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Fall fishing in Georgia is a season of change and excitement. As water temperatures cool and daylight shortens fish begin shifting toward their autumn patterns creating fresh opportunities for anglers across the state. Whether you’re chasing ba

Capt Greg and Shane had a summer stripper open boat trip. Slow start only catching a couple and we landed on them and went to work releasing a lot and boxing our limit. The highlight was the last fish of the day- a 47 tank caught by Baqir.  Call

Had Charlie Bush with 9 people out for stripers so did a joint trip with dock neighbor Morning Dew. Yvette led the charge with a 40 fish right off the bat and then we managed to a few keepers in the box. Great way to beat the heat was being on the w

Had the boys back Chris Tregg and Earl. Had our limit first pass played some catch and release. Went and got some live bunker and played catch and release  with  some bigger fish up to 37 inches

  My St. Croix Avid Inshore rod was a perfect choice for the kayak as well as light tackle fishing from shore This past year I bought a new St. Croix Avid Inshore Spinning Rod.  My choice was a 7 foot 3 inch model that was rated medium hea

  The NLBN paddle tails were hot lures in the early going last year. For the next month it will be a waiting game until we see the first migrating stripers arrive here in RI. It's been a warm winter but that does not necessarily translate i

 As many of you know I did a review on my St. Croix Avid surf rod a while back on this blog. That rod was great and served me well. One day last fall I was using it along some rocky dropoffs when I hooked a decent size striper. I was on a high

Had Sam Angelo back again for stripers. Bankers hours trip we left at 9am but had a slow start. Finally found some fish to work on and put the live bunker to use and fell one short of the crews 5 person limit.  @yamahaoutboards | @garminmarine

Pisces Fleet Weekly update from May 30-June 5 2025 Catch success rate 96-23%Billfish 52.83% Dorado 26.42% Other 13.21% Tuna 69.81% Wahoo 9.43% In Baja’s fishing charm lies the abundant catches… The post Stripers Wahoo Tuna overcomes the

Water Level: 294.28 | Water Temperature: 42.4˚ Weather: 17˚ | Mostly Cloudy | Winds: 5 mph 1. Striper: Fishing remains productive using live bait and 3/8 ounce bucktails especially near Rudds Creek Bridge and old river channel bends. S

On the 31 Capt Greg had Jim Steel and crew out. Picked some fish early on shads and had a bit of a lull but pieced together a boat limit of keepers with a couple of overs released. Shads accounted for majority of the fish and one fish on an SP minnow

Everywhere the Pisces fleet boats went this week they found lots of hungry Striped Marlin  Yellowfin Tuna  or even a few Wahoo waiting for the bait (which always adds a refreshing touch). The water temperature has…

 We are in this pattern of a lot of small bait along the oceanfront.  I'm talking one to two inch bay anchovies.  Albies stripers and blues are feeding on them.  When they are on the small stuff they can get mighty picky and

  My latest magazine article is titled   Summer Storms Light up the Surf. I was living this story in the last two days! My latest article in The Fisherman magazine just came out in the August edition.  It's titled Summer Storms Li

Views: 1 the fly fishing around Tybee Island has been pretty good even in some gloomy weather. Still plenty of bait around for the fish to eat so it can make finding them on cloudy days easy. Stripers reds albies are all doing there thing.

 I just love fishing in rough water and there's been plenty of it in the last month with all the big blows that have been occurring. Those big winds especially those right in your teeth generate a lot of white water and a moving surf. 

  This is one of many hefty schoolies that I landed in the last couple of  days. This one hit my NLBN paddle tail a hot lure this fall. The stripers and bait are on the move along the oceanfront.  The last few days have featured big b

Return clients Mike and Frank were back out with me on August the 8th in hopes of catching some stripers. Frank had never been to Hogan and when I text him about going he was eager to go. When we … Continue reading →

  It's coming roughly one month from now! It's coming.  In about one month from now we will begin to see the first of the migrating stripers along the south shore oceanfront of RI. I expect we will see the fish at about the same ti