Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Fishing Reports”
It’s a beautiful thing when the ocean is bursting with life and we get to take advantage of a variety of options. This summer, to offset the unpredictable weather, we’ve had an abundance of options when it comes to what to target. Inshore Fishing The inshore bite has been good on Cumberland Beach with solid catches of Trout, jumbo Whiting, …
September is a sleeper month in most people’s fishing calendars. Tarpon season is winding down. Bull Red season is ramping up. The kids are back in school. It’s still hot and it’s hurricane season. Well the fishing is almost always fantastic in September if you can look past all of the above. I promise the Bulldogs will be OK if …
As I write this, it’s July 27th and today the Tarpon put on a show. It seems as though each year the fish and the bait finally get in a solid pattern and become highly predictable. Today was that day for 2018. We’ll see the bait fall in and out with the tide and the Tarpon will be in hot …
It’s been a whirlwind summer so far and time has been scarce to sit down and write a fishing report. Unfortunately this one is going to be short and sweet because it’s late and there is fishing to be done tomorrow! So here is the synopsis; the inshore fishing and Tarpon fishing are at the top of the list. There …
Well things are definitely coming together and it looks as though the fishing will be quite good this year. The bait is everywhere on the beach and in the ICW. Small pogies and glass minnows are all over and the fish are taking full advantage of the buffet. Inshore Fishing Report for St. Simons to Cumberland Island In the inshore …
Don’t mind the title, LOL. I’m just venting about how useless Trip Advisor is for people trying to find the right guide for them. Just look and see which guides out there have poured their heart and souls into this sport by writing articles, doing TV shows, seminars, magazines, etc. There’s a huge difference between that and begging for reviews …
There is a saying around here; “Everything’s alive at 65”. When the water temperature reaches 65 degrees it usually signals to anglers that it is finally time to start seeing the fishing pick up. There’s a very awkward stage in the fishing in between the stellar winter bite and the summer patterns. Because the water temps in the spring season …
Last August we had the opportunity to film a Tarpon show with Fox Sports Outdoors. If you didn’t catch the show you can find it on YouTube and watch it at your convenience. I had a great time filming with Captain Rob Ferris. Rob and I have been friends since we fished together in the Elite Series and the IFA …
I’m very sorry that we haven’t been doing much with fishing reports or social media recently. We really took a beating at the end of last year. When Hurricane Harvey hit the Gulf a lot of our clients were affected and understandably had to cancel. About the same time I blew my motor and had to get a whole new …
It’s been an amazing year. We’ve had a few years of dealing with weather or water issues that have made the fishing difficult but this year we’ve had smooth sailing and the fishing has been incredible. This Tarpon season has been no exception. Tarpon Fishing Report for St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island The Tarpon fishing has been excellent this …
