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The bluefish, called tailor in Australia, is a species of popular marine gamefish found in all climates. It is the only extant species of the Pomatomidae family. The bluefish is a moderately proportioned fish, with a broad, forked tail. The spiny

Black Seabass and many varieties of Sharks can be found on the reef all year round. There are nice Cobia and Gray Trout in the Spring on the reef.  From Spring through the Fall, you can find Bluefish, Flounder, King Mackerel, Spadefish, Sp

My son and I fished Kure Beach last night and this morning. We caught 5 small Blacktip sharks, 3 Ribbon fish, about 30 Croaker, Bluefish, and a Sea Robin. All sharks were caught on mullet, and everything else was caught on shrimp. The croaker were

Patchogue Grounds is a rocky area that is well known for catching Bluefish, Sea Bass, and Cod. Can hold lots of eels.

Good King Markerel fishing here. Some Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel here as well. Few Black Seabass on bottom.

As we move into the new moon phase this week, our daytime fishing should pick up. If I could only fish 1 time this week, it would beThursday between 5 and 8 AM or 6 till 9 PM. Alternatively, 5 AM till 8 AM onWednesday or 6 till 9 PM Friday. Dependi

There is a catwalk on the southern end of the Bonner Bridge (aka Oregon Inlet Bridge) that many people fish. Flounder, Mullet, Blues, and in the winter striper are common.

A (23467) is a gas/oil platform built by Cox Operating, L.L.C. and installed on 01/01/1996. A is considered a minor platform that stands in 50 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common species inc

The Great Eastern Wreck is also known as the Twin Wrecks. The reef covers over 1,000 acres  and is about 20 miles east of the Ocean City Inlet. 

C-DECK(SL) (31002) is a gas/oil platform built by Exxon Mobil Corporation and installed on 01/01/1993. C-DECK(SL) is considered a minor platform that stands in 40 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Mos

In the surf and inshore lots of puppy drum, blow toad, sea mullet, and bluefish are being caught. Around the point there have been some good nights with the big red drum. SW winds will be blowing the next few days and with the water temperature hov

Fishing is starting to pick up off Hatteras. Yesterday, several Blue Marlin were teased up by the fleet, a few were lucky enough to hookup. Godspeed Charters was fortunate to release two Blue Marlin yesterday.While the trolling has been a little sl

The waters around Hatteras has cooled down some, but there are still some good bites going on. Offshore the boats have been catching Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, and Mahi. Sailfish continue to bite and reports of White Marlin and Blue Marlin are still aro

Located 3 nautical miles East of Plumtree Point, between Back River and the Poquoson River, lies the circular reef site named Back River Reef. This site consists of forty concrete igloos, positioned 50 feet apart in the shape of an "X&

The Tamoka River never seems to disappoint me. This will probably sound weak but it was freezing yesterday when we launched the boat. In Florida, especially by us, freezing is anything below 50 degrees. It was in the high 40's. We all dressed like

Cockburn Sound. Herring, Tailor, Snapper, Squid, King George Whiting, Salmon, Trevally. Water depth 6 - 10m.

Lots of species caught this week on fly.  The normal jacks, ladyfish, trout, and snook, but a few pompano, bluefish, mackeral, and lots of snapper to add to the mix.  Water conditions have been great.  Very clear sight fi

Spoon fishermen around the world are limiting out on the Mepps Syclops. Whether you fish for pike, salmon, trout, walleyes or panfish, there's a Syclops just right for you. Available in five sizes and a wide variety of proven colors, no other spo

The talk of the town has certainly been about Kenny Koci from Wasabi catching more Bluefin Tuna. He definitely has them figured out. He brought back another one this week, But, the more interesting catch was another Swordfish, proving that

Chuck Many of Annandale won last weekend’s Hi-Mar Striper Tournament for the fourth time in the last five years on his Tyman from Highlands. Capt. Bryan Pieros of Lebanon and Matt Calabria from Hazlet joined Many as they chunked bunker in the