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Had a strong morning bite on Tillies today aboard the Yankee Clipper. The bite slowed down as we approached the mid day tide change so we drifted for the remainder of the trip. Working through waves of throwback cod and varying sized haddock as well

Captain John reported another Excellent trip to Fippenies. Large to medium pollock […]

Had a great afternoon trip beating the heat on the patriot 2. Conditions allowed us to drift throughout the trip. We caught some keeper pollock haddock and redfish while only catching a few fish too short that returned to the sea as well as 3 throwba

Capt Carl and Capt JR report EXCELLENT fishing on our Nantucket Wreck Christmas Cod and Sea Bass Spectacular! We started fishing just before sun-up and we fished until post sun-down and it was awesome! Giant XXXL Dinosaur Gaffer Sea Bass and plenty o

Capt. Bobby Bogan of the Gambler from Point Pleasant echoed the complaints of other cod skippers last weekend about the very strong currents created by the full moon. The result was just a pick on every stop but that shouldn't be a problem this

Great bite on todays half day trips. Lots of keeper haddock on board and a mix of other species were seen as well. Mostly cod and redfish with some longhorn sculpins small pollock and an ocean pout caught and released today.

Capt JR reports a very good trip on the Viking Star. The bottom fishing was extremely better than our last trip. The Tile bite was constant for both days with Pollock Cod and assorted Hake species coming up in all the areas we fished. The Tuna were a

Salmon Fishing Scotland river Tay Perthshire Scotland Report for week ending 14th September 2013. The conditions remained difficult on the Tay in Perthshire Scotland with continued good weather; slightly lower water temperatures rain showers a low ri

Capt Dave reports a great trip on the Viking Starship. Porgy fishing was phenomenal with some of the biggest Porgies we have seen all year. Everyone ended up with a handful of good sized SeaBass but you had to pick through the little ones. There were

Mondays pool winning pollock was big enough to eat a mans arm!  Careful where ya put your hand…

Some good family fun on Tuesdays Limited Capacity trip aboard the Yankee Clipper.  They caught haddock redfish pollock and cusk.  A few big cod were released!  

The friends that fish charter was action packed with lots of nice haddock a whole bunch of super sized redfish and several big cusk and pollock!

Great day for fishing yesterday aboard the Yankee Patriot II with Captain Aaron.  They were greeted by calm seas and a light breeze when they reached the fishing grounds.  Plenty of haddock action in the morning and a mix of haddock an

Fri April 9 – Sun April 11 Capt Steven Jr reports we finally got the Nantucket trip in and we were rewarded for waiting! We had good fishing on all of the wrecks with steady action. There was mostly Cod a couple Pollock and jumbo Cunners in the

Perfect fishing weather today reported by captain Aaron aboard the Yankee Patriot II.  In the morning they were able to drift over aggressive piles of fish including haddock cusk redfish and a few pollock.  The afternoon was another calm dr

Salmon Fishing Scotland Tay Perthshire Salmon Fishing Report for W/E 16th May 2015. The salmon fishing on the Tay in Perthshire has improved in recent weeks with good conditions for fishing and reasonably settled water levels have prevailed to give t

Great fishing on Sunday with lots of big Pollock and some cod and haddock mixed in. A one stop day with lots of action. We are now on our fall schedule with the all day and 1/2 day running Wednesday Friday Saturday and Sunday also our fall mara

The Yankee Clipper crew reported non-stop haddock action on Friday as well as catching some pollock and cusk.  The rain didn’t deter these anglers…or the haddock!

We are beginning to see some nice Pollock being caught on our […]

Captain Aaron reported perfect weather yesterday for the marathon trip.  Morning started slow on Stellwagen Bank with the incoming tide.  The hauled the anchor and made a move on the tide change.  They spent the outgoing tide drifting