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1 (2345) is a gas/oil platform built by Century Exploration New Orleans, LLC. 1 is considered a minor platform that stands in 80 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common species include Amberjac

A (10500) is a gas/oil platform built by Arena Offshore, LP and installed on 01/01/1990. A is considered a major platform that stands in 58 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common species includ

We are moving right along through February 2017 here in Islamorada Florida Keys. We've had a mix of weather a few days with cooler temperatures some days with wind and it looks like some rain for tomorrow but should clear back up after that. The

While the weather has warmed considerably we have not changed our winter pattern of fishing. With waters still below 68 degrees we've concentrated on redfish and speckled trout in deeper depths around low tide. Forage fish shrimp and crustaceans

E-AUX1 (21902) is a gas/oil platform built by EPL Oil & Gas, LLC and installed on 01/01/1975. E-AUX1 is considered a major platform that stands in 36 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common spec

Crude Intentions had a great catch today!!! Finally was able to beat the wind and get out there for our clients to pull on some great eating fish! Triggers bee liners and a nice cobia will fair well on the table! Book your trip today!!! [...]

Snapper, Yellowtail Kingfish, Tuna, Parrot fish, Samson fish, Cobia, Mackerel, Wahoo. Extensive reef system. Water depth rises to 5m.

 It was another beautiful day here on the Outer Banks! Our offshore and nearshore fleets both had a great day! The past few weeks have been amazing fishing and today was no different! Our offshore fleet had another huge haul of Yellowfin Tuna!

 A beautiful day to go fishing! We had two boats back at the docks today at 2pm with fish boxes full of TUNAS! Happy captains and anglers are all back at the docks with Yellowfin Tunas and Bigeyes and boy have we had an awesome class of fish ar

The Flounder have started to really show up in Hatteras with the recent warm front and the water temperatures in the mid 70s. We went gigging and found a few on the flats around the harbor. We let several slide that were very close to the limit, but

AQ (22798) is a gas/oil platform built by Sanare Energy Partners, LLC and installed on 01/01/1983. AQ is considered a minor platform that stands in 35 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common spe

Another absolutely gorgeous day in the books here at Pirate’s Cove Marina! The sun is shining the boats are rolling in and the drinks are being poured at the Tiki Hut. Our Offshore fleet returned with great catches of Gaffer and Bailer siz

Boats are doing well offshore. Fishing in the canyons has produced makos yellowfins blueline tilefish mahi some bluefins and some white marlin releases. Inshore boats have gotten spanish mackerel and bluefish. Keeper flounder are starting to show up.

Body:  So Many Fish I'll Let the Picture Do the Talking.   But I will Talk about our Brand NEW Weigh Station.   Bring'em on we can Handle up to One Thousand Five Hundred Pounds NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A-MOPU (10103) is a gas/oil platform built by Fairways Offshore Exploration, Inc. and installed on 01/01/1978. A-MOPU is considered a major platform that stands in 54 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish.

The weather was beautiful again here in Manteo but the fish decided they wanted to head up north and our offshore fleet followed. They had a decent day catching Yellowfin Dolphin and one of our boats released a White Marlin. We’re hoping t

So the rush is here the Cobia showed up this week!  Cobia fishing was good during the week the picture is from Capt. Chris with a slob they caught last week.  For this weekend there was plenty of bait and boats with a few cobia being caught

Well summer is here and the fishing is about as hot as the weather. We are seeing a strong King Mackerel bite along with the Amber Jacks. The big summer Cobia run has not started yet and from the looks … Continue reading → The post Port

What a beautiful morning here at Pirates Cove Marina but we had a few thunderstorms roll in this afternoon. Our offshore fleet made it out today and came back to the docks with some Dolphin Amberjack a 218 pound Bigeye Tuna and a citation&

Body:  Dakota Shope of Calvin Pa had a 40 pound Cobia aboard the Bak Bar. Doug Sheeder of Todd Pa had a 48 inch Drum aboard the Bak Bar. Rex Shope of Three Springs Pa had a 48 Inch Drum Aboard the Bak Bar.  Ryan Moore of Skippers Va had a