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Red Drum Seatrout Flounder Mangrove Snapper and....Catfish. That was the variety count today. I met Brian Shuford and his father in law Mike down at the Big Talbot Island Park boat ramp early this morning and we headed up the Nassau River making our

We did a double boat group this morning - myself and Capt. Brian Soucy- with each of taking four guests out to the back waters of Amelia Island. I had Duane and Kim Drape and their kids Madeline and Jackson and we made our first run down the Amelia

Fishing in July is great just remember to drink lots of water and wear plenty of sunblock. Inshore- This week we are catching lots of Snook Snapper Redfish Tarpon Seatrout Flounder Jack Crevelles and More. Fishing live baitfish Like Pilchards Croaker

You would have thought it was spring time for the first day in February as pretty as a day it was. We elected to leave the jackets in the truck! I met Patti and Michael Cherniawki up at the Dee Dee Bartels boat ramp at 1pm and we headed over to

We’ve had high winds forcast the last couple of days and we faced more of the same today when I met Keith and Annette Sawyer up at the Dee Dee Bartels park boat ramp this morning. But we had a plan and we stuck to it….for a while! Our fi

After a rainy and windy Thanksgiving day today was somewhat bleak when we launched early this morning. Rain was on my windshield as I headed for the boat and luckily that quit but the skies remained overcast for much of the trip and the wind stayed

Inshore- Fishing inshore this month we can expect lots of sheepshead snook redfish black drum triple tail jacks & snapper. Fishing shrimp will work best on the bottom for a variety of species. Live lining mullet or pilchards will be your best be

We waited for a lower tide to fish today when I met Gardner Knight   his son-in-law Ronnie and their friend Dan down at the Sawpit Creek boat ramp. We thought it was a good idea to fish the lower tide to improve our chances at catching a Redfis

Although we need some rain you just can't beat these beautiful mornings we're having! I met Drew Sirianni his dad Andy and his son Vincent up at the newly opened Dee Dee Bartels boat ramp and we made a the run over to Lanceford Creek to fish

Pete Brookes was in town and we had a scheduled fly fishing trip this morning for flood tide tailing Redfish. The high tide was expected around 10am so we met at 8am at the Dee Dee Bartels Park boat ramp and headed over to the mouth of the Bell Rive

I had the pleasure of fishing yesterday afternoon with George Youmans his son Gus and Gus's friend Mary meeting them down at the south end boat ramp shortly after noon. We had  a smorgasbord of bait - live shrimp mud minnows finger mullet a

The large version Find the Mink! I met Keith yesterday at noon up at the Dee Dee Bartels boat ramp with plans to target Redfish with a fly rod. We didn't have a flood tide so I knew it would be blind casting spots that we typically catch fish wi

I thought for sure the cold and nasty weather would clear up this morning...NOT! But my guest anglers were  up for fishing and fishing we did! I had met Adam Alfrey   his daughter Rose Marie and the two grandfathers Randy and Bill down at

Peter Brookes and I did a second day of fly fishing today but this time we met down at the Big Talbot Island park boat ramp at sunrise and made the short run up the Nassau River to set up at Twin Creeks on an incoming tide. The shell banks were

After checking the weather forecast last night we slightly thought of not fishing today. But boy what a pretty day it was!  I met Doug Mackle and his granddaughter Montana up at the Dee Dee Bartels Park and we scooted around to the logs of Tige

We're having beautiful mornings for fishing here at Amelia Island Florida. Today I met Mike McClane and  his granddaughter Gabby up at the Eagans Creek boat ramp and we headed out of the creek with a live well full of mud minnows (no live s

The water temperatures dropped during the Snowpocalypse that Charleston experienced this past week.  Water temperatures were reported as low as 36 degrees Fahrenheit in the creeks.  The drastic drop in water temperatures lead to a

Well that's what if felt like today. We had a beautiful mid morning trip set up when I met Nancy and Bill Hohenshelt up at the Dee Dee Bartels Park and boat ramp. We made a quick run over to the outside of Tiger and set up at two large creek out

I fished north today the first time in a good while meeting my guests Allen and Lavern Webb at the  Atlantic Seafood dock. The tide had been going out for a few hours so we headed around to the outside of Tiger Island to make our first stop at

I was back down south today meeting Ashley Gorley his two sons Caleb and Kyler and granddad Glenn down at the Sawpit Creek boat ramp. We headed straight up the Nassau River and boy was the water slick! Our first stop was at a point with a stretch of