In 2009, I added a Power-Pole to the boat and this has revolutionized my shallow water fishing.

We can hold up on a spot and work an area thoroughly to catch quality fish. To read more about this new addition to my rig, check out their website at www.powerpole.com

 

 

My Sea Pro is a fishing machine, at 24 ft long and 9ft wide, and with its shallow draft and Carolina bow,  I  can ease into the  shallow water flats in search of specks and reds or head offshore-- 9miles or less--on calm days. Whatever type of fishing you prefer, I can take you to one of many reefs off the coast of Pensacola to bring home some red snapper or grouper for dinner.

 

 

The boat is also equipped with upper and lower control stations, and I can spot fish from a 

distance to make your fishing trip more successful.  With a beam of 9ft in width and a length of 24 ft, I can fish up to four people comfortably. I also have state of the art electronics for locating

 fish, and also have a 81 lb thrust MinnKota trolling motor for easing 

up in the shallows to stalk reds and specks.

 

The workhorse of the boat is my 250 hp - 4stroke Yamaha. It has enough power to cruise at 

a steady 40mph with four fishermen plus myself and a full load of tackle, but if needed the boat can fly across the bay at 50+mph. If bad weather moves in, we can get off the water safely and quickly. The real treat of this motor is how quiet it is, and it does not have any fumes. 

 

The design of my boat can handle a chop, so if the bay gets bumpy you will never feel it.

I venture offshore when it's calm (around 2ft or less). Many days during the summer it stays very calm in the gulf. I stay within 9 miles of land, so it's not a far run to

 many reefs that hold bottom fish.

 

If you're interested in going offshore for bottom fish or trolling for king, wahoo,

 or mahi-mahi, give me a shout, and we'll see if we can get you hooked-up. I only venture offshore when it's calm, but many days in the gulf during the summer months the gulf are very fishable in my boat. So what are you waiting for? Let's get you hooked up on the Mega-Bite!

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Here is my trophy fish from 2007. My first Wahoo ever, and it was over 50lbs. We were just offshore trolling for kings after a good day of red snapper fishing, and this monster hit the the middle rod that was deployed about 60yrds behind the boat. After a 35 minute fight and 7 times around the boat, I had my trophy. The whole time I was worried about a shark coming up and taking my prize.

 

 

 

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