Events and Fishing

EVENTS

TREASURE ISLAND MARINA HOSTS (OR CO-HOSTS) A NUMBER OF BOATING EVENTS EACH YEAR.

In April we have our Annual Nautical Flea Market where you can either display your wares for sale and/or come and shop for nautical “diamonds in the rough”!  For further information on our Flea Market and to Register as a vendor contact Dave Schaler at dschaler@timpcb.com.

July brings around the reknown “AQUAPALOOZA”, the area’s largest on-the-water boat party of the year.   With MarineMax we sponsor this day of food, entertainment and fun in the sun at beautiful Shell Island.

Then in November there is the annual Florida Seafood Festival in Apalachicola where numerous boats travel to this quaint picturesque setting and spend a weekend enjoying the local seafood and entertainment the Festival has to offer.

 FISHING

Capt. John and Leroy Jackson show off some beautiful Snowy Grouper and a rather large Amberjack they caught (May 2013) offshore.

Ronnie Johnson with a nice catch of Redfish. (May 2013)

Bill Miller shows off his Cobia he caught on May 1, 2013.

Shawn Nguyen with a Cobia caught on a 31′ Cape Horn while fishing with Tim Jarrett and Justin Jarrett.

Justin Jarett caught this Cobia while fishing with his Dad and Shawn Nguyen April 24, 2013.

Tim Jarrett and one of the 3 Cobias they caught while fishing on his 31′ Cape Horn in April 2013.

David Loveless shows off a Jack Crevalle he caught while fishing with his son Cody and Claude Scarbrough on Capt. Scarbrough’s 22′ Pathfinder. (May 2013)

These killer Amberjacks were caught by Aaron, Sam & Brian on Brian’s 35′ Donzi!

Rick Dykes , his daughter Lisa, Todd and Jim caught these Red Grouper on the opening day of the 2013 Red Grouper season.

Ward Smith and his crew caught these Spanish Mackerel aboard his 19′ SeaHunt.

These two young men, Denver & Tristen, caught these flounder while fishing with Scott Langford aboard his boat the “KIMBERLY ANN”.

These are only a few of the many Spanish Mackerel that Ann & Johnny Adams caught while fishing in April 2013.

Ronnie Johnson and Shane Jones show off some of the Spanish Mackerel they caught while fishing on Ronnie’s 21′ Blazer Bay.

The results of the 2012 38th Annual Treasure Island Marina King Mackerel Tournament were as follows:

KING MACKEREL -

1st Russell Stewart “Gag Reflex”  45.2 , 2nd Bill DeNamur “Family Time” 42.6, 3rd Leon Cater “Team Jesus” 40.8 and 4th Lance Rucker “Miss Su Too” 37.6

AMBERJACK -

1st Leon Cater “Team Jesus”  41.4, 2nd Ben Dover “Shady Lady” 39.6, 3rd Russell Stewart “Gag Reflex” 37.6

GROUPER -

1st Ben Dover, “Shady Lady” 33.2, 2nd Zach Rogers, “Lil Layla” 24.8  3rd Matt Montague “Fish Now” 23.2

WAHOO -

1st Russell Stewart, “Gag Reflex”  73 lbs.

Treasure Island Marina is your gateway to the fine fishing year round in the Gulf of Mexico. Grouper, Snapper, Amberjack, King Mackerel, Redfish, Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Trout, Trigger Fish, Tuna, Wahoo, Ling and Mahi Mahi are just a few of the types of fish you can catch in both the Gulf and the surrounding bays.

September of each year is our annual Treasure Island Marina KING MACKEREL TOURNAMENT.   Our 39th Annual Treasure Island Marina King Mackerel Tournament will be held on September 27th, & 28th 2013.  Please contact George Laird for further information, glaird@timpcb.com

Jim McKenzie caught this gorgeous Bull Dolphin while fishing with Brian Bruhmuller

RICHARD & KIRBY CAUGHT THESE BEAUTIES WHILE FISHING ON THE “WIDE OPEN”

Scott Langford and Brandon Langford caught these two Redfish not far outside St. Andrews Pass on Wednesday afternoon 3/14.

Walter George bagged these two Red Fish as well as a number of Speckled Trout while fishing Thursday morning behind Shell Island.

Billy Todd with a monster Red Snapper (6/12)

Keith & Colson Leonard caught this Sailfish last week about three miles offshore.

George Jackson caught this gorgeous Gag Grouper while fishing with Capt. John 10/19/12

Treasure Island Seafood Market is your one stop seafood shop.  Treasure Island Seafood carries only the highest quality of fresh local seafood.  Fresh fish, shrimp, Apalachicola oysters, crab legs, lump crab, crab fingers, tuna dip and much more.   Have the fish you catch cleaned and packed for travel.  Coolers and bulk ice available.  Call (850) 249-7323 for further information.

For tide information, view Panama City tide charts here.