Inshore and Bull Red Anglers… Get Ready!

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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 …

July Tarpon and Inshore is HOT!

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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 …

Fishing Report for St. Simons Island – May 7, 2018

TJ Cheek Fishing Reports, Flounder, Redfish, Sharks, Sheepshead, Tripletail, Trout 1 Comment

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 …

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See if You Can Find THIS on Trip Advisor!

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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 …

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St. Simons Island Fishing Report for April 2018

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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 …