The men went fishing from the Navy Point Boat Launch Wednesday but didn't return home by nightfall as expected.
The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing its search for three Pensacola fishermen who embarked on a fishing trip earlier this week and have not been heard from since then.
David Washington, 80, and two of his sons, Darryl and David Washington, both in their 60s, left Wednesday for a fishing trip, departing from the Navy Point Boat Launch, and did not return home.
Coast Guard Petty Officer Corey Graham said as of Friday morning, the Coast Guard's fixed-wing aircraft, a small boat and a cutter, as well as the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, are in the water searching for the men.
He said the group's boat was found and recovered Thursday.
David Washington Sr.'s granddaughter, Meghan Cooper, said Thursday that the men were avid fishermen and got out on the water any chance they got.
She said she was told their boat was found three miles from the shoreline, but there was still no sign of the men.