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# Fly and Light Tackle Fishing Mobile Bay and Alabama Inshore Waters

Fishing guide in and around Mobile Bay

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## Posts

- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-may-2015/)
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-june-2015/)
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-july-2015/)
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-aug-2015/)
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-sept-2015/)
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-oct-2015/)
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: April 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-april-2014/) - Winter will not give up this year. Water temps are headed for the 60′s and it looks like we are beginning the migration patterns. There is plenty of saltwater headed for the causeway it’s just too cool right now. On the coast, Spanish Mackerel will be starting to move this month along with the Pompano.
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: May 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-may-2014/) - May is usually the best fishing for Specs and Reds on Mobile Bay until the fall. This year is off to a late start. Water temps are in the low 70′s and pretty dirty from the rains in April. April fishing has been a bust along the eastern shore and all of the bay for that matter.
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: June 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-june-2014/) - May and early June is usually the best fishing for Specs and Reds on Mobile Bay until the fall. This year is off to a late start. Water temps are in the low 70′s and the water is pretty dirty from the rains in April. April fishing has been a bust along the eastern shore
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: July 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-july-2014/) - Our annual rainfall is 15 inches above normal. The effect of all this rain is starting to work it's way out of Mobile Bay. The water is starting to clear and the water temperature is heading for the mid 80's. Take advantage of the last month of fishing before the summertime water temps head into
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Aug 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-aug-2014/) - All this rain we got this year is finally working it's way out of Mobile Bay. The water is starting to clear and the water temperature is in the mid 80's. Summertime water temps are heading into the 90's and that means the trout fishing slows down. If you are fishing in the lower half
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Sept 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-sept-2014/) - The bay has finally cleared up after all the rain we got this year. Water temps are holding in the mid 80's. The saltwater has finally made to the causeway. That means flounder on Tensaw Point, reds all over the causeway, and trout in their summer time hideouts. To find some flounder look on the
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Oct 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-oct-2014/) - The water looks good and water temps are holding around 87 degrees on the causeway. Another wet year has made this summer slow around the causeway. The good news is that salt water has finally pushed into the Delta. Shrimpers are working the Blakley River and Mobile Ship Channel. Trout fishing is still very tough
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Nov 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-nov-2014/) - November is the time to be fishing on the causeway. Specs, reds, and flounder were had to find in October. I've caught some nice fish here and there with High Tide plastics on jig head while looking for specs in the rivers on the causeway. Water temps are in the low 70's and each cold
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Dec 2014](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-dec-2014/) - December is upon us and that means the start of winter fishing. This fall has been a little less than normal for trout fishing on the causeway. That is no surprise after all the rain we had this year. The water is clear and in the mid 60's. It should be getting cooler with each
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Jan 2015](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-jan-2014/) - Winter is here and November was the coldest I remember. The water temps are is the 50's. The causeway still has some salty water, but it won't be long until the causeway flushes for the winter. Until it does, we are still catching some trout in the rivers north of the causeway. Drifting down the
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Feb 2015](https://captdankolenich.com/220/) - Winter is here and it's as cold as any winter that I can remember. The water temps are is the 50's. This should be the coldest we'll see this year. Likewise the fishing is as slow as it will be until the middle of the summer. Bait fish have headed for the deeper water to
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Mar 2015](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-mar-2015/) - Winter turned out to be a brutally cold one and that has water temps cooler than usual. As of the middle of February our rainfall has been less than normal. This could make for a earlier spring as long as we don't get a ton of rain. March fishing is all about finding salty water.
- [Mobile Bay Fishing Report: Apr 2015](https://captdankolenich.com/mobile-bay-fishing-report-apr-2015/) - Winter will not give up this year. Water temps are headed for the 60's and it looks like we are beginning the migration patterns. There is plenty of saltwater headed for the causeway it's just too cool right now. On the coast, Spanish Mackerel will be starting to move this month along with the Pompano.
- [Hells Bay 17.8 Professional](https://captdankolenich.com/hells-bay-17-8-professional/) - Fly and Light Tackle Fishing in the Rivers, Creeks, and Bays of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta or the Channels Flats of Mobile Bay on board my Hells Bay 17.8 Professional. Inshore Fishing for Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, and Bass or Plan a Sightseeing Trip in the Delta by Motorboat, Canoe, or Kayak.
- [20’ Light Tackle Edition SeaCraft](https://captdankolenich.com/20-light-tackle-edition-seacraft/) - Fly and Light Tackle Fishing in the Coastal Alabama and Offshore waters on board my 20’ Light Tackle Edition SeaCraft. Salt Water Fly Fishing for Bull Reds, Gator Trout, Bonita, King Mackerel, Bluefish, Ladyfish, and Jack Crevalle.

## Pages

- [Mobile Bay Fishing Guide](https://captdankolenich.com/) - Fish in Mobile Bay, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach for Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, and more. Orvis Endorsed Fly Fishing Guide. USCG Licensed and Insured.

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