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Coolers full?  Smiles galore?  Yes to all of the above!  Black sea bass season opened and our trips have been bringing in their limits.  Add in some stellar deep drop trips turning out the blueline tilefish a red snapper and even

Charleston Snapper Banks is a large area of live bottom that holds fish. The most common species are Black Sea Bass, Triggerfish, and Vermilion Snapoper. There is also good Red Snapper fishing in this area. 

Lots of sheepshead, black sea bass, and a tautog today on the 3 piece wreck.

In a previous post we mentioned that there would be a reduction of the recreational harvest in black sea bass which would impact our trips.   A regulatory change will likely go into effect at the end of the month with the following proposed

Black Sea Bass

Body:  Only a couple offshore boats got out on Tuesday due to continuing high winds. We saw some bailer Dolphin along with a variety of bottom fish: Triggerfish Snapper Black Sea Bass; and sharks. Inshore boats caught limits of Puppy Drum some

South wind 5mph 1′ chop visibility 15′. Headed out of Anclote River South cut ended up on a lot of the same reef we’ve been visiting recently with a lot of luck. Got some really nice size grunt today and even a few keeper black sea

Black Sea Bass

The Misty Morn Sailed a few trips this week and saw mixed results. All of our trips weather fishing in the Ocean have seen a pick of shorts with keepers mixed in however when fishing the ocean we do see some nice black sea bass. We will be sailing o

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass

Capt Carl reports a fine morning of 1/2 Day Family Fun Fishing on the Viking Starlite this morning. The water was a bit brown and dirty where we started off so we made a move and found some cleaner water and hungry fish! Black Sea Bass and Porgies ma

Black Sea Bass