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The black sea bass is a type of Grouper (Serranidae) found more commonly in northern than in southern ranges. It inhabits the coasts from Maine to NE Florida and the eastern Gulf of Mexico. There are three large biomass populations of black sea bas

The grey triggerfish is a triggerfish of the western Atlantic, found from Nova Scotia to Argentina. It is also reported from the Mediterranean sea and off Angola on the west coast of Africa.  In its appearance and habits, the Gray Trigge

A (20219) is a gas/oil platform built by Renaissance Offshore, LLC and installed on 01/01/1972. A is considered a major platform that stands in 373 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different offshore species of fish. Primary targets inc

AR-255 - Buoy   Small Black Sea Bass. Good trolling for mackerel and bonita. 

B (23846) is a gas/oil platform built by Shell Pipeline Company LP and installed on 08/27/1999. B is considered a major platform that stands in 369 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different offshore species of fish. Primary targets inc

  The FALL RUN is ON in Montauk for a number of different species of Montauk Fish! With many species to target we have MANY different trip options available! See below!   Full Day Block Island Jumbo Porgies and Knothead Black Sea Bass! Sail

Tillamook Bay and the nearby Pacific Ocean offer a variety of fishing including bottom fish such as lingcod halibut perch and sea bass. But Tillamook Bay itself is best known for the huge king salmon that it will offer in the fall especially in Sept

I had to pinch myself when I woke up Saturday of Memorial Day weekend to a gorgeous sunny day! I can’t recall the last time we had such nice weather to kick off our summer season. The weather isn’t the only positive news on this gorgeous

The ocean was beautiful today. We started by joining the rest of the fleet down the beach to catch some pogies. It looked like a tournament day. We left the beach and went offshore. We limited with 35 vermilion a black sea bass a couple triggers and

On Cape Cod June can be an awesome time for shore and boat anglers alike in both fresh and saltwater. We have LOTS of reports from many different areas and varying species being caught. So let’s get to it! SALTWATER We’ll start with the

We enjoyed a nice day of fishing on the beach. We picked up 46 white sea bass from 12-25 pounds a couple handfuls of 8 -14 pound yellowtail a couple halibut and some bass. Our weather was beautiful and we will be traveling up the coast tomorrow.

Captain JR reports a pretty good trip out to the wrecks onboard the Viking Starship. We had no problem hitting a few spots that had lots of big knot head sea bass but the cod bite was a little off from what we usually see on these trips. However we p

 

Capt JR reports another good Coxes Ledge trip onboard the Viking Star. The Sea Bass fishing was again excellent with everyone having their pick of giant knot heads. We found only a few Cod today but seeing more every trip. There was also some nice Cu

Toggin’ about fishing!  We were so happy to head back out into the blue to target tautog!  Our captains put the guests on the fish including some sizeable specimens of over 10.6 pounds! Black sea bass season reopens on May 15 along wi

Capt JR reports another good trip to Cox’s Ledge. It was a windy day…. But the action was just fine! Lots of Knot Head Sea Bass some giant Scups a few Ling and some Cunners. The Cod bite was definitely way off. We didn’t have the sa

Video from yesterday's wreck fishing trip. We never got more than 20 miles from the boat ramp and caught jacks spades flounder sea bass triggers and had a couple chance ag cobia. Inshore Fishing From VA Beach

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 JR reports a decent start to the 2023 local black fish/sea bass trips. We had a pick of quality blackfish for the beginning of trip with a few nice sea bass mixed in. We moved a little farther offshore and found better sea bass fishing with some

Redfish Bonnethead Shark Seatrout Flounder Mangrove Snapper Black Sea Bass and Silver Perch - not bad if we were in a species tournament!  But the ones that counted were a couple of Slot Redfish three keeper sized Seatrout and a Mangrove Snappe