NEWS FLASH – To find the article written by Bryan Brasher of The Commercial Appeal newspaper out of Memphis, TN on fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS, go to www.commercialappeal.com/ and them click on the sports section. The article is titled “Brodie Charters targets plentiful trout, other overlooked species in waters around Biloxi”. Great pic of the handsome and debonair Capt. Brodie in there don’t you think?

ABOVE: The two Labor Day weekend fishing trips were simply non stop fish catching fun aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS. Click on photos for larger view on Flickr.com. By the way, at teambrodiecharters on flickr.com you’ll be able to view nearly 2,000 of Capt. Brodie’s  fishing and duck hunting pictures. Enjoy!

PRICING: Fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS is quite affordable. For example, a half-a-day “5-hour” trip for up to 4 anglers is merely $350, and an all-day “8-hour” trip goes for $450. Ice, bait, tackle, rods and reels, fuel, Mississippi fishing license, fish cleaning and packaging, as well as a big dose of southern hospitality is included in the package deal.

But don’t let the economical price fool you for Capt Robert L. Brodie is one of the most experienced full-time fishing and duck hunting guides in the south. Capt. Brodie strives to be polite, professional, productive, and it shows in his large comeback clientele and consistent large catches of fish. So hop aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS, and create some wonderful fishing memories of your own.

“Life is short…let’s fish!”

NOW BACK TO CAPT. BRODIE’S FISHING REPORTS…

OK folks…September and October are two excellent months for fishing here in south Mississippi. Matter a fact, in the last couple of mornings, well, a touch of fall could be felt on the rides out to the fishing grounds. Plus, after all of the rain dumping fresh water into the rivers and bays the waters are finally filtering out nicely. For example, on our last trip on Sunday near the mouth of the bay the water was simply gorgeous, and that was on a falling tide.

The reefs are on fire, and plenty of fish are prowling around the bridges too.  Got some big specks lined up for a small group of good casting anglers if interested, and the Florida pompano are prowling the barrier island’s flats, and things are just getting cranked up good. Hey, you’ve put off going fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS long enough, so hop aboard and let’s go catch a mess of fish. 

For me this has been an awesome Labor Day weekend! Catching tons of fish with really fun people, as well as spending time with family and friends, eating delicious food, enjoying the pool, and smoking fine Cuban cigars. Hope all of you out there had a memorable weekend too. Take care my friends, and check out the last two trips posted below. Oh yeah, I have plenty of openings available so come on down!

ABOVE: Sunday, September 5, 2010 - “Take Home Catch: 181 White Trout & Ground Mullet” – On this fish catching outing, well, Quinn Howard and Jeff Brand from Lee Tractor Company in Gulfport, MS put together a half-a-day trip to catch white trout and ground mullet. This was one of those sanctioned fish kills, and the 4 men proceeded to easily box 181 fine white trout and ground mullet, and we left the fine trout biting. Larry and his son Brent was on this trip too, all of the men fished well, and had a great time hauling in the tasty reef dwellers. Photo By Capt. Robert L. Brodie

Hey, if you want in on some of this fast paced fish catching fun simply call Capt. Robert L. Brodie at (228) 697-7707 or shoot him an e-mail at email hidden; JavaScript is required.

ABOVE: Saturday, September 4, 2010 - “Take Home Catch: 92 White Trout & Ground Mullet & 15 Black Drum” -  John Matlock and his son Josh from Tennessee had a blast catching plenty of delicious fish for the dinner table while fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS.  On this outing the father and son duo easily boxed 92 white trout and ground mullet, finished off the day with 15 black drum, and Josh caught and released a 30-pound-class drum that put up a tremendous fight on light spinning tackle. Photo by Capt. Robert L. Brodie

ABOVE: Saturday, September 4, 2010 – “Big Game Of The Bay” – Josh Matlock from Tennessee had a thrill of a lifetime when he hooked into this 30-pound class black drum while fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS over the Labor Day weekend. These big drum are the “big game” of the Back Bay of Biloxi, and on light spinning tackle provide a great battle. These big specimens are released to fight another day, but make for a great picture to go on your wall or desk. Photo by Capt. Robert L. Brodie

ABOVE: Last 2 trips aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS. Want some?

