PRICING: Half-a-day (5-hours) light tackle fishing trips aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS are merely $350, and all-day (8-hours) trips go for $450. Ice, bait, tackle, rods & reels, fuel, Mississippi fishing license, fish cleaning & packaging, as well as a big dose of southern hospitality is all part of the package deal.

Best of all, those prices can be split amongst 4 anglers making fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS extremely affordable for a group of four. To book your fishing trip aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS call Capt. Robert L. Brodie at (228) 697-7707 or shoot him an e-mail at email hidden; JavaScript is required.

Capt. Brodie has been fishing and hunting these waters for over 50-years, an accomplished award-winning outdoor writer/photographer, and also conducts diving duck hunts on the Mississippi Sound.

Duck hunts generally start the day after Thanksgiving Day, and go for $450. Capt. Brodie and an assistant guide will assist you on these big water hunts. Main diving duck species taken are redheads, greater and lesser scaups a.k.a. “bluebills”, buffleheads, as well as an occasional canvasback.

Remember, “At TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS  It’s About The Bite & The Flight”.

NOW BACK TO CAPT. BRODIE’S FISHING REPORTS…

Today I had Jim Swittenburg from Georgia back aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS, and for the first time he had his son Johnny aboard. With Jim it’s generally catch and release, and today it would be mandatory since we were fishing in the no take zone. Our quest was to catch a few fish that would provide a good pull, and the redfish and black drum delivered the bite. Caught and released plenty of small reds, as well as a couple of nice slot fish, but Johnny caught a monster red that provided great excitement on this outing.

ABOVE: Johnny had quite a thrill hooking into this big bull redfish. The fish made numerous hard runs, even getting tangled in the bridge piling, but the top-shot of braided line saved the day, and the big fish was worked back out of the pilings into open water.  Would rather be lucky than good any day of the week. Bottom line, a fine redfish landed, and released to fight another day. Photo by Capt. Robert L. Brodie

ABOVE: A nice speckled trout…no…but a big “yellow-mouth” white trout caught while fishing for black drum. Johnny had the lucky hand today landing white trout, black drum, as well as a couple of nice redfish. Photo by Capt. Robert L. Brodie

Nearly 3-feet in length, Johnny had his hands full landing this brute. The fish made tremendous fast runs, and even ran back into the pilings, but the top-shot of braided line held, and the fish was slowly worked out of the piling back into open water. After more hard runs and plenty of nervous moments the big fish was introduced to the landing net. After a few pics the bruiser was safely released to fight another day.

Jim is an accomplished angler, but Johnny was “the man” today catching the most and biggest fish. It’s always great fun when Jim steps aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS, and looking forward to fishing with him and “the man” once again. Thanks guys…great fun as usual!

ABOVE: Jim added a nice flounder to our diverse catch today. Fishing in the no take zone we released redfish, black drum, and flounders. Photo by Capt. Robert L. Brodie

ABOVE: Johnny landed and releases a couple of these nice slot redfish while fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS in the Back Bay of Biloxi. Great fun vertical fishing for these hard fighters using live menhaden for bait. Photo by Capt. Robert L. Brodie

ABOVE: Fishing aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS, Johnny caught his first black drum today too, and released the scrappy bottom dweller to fight another day. Photo by Capt. Robert L. Brodie

ABOVE: This huge redfish was the money fish today, and Johnny had the fight of his life landing this huge spottail. The big redfish was nearly 3-feet in length, a large specimen for the Back Bay of Biloxi. Photo by Capt. Robert L. Brodie