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By Seamus on 11/15/2025 2:07:41 PM • Views (2)
Join us this Tuesday at Falling Sky Brewing for a community night which begins at 6:30. Initially this monthly event began as a tying night but we figured opening it up to everyone was better! We’ve found we get a … Continue reading →

By Seamus on 11/15/2025 11:14:42 AM • Views (7)
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By Seamus on 11/15/2025 8:33:01 AM • Views (21)
Best Winter Lure Techniques on Guntersville There is no doubt that the chilly water in the Winter on Guntersville creates a tough bite however fishing with the right lure can change everything. Sometimes technique is everything presentation combined with right lure can change your day significantly. The key is to be open minded and sometimes... Re...

By Seamus on 11/14/2025 7:59:00 PM • Views (6)
I landed this schoolie yesterday while fishing in some rough white water.  It hit a NLBN paddle tail fished off a float. It looks like the cold weather is here to stay.  And with it the striper fishing has really cooled off along the oceanfront.  Yes there are still some around but I get the sense that things are winding down with a lot less fis...

By Seamus on 11/14/2025 7:39:00 PM • Views (2)
For the second day in a row we slayed the Black puppy Drum!  I wrapped my week up today when I met Todd and Debbie Johnson up at Old Town Bait and Tackle boat ramp. We eased up the creek and got between two docks and pitched to the pilings on a tide that had been going out for a few hours. Baiting our jigs with live shrimp and tossing them up be...

By Seamus on 11/14/2025 6:45:09 PM • Views (0)
Snake River Low flows and gin clear water on every reach of the Snake at the moment.  BWOs and chironomids are the primary bugs on the water with the former occurring primarily on cooler wetter days.  Look for them to be out in a short window from around 2pm until 5pm.  Chironomids can be out as early as 10:30am.  The best surface action has been...

By Seamus on 11/14/2025 12:51:16 PM • Views (6)
November is one of the most underrated times to fish in Georgia. Cooler water has fish on the move and the crowds of summer have faded leaving quiet mornings and calm lakes to enjoy. Bass and crappie are feeding up before winter trout fishing in North Georgia is steady and saltwater anglers are finding great […]

By Seamus on 11/14/2025 11:18:21 AM • Views (1)
In this video Simon puts a modern spin on a timeless classic. The Goddard Caddis was at one time one of the most buoyant flies available. Before the widespread use of foams to achieve buoyancy tiers spun and packed hair … Continue reading →

By Seamus on 11/13/2025 4:41:00 PM • Views (2)
It was a first for me fishing Cul De Sacs today! I had met Laura (birthday girl) and Alex Winter out at Goffinsville Park early this morning. As I was waiting for them David Nease walked down and gave me a report from his fishing trip with his son yesterday - they had wore out the Seatrout! I assume David was fishing deep with slip floats' and li...

By Pisces Sportfishing on 11/13/2025 3:26:00 PM • Views (5)
Pisces Weekly Fishing Report 11-7 to 11-13-25 Overall Catch Success Rate All Species Combined 90.77% Success Trips 92% Billfish 37.33% Dorado 38.67% Tuna 38.67% Wahoo 6% Roosterfish 1.33% Other Species… The post Tuna Surge Wahoo Wins & Marlin Moments: Pisces Fleet Highlights first appeared on Pisces Sportfishing.

By Seamus on 11/13/2025 10:45:19 AM • Views (1)
Wednesday November 12th 2025 Fishing Report The Fall temperatures have been all over the place recently but luckily anglers are finding steady action across the sounds and along the beaches. Reports from the surf include a mix of your typical fall fish. The northern beaches are seeing Sea Mullet Spot Speckled Trout and Puppy Drum […]

By Seamus on 11/13/2025 10:39:33 AM • Views (1)
Join us for TW’s 45th Annual Oyster Roast! On Saturday November 22nd from 1 to 5PM we’ll be serving fresh oysters cold beer BBQ and much more! Stop by for a fun afternoon with good food and even better shopping ahead of the holiday season!