PRICING: Fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS is quite affordable. For example, a half-a-day trip is merely $350 and an all-day trip goes for $450. Ice, bait, tackle, fuel, rods and reels, Mississippi fishing license, fish cleaning and packaging, as well as a big dose of southern hospitality is included in the package deal. Sounds like a great deal? Well it is, and Capt. Brodie has 50-years of experience fishing these waters. Check out the fishing reports throughout this web site, it’s easy to see the good captain has a reputation for catching fish consistently, and plenty of them. So what are you waiting for book your next light tackle fishing adventure aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS now. THE BITE IS ON!

Response from Robert Callaway regarding the fishing trip below…

Thanks again for a great trip. I don’t believe I have ever caught so many fish so quickly. Please log into the forum boards on my web site at http://www.alabamafishingbuddy.com/forums/ and post fishing reports as often as you would like. Hopefully it will get you a few new clients and I know I plan to make another trip down soon.

Robert Callaway

To see a full article by Robert on the trip titled “Gulf Coast Recovery In Full Swing” go to Robert Callaway’s blog site at http://alabamafishingbuddy.wordpress.com/.

NOW BACK TO CAPT. BRODIE’S LATEST FISHING REPORTS…

Today I had Bryan Brasher and Robert Callaway aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS, and this duo of anglers wanted to catch plenty of fish to take back to Tennessee. Well, they got their wish! Better yet, Bryan is a noted sports editor out of Memphis, Tennessee for the Commercial Appeal, and he also was looking for a feature story on TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS, and the quality of fishing here in south Mississippi. 

Thank goodness the fish continued to cooperate, and Bryan and Robert caught fish like a bunch of mad men. Our first stop produced really nice white trout cast after cast, and the men were simply having a ball loading up the ice chest. On average these fish were bigger than the ones we caught on the last trip a bit father out, and a number of delicious ground mullet joined the melee too.

Bryan and Robert fished well, and in no time they stashed 109 tasty trout in the ice chest, and we left them biting. Well, there was a bit of room left in the box, and it was time to put them on a little bigger bite, so it was off to the black drum holes.

Just like our first stop for trout, well, the black drum were cooperating too, and a fine bite ensued. Soaking dead shrimp on the bottom on a falling tide the men proceeded to battle scrappy drum out of the bay’s depths. Bryan had the hot hand when it came to catching the biggest white trout, but Robert had the hottest bite on the drum although they each caught plenty.

Thirteen drum nearly filled up the box, we left them biting too, and we started out to finish off the day with a few flounders. However, the winds really picked up, and the men said their arms ached from catching so many fish so fast they were ready to head back in. Both of these gentlemen were a pleasure to fish with, and seemed to really appreciate and enjoy our morning fishing the fish-filled waters of south Mississippi.

According to Bryan there will be a full page article on our trip coming out in the Commercial Appeal on Sunday. Really looking forward to seeing the article and pictures, and will post it if I can. Last week I had outdoor writer Jill “Easton” Spencer, and today Bryan Brasher, both award winning writers, quality people, and people that truly appreciate our great outdoors. People like Bryan and Jill are working hard to promote our fishing and clean waters here in south Mississippi, and their work is much appreciated. Many thanks my friends!

Does this light tackle fishing look like fun to you? If so call Capt. Robert L. Brodie at (228) 697-7707 or shoot him an e-mail at email hidden; JavaScript is required.

“Remember…Life is short…Let’s Fish!”

Report in progress!!!!!!!!!!!

PRICING: A half-a-day trip aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS is merely $350, and an all-day goes for $450. Ice, bait, tackle, rods and reels, fuel, Mississippi fishing license, fish cleaning and packaging, as well as a big dose of southern hospitality is included in the package deal. Capt. Brodie carries 1 to 4 anglers aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS, and when those prices are split amongst 2 or more anglers, well, that a really great deal.

OK folks…I have Thursday and Friday open, the weekend is booked up, and the weather is starting to look real good for the next couple of days. Pictured below, this couple down from Tennessee celebrating their 25 wedding anniversary put the hammer on white trout, ground mullet, and fine black drum today while fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS.

Looks like fun? Well it is! So be sure to call Capt. Robert L. Brodie at (228) 697-7707 or shoot him an e-mail at email hidden; JavaScript is required, and set up a fun filled day of fishing in south Mississippi aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS.