must be in line
by 4pm) and  will be on the bayou caddy
boat launch canal at kenny shiyou's
dock (shiyou caddy)on lambert ln. Which
is one street north of the caddy boat
launch rd. Off of lakeshore rd heading
towards the silver slipper. Calcutta
trout can be in stringer additional $10
per person (optional) open to public
and you can register at the s.A.M
meeting at freddie sandrock's house
tonight at 6pm or stop in at reel'n
fishing tackle at 10381 hwy 603, fred's
transmission on hwy 90, or sport trail
on hwy 90 all locations are in bay st.
Louis.Must be registered by 5pm
friday.If you are interested in
becoming a member or want to come to
the meeting tonight to sign up we will
have a group leaving the tackle shop on
hwy 603 at 5:30pm heading to the
meeting location.  

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 10:27:30 AM

Diamondhead, MS USA

Went out with a buddy yesterday and had a hard day of it.  East wind was making things muddy and we pushed around a bit through Jack Williams, Oyster bay, Turkey bayou, etc.  The usual suspects.
We were using live shrimp and DOA.
The ten trout we ended with all had good size but couldn't find a consistent bite.
Got to the marsh about 7:00 am and fished until noon.
Lots of birds working but small trout and sail cats under them.  Fished the outer perimeter of the birds looking for the bigger trout but no luck.

Far cry from the trip two weeks ago when we anchored down with two boys and sat for three hours and caught almost 40 trout.  Oh well, if it always came easy it wouldn't be any fun.

This weekend should be great tides, just hope that wind out of the east shifts to another direction.

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 10:14:25 AM

vancleave, ms United States

In response to Unbridled

First off I didn't pick any fight to any one all
this was brought on to me.  And I merely said
they were talking trash.  You are also one that
has put their nose where it doesn't belong.  
Because I made a post about triple tails and it
blew up from there.  Soo until you knoow the
facts shut your damned mouth.   And as far as
work goes I have 2 jobs and do side work too
make sure my family doesn't go without and
put my wife thru school.  And I was right. Rich
prick.  And don't bring religion in this both my
in laws are preachers.  see you brought this on.   
So why don't you stay out of stuff that doesn't.
Belong too you.  

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 8:20:34 AM

Diamondhead, MS USA

Hey Ben, the second half of my fishing report dealt with the La. marsh that is readily accessible to Ms. anglers and the friends I referred to are Ms. anglers.  Further, if you read the earlier posts, you would have seen where Topwater Addict was trying to get into a fight with a fellow that goes by the name "Old Guy" who simply posted that people should simmer down a bit.  Now, I don't know about you, but I would no sooner pick on somebody who goes by the name "Old Guy" than I would get into an intellectual debate with an unarmed man such as yourself.  Further, I couldn't give a hoot in hell about any "attention" this site might bring me (Christ, my strong preference is to live and let live); but, I will simply not tolerate a cyber bully or any bully for that matter.  Yes, Topwater Addict, I have been fortunate enough to have some success in life and this, no doubt, brings out the petty, class envy in you - I'm damned proud that it has come from the sweat of my brow and rightfully so.  Now, I'm going back to my little world and continue to enjoy my life; but the next time you threaten the elderly, you had damned well better expect to be put in your place.  

Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 8:03:58 AM

vancleave, ms United States

In response to ben

Hey man thanks for your post.  If every actually
read what had happen. Tthey would realize
that someone said some rather aggrevating
things and mad someone mad.  Someone that
doesn't sit back and take too much stuff.  So
everything is blamed on me for being man
enough to come back on them.  This is the first
time I have every been put in this situation on
here and think it is rather stupid. Especialy
since i m the one their blaming.  I try to help
anyone I can and will still do so.  

Wednesday, May 16, 2012 @ 9:41:03 PM

Biloxi, MS USA

May 16, 2012                                                                                                                   Commercial Spotted Seatrout Season to Close at 6 a.m., Saturday, May 19



BILOXI, Miss. – The commercial fishing season for spotted seatrout will close in Mississippi territorial waters on Saturday, May 19, 2012, at 6 a.m. The season will reopen Jan. 1, 2013.

The closing of the commercial spotted seatrout season is issued under the authority of Section 49-15-15 1 (a) of the Mississippi Code of 1972.  

Wednesday, May 16, 2012 @ 7:08:20 PM

vancleave, ms United States

In response to Unbridled

First off thanks justin for taking up for me while
I was away. At the rigs to be exact.  No lemons
but loads of returned snappers.  And as for you
unbridled you don't know anything about me
or how I do fish.  I also have never seen a post
for your dang self.  Yes I'm a dang redneck and
dam proud of it.  And I can don't know you but
I can just about bet your one of those rich
pricks over there in diamond head.  Not all are
but I bet you are.  And I will quit being an a
buthole. When stupid idiots quit calling me out.  
Now I hope I hurt your feelings.

Wednesday, May 16, 2012 @ 7:01:02 PM

Bay St Louis, ms Unknown

In response to GoneFishin

Sounds good let us know. I have 2 buds that fish it and they said it has slowed down somewhat but the fish are still hitting between 174 and 176 but it seems with the live bait now the artificials have slowed down.... anyway they said they are doing a slow drift on the down current side casting to the bridge and when they catch a fish or 2 they anchor up and its been working for them. But like I said they told me they were catching 4-1 with the live shrimp.... good luck o yah they are carolina rigging

Wednesday, May 16, 2012 @ 4:47:16 PM

Bay St Louis, ms Unknown

In response to jazzdoc52

Hey just had 2 buddies go last weekend on one of those 3 day trip charters.  They said the water was really nice.  They fished the grassbeds around north island and new harbor and did well with their biggest being 23 inches.  Some of the other guys in the group fished freemason on friday and sat but it was hit and miss I think they got their limits on fri and sat am but missed them on thurs pm and no fish at all on sunday.  I think there was no fish on fri am and no fish there sat pm.  The entire group which was 12 came back to harbor with 350 fish for the entire trip. So eh but according to the charter capts it was up from the last 2 trips which were both in the 200 range so the trout are building there.

Good luck wish I was going there haha its really beautiful out there

Wednesday, May 16, 2012 @ 4:43:16 PM