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N (20149) is a gas/oil platform built by Cox Operating, L.L.C. and installed on 01/01/1957. N is considered a major platform that stands in 55 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common species inc

August/September are slow business months so I get to do lots of family and friends fishing. Having the Key Largo weekend home lets me get my fill of offshore action and dinner. I actually didn’t fish Flamingo for over a month; this has never

J (2569) is a gas/oil platform built by Cox Operating, L.L.C. and installed on 03/06/2014. J is considered a minor platform that stands in 43 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common species incl

Multiple reports of sharks at the point this morning. Not much else. Have a great night……………………..RDT!!!!! The post 12/04/2022 appeared first on Red Drum Tackle Shop.

Well well this was a solid way to wrap up July and kick off my birthday at the end of the month.  I had a good mix of pot luck fishing and species specific charters during these last two weeks.  The first bunch of trips were catch whatever

Well the weather has been nice very nice actually with summer being a bit breezier than normal keeping us cool and comfortable during our trips.  This first half of July has been a mixed bag of clients and species.  There have been pl

A (20249) is a gas/oil platform built by Cox Operating, L.L.C. and installed on 01/01/1962. A is considered a major platform that stands in 63 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common species inc

We recently had a decent weather day where we were able to make the long run. We caught fish at every stop adding to the the fish box. The sharks took their toll at every stop too or the box would have looked 10 times better. Nonetheless we ended up

Happy weekend! Sound water temp: 79-83 Ocean water temp: ~81 Surf: Bluefish Rays Red Drum Sea Mullet Sharks Sound: Bluefish Red Drum Speckled Trout Inshore: Bluefish Red Drum Sheepshead Speckled Trout Offshore: Amberjacks Blackfin Tuna Dolphin Group

July is the month for inshore shark fishing! We catch sandbar brown spinner dusky and hammerhead sharks close to the beach. No long rides! We catch these fish on light tackle. Flyfishing is also an option!

Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there.  June is the month where charters start winding down a bit it gets hot and the fishing changes a bit.  However so far this month June has been hot as usual but with an unusually breezy mont

Hey Fishermen Flash 1 had a great bay fishing Friday before the salmon trips. Enjoy the photos from that trip. Halibut bass and sharks are doing great in the bay.Call me if you would like to get into the action.Captain Steve TalmadgeBoat mobile and

With the incoming wind and weather today we decided to stay inshore for a half day. We had a lovely family from West Virginia with a newborn baby that wanted to catch a shark. Literally they said they had been going to the piers and surf fishing for

Hey Fishermen Flash 1 had a great fishing salmon on both days.Enjoy the photos from those trips. Halibut bass and sharks are doing great in the bay.See the following reports.Captain Steve TalmadgeBoat mobile and booking Phone number 510 851-2500 The

 We've been getting together for about the last 5 years - my High School football teammates and yesterday we fished the NSFA Rodeo Tournament. Tony French played linebacker our Senior year Daniel bubba Rhodes anchored one side of the line a

D (21809) is a gas/oil platform built by Cox Operating, L.L.C. and installed on 01/01/1965. D is considered a major platform that stands in 168 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different offshore species of fish. Primary targets include

96 Recfishwest's Statewide Fishing Report - 14 November 2025 All the best tips and photos on what's biting across WA including forecasts gear used specific spots upcoming events fishing news and much more! ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏

 We had a pretty day when I met Frank and Joanne Wytiaz down at the Sawpit Creek boat ramp early this morning - clear skies just a slight wind and I could feel just a bit of fall in the air. We headed up the intracoastal then up the Nassau to m

Bluefish and sharks at the point this morning. Have a great day and tight lines! -Jake The post 8/17/23 appeared first on Red Drum Tackle Shop.

 I wrapped my week up fishing with the Portfleet's Tim and Lori and their daughter Danielle. After meeting them early this morning down at the Sawpit Creek boat ramp we ran up the Nassau River to make our first stop at Spanish Drop on a tid