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// // // ]]> The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) is calling for a 53% reduction in the coastwide harvest of blackfish effective January 1 2012 a measure which has the potential of creating economic disaster along the Atlantic

There was bad news for sea bass fishermen at last week’s Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission meeting as the Sea Bass Management Board decided on state-by-state quotas for state waters in 2011. Unfortunately that’s going to requir

“OPEN BOAT TRIPS” EVERY WEEKEND IN APRIL. We will be offering open boat trips every Saturday and Sunday in April. We will be targeting tautog and flounder. If you’d like to go fishing but don’t have a full crew get [...]

We are going to offer our first walk on trips of the season on Saturday March 30th and Sunday March 31st.  We will leave our dock in Hampton at 7am and return around 3pm.  We will be targeting Tautog and [...]

Hampton Roads While red drum numbers will increase in the coming week other species also are on the menu. One area favorite – tautog – now is in a closed season though. Flounder catches should be improving as waters around … Continu

The winter cod run has extended into the spring and if last year is any indication that fishing could continue for another month or so. The Jamaica II from Brielle had a good Friday catch topped by Ray Bryant of South Orange with eight cod up to 16

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We still have 2 spots open for this Monday’s walk on charter.  We will leave Hampton at 630am and fish until 2pm.  We will be fishing for rockfish and tautog.  The cost is $140 per person plus tip for the [...]

Capt. Steve's Annual Flounder Tournament Dates are May 10 - May 19th. Mark your calendar and get ready for the upcoming season. Larry and Jeramiah fishing with Capt. John Chenault aboard the Huntress limited out on seabass out at the wrecks Jan

We had two half day trips today…We fished for tautog in the morning and rockfish in the afternoon.  Both of our crews enjoyed calm seas and great fishing.  Hope y’all enjoy the fillets!

On either side of Windmill Point Reef there is Reef Balls and Pipes. Good place for tautog.

It was no slaughter but Capt. Stan Zagleski at least had a showing of blackfish during his first trip offshore this spring with Elaine B. from Highlands. There was a good crowd aboard Sunday and they picked some tog along with a few cod in 80-foot d

As noted in yesterday's blog the canyon with a hot yellowfin tuna bite is the Spencer. I was listening on the VHF during the day to boats coming back from there with big catches of yellowfins though one boat had only a single 35-pounder. Capt. C

we had a great group of tautog fisherman and fisherwoman today.give us a call to book one of these trips for these GREAT EATING TAUTOGS.

This area has excellent Black Sea Bass fishing.

Tautog fishing amps up on the reef sites while striper fishing continues to maintain its torrid pace in the Delaware Bay and off the Brigantine beachfront. “Fishing this week again centered around stripers although tog have become very plentiful

Talk about togs! Holy blackfish!  The tautog bite was fire this month with some sizable individuals brought on board and several citations given.  Add in red drum & a healthy stock of black sea bass (returned due to regulations) and our

Gale-force winds from the south of 40 mph or more are forecasted after midnight and into Tuesday morning before a switch to northwest should knock down the resulting big seas. As a result Capt. Bobby Bogan has changed his weekly Tuesday tautog trip

February is for Black Sea Bass Lovers! Well that’s how we’re spinning it anyway.  We had some incredible catches throughout the month and numerous citations.  A few really nice bluefish and tautogs rounded out our coolers which