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We will be running a walk on charter for rockfish and tautog this Sunday December 2nd.  We will leave the dock in Hampton VA at 630am and return around 2pm.  The cost will be $140 per person plus tip for [...]

The New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council voted late Thursday afternoon for fluke management Option 2 which provides the longest season (May 7 to Sept. 25) while retaining an 18-inch minimum and raising the bag limit to eight. Not only was this expect

Tautog tasty tautog

Capt. Arthur Stokes returned to Clarks Landing in Point Pleasant today with a 190-pound bigeye tuna trolled on his Fintastic along with seven albacore. The overnighter also produced two yellowfin tuna of about 65 and 70-to-80 pounds chunking plus a

We also have spots open for our walk on trips so give me a call if you are interested As you can tell from these fish pictures the SMOKIN’ GUN II is a great Virginia Charter Boats to enjoy a day of Virgina Sportfishing on.

WE ARE RUNNING COMBO TRIPS AND AS YOU CAN SEE FROM THE SMILES THESE TRIPS ARE FUN

  Local wreck and reef reports were off a bit this week with a slow bite reported on tautog and very few cod landed by charters running out of Ocean City. But with temperatures on the rise the action should … Continue reading →

We will be running make up trips as well as private charters. a make up charter is when we put individuals or groups together to fill the charter.  The price will be 140 per person so if this is something you are interested please c

// Board Approves Addendum VI to the Tautog FMP – States to End Overfishing Alexandria VA – The Commission’s Tautog Management Board (Board) approved Addendum VI to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Tautog in response to th

Attachment 43109 Virginia Saltwater Fishing Reports (Covering the Chesapeake Bay and Offshore Virginia Waters) Julie Ball gives us this fishing report synopsis for the tide water region of Virginia Beach: As the Christmas Holidays rapidly approach a

// The recent return of winter-like weather conditions put a damper on fishing activity this past week. Some boats did manage to get out in between blows. Tautog are being caught on structures inside the Chesapeake Bay and on the coastal wrecks. The

Fishermen looking for a striper boat at Atlantic Highlands this weekend won't have to look far. With the Fishermen Sea Hunter and Prowler already doing their usual spring thing they're joined by the Sea Tiger II Atlantic Star and the Angler.

Capt. Rick Yakimowicz off the all-day headboat out of Fisherman’s Wharf in Lewes reports some improving tautog action with catches pushing the 9-pound mark. The fish are starting to show in both the ocean and bay in all of the … Continue

  Hampton Roads The tautog bite has been outstanding as of late. Anglers wanting to get in on the action need to hurry however as the season closes on May 1 for nearly two months. Inshore and near-shore wrecks – … Continue reading &#