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Body:  First off I would like to Thank EVERYONE at Day at the Docks for all their Generosity.  It was a Great Event and we Appreciate what you all do for Hatteras Village.  I sat in at the Hatteras Island Cancer Foundation to sell raf

Hello Fishers Tarpon Fishing is Hot Hot Hot right now!  The tarpon are here as strong as ever.  Evening trips are producing some serious numbers.  Mr. Roy Shepard from England got his workout on several huge tarpon over the last few n

Sorry for the lack of blog updates but we've been having a few issues with the blog as of late. Every time I've tried to do a fishing report it would end up crashing on me and I'd lose all my work so I had gotten frustrated with it. I

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

Grouper migrate more than most people think. In the winter months the grouper move up onto the shallow reefs to spawn but during the summer months they’re out on the deeper wrecks and reefs in anywhere from 120 to 200 feet of water or more bec

Islamorada is called The Fishing Capital of the World.  A very profound statement.  Yet pretty darn accurate!  There are not many places in the world where you can fish for more then a few different species all in one location and any

96 Recfishwest Newsletter View this email in your browser Recfishwest Fishing Report 19/03/21 Ayesha Salkilld had a thread-mendous time chasing threadfin salmon at Broome's Crab Creek last Sunday! Want to know more about the area's abundant

 The Big Duck 5 has sailed a few times without me. Today I made my first reel trip. Gerald had a nice tip from a Dive Boat Operator that the D Wreck was crawling with American Red Snappers and the bottom was paved with Flounders. Bobby Edward&#

      Summertime grouper fishing isn’t as good as it is in the winter when the fish come in close to shore to spawn but it can still be very good. As the water warms up during the summer months the main body of fish will move ou

I have just returned from Memorial Hospital in Greenville and ECU. I was there with my Dad who recieved excellent care. Id like to thank everyone we came into contact with everyone there was nice helpful and professional. Eastern North Carolina has

Well the winter weather continues we've just been hit by another hard cold front and had a couple nasty days with 30+mph winds. Today things got nice but it was a cold morning though beautiful and sunny right now this afternoon. Things look to s

      June is just a fantastic month to target mangrove snapper in my region because the Gulf of Mexico is flat calm so you can run fast to the wrecks and reefs and the fish are schooled up and feeding. What’s nice about mangrov

 Brandon and I have once again took on the challenge of feeding the Ferry Crew. Two took bottom rigs and a sack of shrimp and off we went..... Two solid hours of fishing later and I'm at Piggly Wiggly buying Seafood Breader and Vegetable Oi

For those who didn't hear I have sold my Boat. This is the first time I've been without a Boat since the 1980's. This Spring Summer and Fall I will be avaiiliable as a Captain for Hire for Fishing the Beaufort Inlet and Cape Lookout areas

June 10th 2019 The calendar may not say that summer is here but the temps certainly do. With temps soaring into the 90s its no guess what time of the year it is here in Key West. The waters surrounding Key West are in a constant flow so water temps d

Normal 0 Heat wave hits gulf coast The past few days it has been brutally hot here. With temps well above 90 and the heat index to be in the 100’s I’ve been starting just before daylight and finishing up right around 10am.   With it

March is a month of transition for both inshore and offshore fisherman in our area. Pelagic species that have been gone all winter will start to show up as the water temperature begins to rise and inshore species will begin to transition out of the

For some time now the wind hasn’t been cooperating for us but there are still Tarpon to be caught. The mullet run is about over and guides will now be drifting crabs and pinfish also anchoring up to use dead … Continue reading →

April and May are outstanding months to target trophy seatrout—fish from 8 to 12 pounds in the East Region. It’s the time of year when we see a lot of extreme low tides around the new and full moons and those low tides really concentrate

With cold fronts nearing a vibrant end the offshore fishing out of Port Canaveral is just heating up. Cooler water temps on the bottom are keeping our groupers and snappers very active this year providing for lots of bent rods and happy customers. L