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Hurricane Irene put a crimp in the extended September fluke season as most of those fish apparently headed offshore after the storm despite continuing warm water temperatures. Fluking has been so poor that some party boats are switching to other spe

Nice big Haddock and Cusk were caught on thursday although overall landings were down due to tide and dogfish issues.

Sailing Open Tomorrow 8/1 and Wednesday 8/3 Fluke Magic Hours Wednesday and Thursday 5 to 9 and Sat & Sun 4:30 to 8:30. We had Steve and Fran Blocks' family and friends out for an enjoyable day on the water. Short fluke sea robins and dogfis

Between school bluefins in Chicken Canyon and some yellowfins in the real canyons there's already plenty of offshore trolling action. Throw in some makos and it's hot offshore. The two Canyon Runner boats from Point Pleasant started with b

Ipswich Shellfish of Massachusetts is marketing dogfish sticks as sharck bites. Dogfish is a shark that is caught in large quantities by the northern boats. The problem is that it sells for very little. This is part of a new trend which utilizes

Stopped by the store in Duck on Sunday. Picked up some Mullet Fillets and also a couple rigs. Caught a couple of dogfish late afternoon on Monday the 21st.  I had both finger mullet and the mullet fillets on the rig. Each time the dogfish choos

It was Sunday Funday for a group of college kids fishing on the Country Girl today! Despite the wind and misty rain a great time was had by all on a half day charter. No fish were brought in but they had fun with catch and release for Dogfish! Hopef

Fishing has been hit and miss with the extreme high tides due to the moon winds and other conditions. Offshore today there were some yellowfin tna caught albacore seabass mahi mahi. It was a good trip for anglers in the blue water. Inshore a few peo

Capt Steven Sr reports a lot of action this afternoon on the Viking Starlite. We had keeper Fluke and Sea Bass and a bunch of throwbacks. There were also sea robins and dogfish in the mix and a bunch of spinner sharks jumping around the boat. All in

We managed to get some nice Haddock with minimal Dogfish interference

After a very hot day of striper fishing on Monday the fishery went the other way Tuesday. Capt. Jim O'Grady of the Cock Robin at Point Pleasant said stripers failed to appear south of the inlet again after the previous day's red hot mid-da

Capt Steven Sr reports a great start to the 2022 Offshore season! Thursday morning started out windy with small dogfish mixed in with the Tilefish. Once the weather broke it turned around. We had Golden Tile Blueline Tile and Hake coming over the rai

We are still fishing defensive areas where dogfish are less prevalent.  The Haddock fishing over all has been very productive.  However on Thursday we did catch more of thr delicious Ocean Perch than our normal ratio.  W

We are getting some nice cod and haddock in between releasing dogfish.

"Brianna's first shark! 2-1/2 foot dogfish at Memorial Park." Tanner Bob and Rider Linker from York PA with 3 keepers fishing the Chincoteague Channel Kevin shows off one of his many blue crabs. Fishing has been slow but the crabbing has

The Dogfish have moved into our spring haddock grounds.  There are three primary areas that we go to in order to avoid the dogs. We will be working those areas in the next few days. We have been getting some real nice catches of haddock.

Rodanthe- No Reports   Salvo- Blowtoads Dogfish   Avon Beach- Blowtoads Few Sea Mullet   Avon Pier- Opening around April 20th   Buxton- Blowtoads Few Sea Mullet   Frisco- Blowtoads Sea Mullet   Hatteras- Blowtoads Few P

It was a mixed bag Saturday for striper anglers as a few did very well but most had a hard time finding both bait and fish. Capt. Hans Kaspersetz and I had thought we had it made with Sheri Berri from Baker's Marina on the Bay when we came acro

Anglers on the Yankee Clipper are hooking some big pollock and cod on the full day trips. The dogfish are hot and cold some days we have to fish through them and move and other days we barely see them.