Pascagoula River Fishing Reports

Speckled Trout Biting - The cold fronts over the last week have driven the trout a little deeper. We were catching them on top water before the cold weather, but now we are using cocohoe jigs pretty much all the time. The fish are in 5 to 10 feet depths and are biting wel more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Speckled Trout Schooling - We are at the peak of fall fishing now. The speckled trout are in good numbers in all areas of the marsh. We are seeing a lot of bird activity that makes it easy to locate the fish. If you run across the bird activity you can pretty much throw more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Trout Schooling - The school trout are in all the usual places around the river system now. They are pretty easy to locate if you watch the bird action. When you get on them you can catch them with whatever you want to throw. My preference is a 1/4oz jighead with a more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Fall Fishing Finally Turning On - Delayed by the flood of fresh water dumped into the Pascagoula River by Hurricane Gustav, the speckled trout have finally moved in. We are getting a lot of strikes on top water lures, so we are pretty much sticking to that because it is so much fun. more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Rain Water Plus Storm Surge - We have been seeing a lot of fresh water coming down the Pascagoula River since Hurricane Gustov passed through last week. Several inches of rain dropped by the hurricane has resulted in the flushing out of our coveted menhaden baitfish. We won't s more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Hurricane Should Turn Fish On - Hurricanes are not something coastal residents wish for, but after one passes through we always see a spike in the fish bites. As I write this I am in the feeder bands of approaching hurricane Gustov. We should see winds up to 70 mph from the storm more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Reds and Flounder Best Bet - Speckled trout fishing is still slow as is common in the Pascagoula River marsh during the hot months. You can get a dozen or so if you work at it, but they just aren't bunched up right now. The specks will start showing up in good numbers in a few more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Shut Down Until September - I will not be available until September for charters. September through November are the best fishing months of the year, so plan your trip then. more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Tough Times This Week - In spite of good quality live pogy we have had trouble getting bites this week. Up until now we were able to count on flounder to make up for finicky specks and reds, but this week the flounder were also hard to find. A week ago we were limiting more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River

Flounder On The Points - Flounder have been the easiest to locate and have been biting live cocohoes and jigs. They are in the natural ambush positions on the points along the river banks at the mouths of bayous and lakes. All of the flounder we are catching are nice ones more...
Capt. Barry Brown - Pascagoula River