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 June, 2007

Louisiana Marsh Fishing Report – Saturday, June 9, 2007

June 9, 2007 at 12:27 pm · Filed under Fishing, Fishing Reports, Fishing Tips and Tricks, Tips and Tricks

Louisiana Marsh Fishing Report

Saturday, June 9, 2007

Had the pleasure of taking Randy and Mary Camp of Hattiesburg, MS along with their daughter Terri and son-in-law Jeremy on an outing to the Louisiana marsh. Started them off tossing popping corks rigged with soft-plastics like Salt Water Assassins, Cocahoes, and Mr. Twister Finshad under gulls working the surface. They had a blast catching speckled trout, white trout, and gafftopsail catfish on the sensitive St. Croix Triumph spinning rods, and although were a novice group they caught on quickly to the art of cork fishing. Also, they got to see the magnificent bird life including large numbers of gulls and pelicans nesting on the marsh isles, as well as dolphin, and a huge tripletail free swimming on the surface. We ended the day bottom fishing around Isle au Pitre where they able to catch a number of ground mullet. This group of fine people also got to experience the power and drama involved in being caught in an afternoon thunderstorm. Swirling black and purple clouds, lighting popping all around, 30 knots plus winds, and driving rain gave us a good example of Mother Nature’s fury. Bottom line, I got them home alive and well, but very wet, and they had a story to tell for a time to come. The easterly winds are finally starting to settle down, so book a trip now!

Regards,

Capt. Robert L. Brodie
Home (228) 392-7660

Cell (229) 697-7707

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Louisiana Marsh Fishing Report – Friday, June 1, 2007

June 1, 2007 at 12:30 pm · Filed under Fishing, Fishing Reports, Fishing Tips and Tricks, Tips and Tricks

Louisiana Marsh Fishing Report

Friday-June 1, 2007

Today I had the pleasure to fish with Buddy and Karreen DeWeese of Ridgeland, MS, and took them on a tour of the Louisiana marsh off Mississippi’s mainland. This pair of experienced anglers managed to catch a mess of specks and white trout, including those hard fighting gafftopsail catfish while tossing popping corks into feeding gulls. They also got to walk the shell-laden beaches of Isle au Pitre, and Karreen flipped out over the vast array of shells. Today was the first day in weeks that the easterly winds finally settled down. Waters are still a bit murky, but the fish are out there feeding under the gulls. Thousands of pelicans and gulls are establishing their nest on these outer isles, and are quick to detect trout chasing shrimp to the surface.

Regards,

Capt. Robert L. Brodie

Home (228) 392-7660

Cell (228) 697-7707

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