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Another great bite of Spanish and blues at the point today! We weighed in one blue that was over 7lbs 12oz. There was also a small cobia caught in the mix that was released. Reports of puppy drum and sharks near the inlet on 55. Come in for everythi

A few of our offshore boats have had a great past couple weeks chasing blue fin tuna! To find more information & what boats are avaible for winter fishing give us a ring at 252-441-6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com

Nice bite of blues at the point with some nice spanish in the mix as well. Spanish and blues at 45 as well. Have a great day! The post 8/15/22 appeared first on Red Drum Tackle Shop.

 In a surprise twist the bluefish have arrived in BIG numbers.  In many areas of the oceanfront as well as the Bay they have driven the stripers out and taken over. They are big and they are aggressive. Last evening I was out from shore in

 Looking good really good.  Things are hopping along the oceanfront whether you fish from shore or a boat.  We have loads and loads of stripers around with especially good numbers of slot fish in the 28 to 32 inch range. In my last fe

I just had a cancellation and I am open on Saturday for charter. We have been having some decent fishing with Drum Blues and a few trout. Give me a... The post Open Saturday appeared first on Tradition Fishing Charters CD l I.

 It's time to start planning a spring fishing trip on the crystal coast.  April starts with sea mullets grey trout and blues.  May follows with Atlantic bonito Cobia and Spanish mackerel.  Contact me to book a trip.

My Joyce III Montauk NYIt was a cool gray rainy morning but Tim his sons Jon and David had non stop action on blues school bass and sea bass (released unharmed). The ocean was alive with birds snd life all morning. Call Capt Ken at 516-641-2138 for a

Oct 23 2024 GOOD. Water stained; 79 degrees; 1.31 feet below pool. Catfish are still great on baited holes from 10-35 feet deep on Catfish Bubblegum worms liver and punch bait. Drifting natural baits can produce some larger blues. Bass good cranking

Shinnecock Bay/Inlet/Ocean The Shinnecock bay continues to produce bluefish throughout the bay. The blues have been taking all tins...

My Joyce IIIMontauk NYWe had a great morning of jig fishing for Nate and his friends! The rods were bending constantly and left us a total mix bag with lots of short bass and one cow in the mix released.There were also plenty of blues and some jumbo

  With the warming waters big gator blues are on the increase. They are mixing in with stripers and at times have outnumbered them in recent days. I expect this trend to continue in the Bay.

Capt. Dave reports a slow start to the morning due to unfavorable weather conditions. Once the weather started to get nicer we began to catch some more fish. We caught mostly large to jumbo Porgies with some Blues mixed in and lots of Seabass that we

This afternoon Capt Greg and Shane had Sam Angelo out for stripers. Bait was easiest it has been all year to net and we went to work steadily picking away at stripers on live bunker. Lots of blues showed up but bounced around and caught the stripers

Capt Greg had Vinny Thurston with his dad and friends out today for Father's Day. One throw of the net we had 120 bunker in the well and by days end we ran out of bait. Loads of bites landing our boat limit of keeper stripers along with some blue

Did you know that fishing is considered an excellent activity to help with mental health? So when those winter blues are feeling heavy it’s a sure sign that you need to get outside and go fishing. Find out more at “Mental Benefits of Fish

 Many people will be on vacation in the next week and many will want to fish for stripers. If you are planning to fish from shore the outlook is fair to poor.  From a boat you have a better shot at catching but even that is way off compare

  Jon Pickering hoists a big blue that was landed in Narragansett Bay this morning. Blues have been mixing in with the  abundant large stripers in the Bay. Everything is after schools of menhaden.

The waters off Cronulla have huge sand beds that the humble of Eastern Bluespot Flathead LOVE and the crew at ALL AT SEA CHARTERS know how to catch them. We fish for Flathead in waters anywhere from 30m - 60m and use a variety of baits alt

Send all questions and pictures to info@twstackle.com Yesterday was a fantastic day of fishing with the overcast weather we had. The spanish and blues chewed all day off the piers and the guys in the sound had a great day … Continue reading