Spotted Seatrout

Pascagoula offers exceptional Spotted Seatrout action, particularly in the marshy estuaries and bayous that feed into the Gulf. The unique blend of saltwater and brackish conditions creates a haven for these fish, especially when targeting areas where the Pascagoula River meets the Gulf. Look for Seatrout near structure like docks, oyster reefs, and grass beds. Spring and fall are prime times, as Seatrout follow the bait migrations. During warmer months, focus on early morning or late evening trips to avoid the heat. A local tip: the Singing River is a productive area, but be mindful of the strong currents. Also, polarized sunglasses are essential for spotting submerged grass beds, where trout often ambush prey. Remember to adjust your lure depth to match the water temperature; Seatrout tend to move deeper in colder months. With a little patience and the right presentation, you'll be reeling in these speckled beauties in no time!