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Much of the fall 2004 and winter 2005 seasons were spent rebuilding after Hurricane Ivan. We were able to spend a little time on the water, however, and have a few photos to prove it. We generally catch the largest redfish of the year in winter, along with false albacore, pompano, and bluefish in the shore break. Click on any of the small images below to see the full size photos. Use the back button on your browser to return to this page. For additional photos visit the Photo Gallery Winter 2006 , the Photo Gallery Spring 2005, the Photo Gallery Summer 2005, and the Photo Gallery Fall 2005.
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Terry Repp landed this nice redfish with moral support from his wife Laura. |
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Terry Repp of Crestwood, MO caught this 39 inch, 23 pound redfish after a thirty minute fight on a Shimano Stradic 2500 with 12 pound test line. |
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Terry Trudel of Cove, OR and a nice fly-caught 20 # Pensacola Pass redfish. |
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Check out the spots on this January redfish caught by Seattle's Jerry Earll. |
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Joe Purvis of Meridian, MS and a trophy-sized red landed in one of our local bayous. |
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John Earll of Missoula, MT bends a rod on a January redfish. |
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David Butler landed this slot-sized redfish while poling shallow flats in the Gulf of Mexico. On sunny days our winter Gulf waters are as clear as the Bahamas. |
It’s always a great day on the water with Gulf Breeze Guide Service!
Gulf
Breeze Guide Service
P.O. Box 251
Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0251 (USA)
Tel: 850.934.3292
Email: gbgsfishing@aol.com
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