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Clear day cold temps north winds. Water is flat stained waves 0 - 1. Yesterday:  Flounder Sheepshead Blues and Bonito. Today:  Flounder.

Spring is trying to arrive but this cold weather is holding on. However we are approaching the time of year when things really explode in the backbays. The fish will chew on earnest very shortly as the calendar will drive the bite and overpower the

Sunny day cold temps north winds. Water is flat clean waves 0 - 1. Yesterday:  Hard tails Flounder Spanish Blues Jack Crevalle and Whiting. Today:  Blues and Bonito.

NEW YORK HARBOR TO RARITAN BAY Striped bass still hold the spotlight and fluking is improving. Raritan Bay has been good for stripers in the teens but finally produced bigger fish on Monday when Capt. Sal Cursi of Cathy Sea at Sewaren put NJ Transit

Picture on the left is of a 300 lb blue eating a fly picture on the right it feels the sting and goes air borne. Don't go writing Guatemala off as strictly a sailfish fishery. The marlin bite is incredible these days (august to nov usually is) a

Body:  WOW The Beach Fishing has REALLY REALLY Picked up!!!!!  Specks Blues Flounder  and Citation Drum are all Being Caught as I type.  Cape Point Has been the Spot with a lot of the Drum Action but the Avon Pier Was HOT HOT HOT

Happy New Year and Happy Three Kings to all you Salty Dogs and  Salty Gals. The Report goes as follows, High pressure and cold front swells have kept the PR trench and the North east of Puerto Rico with sporty conditions and rough seas. The

Blue Marlin Bite 9 Miles- Sept 17 2016 The Capt decided to take the day off and have see for himself since the charters are slow this month. We have a nice blue water pocket sitting just 9 miles from the house. Since the moment the water changed fro

HOLA ANGLERS! May 19th 2018 report. Summer rains kick loose the blue marlin bite. Every year it happens the stage is set the food is there! Short runs as many as 8 shots a day at blue marlin. This past weekend Saturday 19th of May. Sails Call saw as

  The good news is that Marlin are still here Blues and Stripes mostly and amongst them a run of Sydney Yellowfin Tuna. This run of Tuna was a regular occurrence in the past and was the reason the Sydney Game Fishing Club’s ‘Summer

Yes they are around but no big numbers. It was late incoming but I got my first bluefish last evening in Narragansett Bay from shore.  I know that they have been around for the last ten days or so along the oceanfront but this is the first one

Since our last report we’ve been out a half a dozen times doing very well with porgies short sea bass and the occasional keeper fluke.  On one of the trips we ran into a school of small bluefish and were able to enjoy some top-water action

Body:  I tell you what you put 12 Wahoo's on the Deck and You have more than done your Job.  What a Catch of Wahoo today aboard the Marlin Mania I counted a DOZEN but could have missed one.  WOW What a GREAT Day.  The Origin

Jimmy of Wildlife Bait & Tackle reports that the big blues (in the 7-15 lb. range) are still around. Anglers are connecting with them in multiple locations including in the surf on cut bait out on Yaupon Reef and on the shoals. The big red drum a

Blues and occasional red drum.

March Madness in Guatemala!! Yesterdays Results March 4th 2017: 32-27-13 Sailfish 1-1-1 Blue Marlin 2-2-2 Mahi Great water and only 13-15 miles from the port. Bring on March!! Tight Lines Capt Chris Starrs

Rodanthe Pier- No Report Salvo Beach- Sea mullet puppy drum Avon Beach- Small blues puppy drum Avon Pier- 71 - Puppy drum 1- big drum small blues sea mullet Buxton- Puppy drum sea mullet Frisco- Blow toads few sea mullet Hatteras- No Report

Sunny day cool temps windy east winds. Water is rough muddy waves 2 - 3. Yesterday:  Whiting Flounder Reds and Blues. Today:  Black Drum.

Overall Catch Success Rate All Species Combined 79% Numbers at a glance: Marlin 65% Other Species 43% Hugh Williams from Ohio aboard Andrea with his first ever marlin BILLFISH:  Once again we had an up and down week with unusually cooler and wi

Body:  KINGS and LOTs of Them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Beach Big Drum at Cape Point 3 or 4th night in a Row boy are they gonna Chew Tonight!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Blues Pups and Sea Mullets..  Toads!!!!!!!!!!!!   Looks Like we Turned the Corne