Team Brodie Charters

Captain Robert L. BrodieCaptain Robert L. Brodie of Team Brodie Charters specializes in guided light tackle fishing, guided duck hunting, professional outdoor photography and writing. Drawing from over 45 years of fishing and hunting experiences, Capt. Brodie's articles and photographs have been featured in numerous articles in state, regional. and national publications.

As a United States Coast Guard licensed and insured charter captain, Capt. Brodie can accommodate anglers and hunters of all levels of experience. It doesn’t matter if you’re a rank amateur or a hard-core experienced fisherman, Capt. Robert L. Brodie can set up a trip from a few hours to an all day outing to suit your needs. For more information, contact Capt. Brodie at (228) 392-7660 or by email at captainbrodie@teambrodiecharters.com.

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Archive for May, 2007

Mississippi Fishing Report – Wednesday, May 23, 2007

May 23, 2007 at 9:30 am · Filed under Fishing, Fishing Reports, Fishing Tips and Tricks, Tips and Tricks

Mississippi Fishing Report – Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Today I had the pleasure of fishing with Brian Cooper, Rick Plemmons, David Milsaps, and Robert Gibson all from Farm Bureau Insurance. Although the easterly winds blew relentlessly all day long, these 4 anglers from North Carolina fished hard boating 20 or so white trout and ground mullet, including a couple of really big specimens. Live menhaden caught in the small-meshed brill net fooled those big yellow-mouth white trout. Soaking baits on the bottom also resulted in some big gafftopsail catfish and stingrays, barbed and dangerous specimens, but great fighters on light tackle. The large yellow-mouth white trout pulled out of the deep channels of the Back Bay of Biloxi were extremely beautiful sporting their silvery scales and bright yellow fins and mouth. Mr. Gibson landed the largest white trout that added to the friendly fishing competition among the group. Before all this wind fishing had been great, but hopefully these strong winds will die off letting anglers get back to the open water reefs. Fish are there is the weather cooperates!

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Fishing Report – Sunday, May 6, 2007

May 6, 2007 at 12:26 pm · Filed under Fishing, Fishing Reports, Fishing Tips and Tricks, Tips and Tricks

Fishing Report-Sunday, May 6, 2007
Bull Reds & Specks Deliver Great Louisiana Marsh Action

Today my fishing guests were Brad Huffman, Josh Joachim, and Jeff McAllister, and this crew was blessed with another excellent day of fishing the Louisiana marsh. Once again bull redfish and fat specks cooperated for a great day on the water. Ended up with 50 or so of the big specks, and 10 drag stripping redfish. Winds died down leaving the bait and fish filled coves calm, thus making it easy to spot “slicks” and striking fish. Soft-plastics fished under Cajun Thunder and Paradise X-Treme corks were the ticket to success. Baits in a chartreuse hue seemed to work best in the somewhat murky waters. The “bird” action is picking up too, and that style of sight fishing action should increase each day. It all looks good in this area, and it would be wise to book a trip now. Looks like some good weather throughout the week.

Regards,

Capt. Robert L. Brodie

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