Tropical Storm Bertha is tracking through the Gulf, triggering a Tropical Storm Watch from the Ochlockonee River to the Alabama border. While offshore trips are safely scrubbed, our protected inshore bays are primed for an epic bite. As the barometer drops, redfish, speckled trout, and flounder shift into overdrive.

The Prime Windows

  • The Pre-Storm Drop: The 12 hours before arrival. Fish feel the pressure drop. We pivot to shallow flats in East Bay, deep structure in St. Andrew Bay, and Choctawhatchee Bay's shorelines.
  • The 48-Hour Post-Storm Flush: Once Bertha clears, bait flushes out of the marshes, temperatures drop, and oxygen levels surge. The bite stays hot all day.

Tactical Pivots

Don't cancel your beach week! We are actively pivoting offshore bookings to protected inshore flats. Call our pivot line at (850) 220-2444 to reschedule into the post-storm window. Refer to news-3216287 for Captain Dan's safety framework. Ready for the bite of a lifetime? Book your inshore charter with Panhandle Adventures today!


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