By Seamus on 11/13/2025 10:37:18 AM • Views (1)
Sunday November 2nd 2025 Fishing Report We hope you all had a wonderful Halloween weekend! The surf fishing has continued to be constantly changing due to weather systems however there have been reports of Red Drum Black Drum Sea Mullet Bluefish snd small Speckled Trout. There have some reports of Red Drum on the southern […]

By Seamus on 11/13/2025 10:33:43 AM • Views (1)
Sunday October 26th 2025 Fishing Report The fall fishing continues to be extra spooky! Lots of fish and lots of effort! The NCBBA Tournament wrapped up yesterday! We’d like to extend a congratulations to Mildred on her win in the overall category winning the longest overall Red Drum. Nothing beats seeing a lady angler taking […]

By Seamus on 11/12/2025 5:17:00 PM • Views (3)
Cool weather this week had us rescheduling trips for later in the month but today we just waited to mid morning to meet up at Old Town Bait and Tackle boat ramp. After we got Mickey and Brandi Kelliher settled on the boat we eased down the creek to make our first stop at some dock pilings on a tide that had been coming in for a couple of hours. T...

By Seamus on 11/12/2025 2:38:12 PM • Views (4)
Many of us wait with great anticipation for fall weather. The fall colors a break from the heat and smoke salmon mushrooms bird season cooler weather but most importantly the October Caddis. This is an especially difficult time of year … Continue reading →

By Guntersville FIshing Charter on 11/12/2025 • Views (171)
So far this fall has been extremely productive. Saturday with the cold front approaching we landed 100 and left them biting. Now after two nights in the twenties how can we catch them? The water temp has quickly cooled off although looking at the forecast it will warm back up. Bass will need to acclimate to the changing conditions which takes abo...

By on 11/12/2025 7:22:36 AM • Views (2)
FAD Fishing in Costa Rica Explained: How It Works and Why It’s So Productive Few fishing destinations on Earth can match the offshore action of Costa Rica’s FAD fishery. FAD stands for Fish Aggregating Device a floating or semi-submerged structure that attracts baitfish and in turn predators like marlin tuna and dorado. These devices have […] The...

By on 11/12/2025 7:15:14 AM • Views (4)
Multi-Day Offshore Fishing Adventures in Costa Rica | Costa Rica Fishing Experts For anglers seeking the ultimate blue-water adventure multi-day offshore fishing trips in Costa Rica are the crown jewel of sportfishing. These aren’t regular day charters; they’re full-scale expeditions into open Pacific water where you’ll spend nights on the ocean t...

By Seamus on 11/12/2025 4:55:16 AM • Views (27)
Water Level: 296.63 | Water Temperature: 61.2˚ Weather: 34˚ | Mostly Clear | Winds: 8 mph 1. Crappie: Anglers are finding good numbers of 1-3 pound crappie around brushpiles and bridge pilings using small minnows and jigging spoons in 10-15 feet of water. 2. Largemouth Bass: Bass are active in pockets coves and along bluff […]

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By Guntersville FIshing Charter on 11/12/2025 • Views (171)
So far this fall has been extremely productive. Saturday with the cold front approaching we landed 100 and left them biting. Now after two nights in the twenties how can we catch them? The water temp has quickly cooled off although looking at the forecast it will warm back up. Bass will need to acclimate to the changing conditions which takes abo...

By Seamus on 11/12/2025 4:55:16 AM • Views (27)
Water Level: 296.63 | Water Temperature: 61.2˚ Weather: 34˚ | Mostly Clear | Winds: 8 mph 1. Crappie: Anglers are finding good numbers of 1-3 pound crappie around brushpiles and bridge pilings using small minnows and jigging spoons in 10-15 feet of water. 2. Largemouth Bass: Bass are active in pockets coves and along bluff […]

By Seamus on 11/15/2025 8:33:01 AM • Views (21)
Best Winter Lure Techniques on Guntersville There is no doubt that the chilly water in the Winter on Guntersville creates a tough bite however fishing with the right lure can change everything. Sometimes technique is everything presentation combined with right lure can change your day significantly. The key is to be open minded and sometimes... Re...

By Seamus on 11/11/2025 10:28:36 AM • Views (12)
After a chilly weekend it’s already warming up.  This coming week and weekend the weather will be a good time for those to make that trip up to go over their fish house and check stoves regulators lights or anything that needs attention. Every year we go thru our rentals check all the lines fittings […] The post November 11th 2025 first appeared o...

By Frisco Rod & Gun on 11/11/2025 8:38:30 PM • Views (12)
Today was cold and windy as expected but that wind chill was brutal. The high was 45 while the low was 37 with moderate to strong winds. Gusts up to 65mph. Currently it’s 45 feels like 33 with W winds around 13mph. Gusts around 26mph. Tomorrow’s temps are not supposed to be as cold but […] The post Hatteras Island Fishing Report appeared first on...

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