Many more public GPS numbers have been added to the GPX file on the Downloads page. There are well over 400 waypoints currently in the file. As public numbers are found I will continue to update this file. This GPX file can be used by many chart plotting softwares but I recommend easy to work….
Pier fishing is full swing as everything from Redfish, Pompano, Spanish, Kings, Mahi, Cobia, and Sailfish!!! yes Sailfish are being reported. Some migrated Tarpon sightings have been reported as well. Enough pictures and reports have surfaced to make me park the boat for the coming week and hit the pier.
Conditions are looking favorable for the entire weekend. Estimated 1ft seas both Saturday and Sunday should bring plenty of people out into the gulf. Winds should be calm and temperatures in the high 70s.
Surrounding the St. Andrews State Park and other bay areas you may find a few odd creatures swimming around. This past weekend we witnessed multiple Sea Hares swimming the bay especially around the park boat ramp. These 8 to 12 inch ink discharging slugs almost seemed confused about where they were as I had to….
Looking over the bay right now you couldn’t tell it but the forecast for the coming weekend looks like increasingly rough. Be careful if venturing out especially on Sunday as swell is predicted at 4 – 5ft heights. Photo was from City Marina on Friday Noon.
The weather forecast for the coming weekend is looking good. Temperature in the low 70s and clear skies. Swell and Winds look favourable for inshore and offshore fishing. With swell heights low ling spotting should increase. Good luck if you are venturing out.
I drove around Sunday looking for the bait fish. There was none at the buoys. However there was few nibblers close to the shore and I found some schooled up threadfins back in the bay towards city marina.
First off, thank you for visiting. Throughout the site you will find useful information to hopefully bring you more luck out on the water. We provide fishing reports, tactics, boat ramp locations, ethanol free gas station locations (on the water and off), links to local tackle stores, maps to good fishing spots, and links to other….
I took a trip down the coast of PCB yesterday Monday 26th trolling clark spoons and literally could not move more than 100 yards and not have a Spanish on the line. Thick is an understatement! There is a flood of Spanish coming through.
Confirmed: Reports of schooling Blackfin Tuna are inshore.
King Mackerel landed off the Pier. The Kings are here! Starting a bit early this year the Spanish are now here in full swing. Large schools are flooding the coast and bays now. Reports are coming in the bite is on pretty much all daylight hours. All piers, jetties, and Panama City marina are flooded….
May 20, 2012
May 20, 2012 9:42 am CDT
Location: 30.152N 85.667W
Wind Direction: SSE (150°)
Wind Speed: 4.1 knots
Wind Gust: 6.0 knots
Atmospheric Pressure: 30.08 in (1018.5 mb)
Water Temperature: 78.4°F (25.8°C)
