Best Summer Fishing in Years at St. Simons Island!

AuthorFishing Reports, Flounder, Sea Bass, Sharks, Tarpon, Tripletail, Trout, Whiting Leave a Comment

It’s way more fun to write fishing reports when there are so many things going on at the same time. This year we are seeing some of the best fishing we’ve seen in years. Inshore Fishing Report We’ve been catching loads of Trout and that has remained our main target. Cumberland Beach has been hot although the average size of …

Cumberland Beach Trout, Sharks, Tripletail, Tarpon, and More!

AuthorFishing Reports, Flounder, Jacks, Redfish, Sea Bass, Sharks, Sheepshead, Tarpon, Tripletail, Trout Leave a Comment

One of the best things about the job that we get to do is knowing that no two days will be the same. At the same time, that is the one thing that can make this job tough! The bite changes, the clients change, and the weather changes. We have to constantly remain fluid and be willing to adapt to …

May 2016 Fishing Report

Scott OwensFishing Reports, Redfish, Trout Leave a Comment

FULL MOONS, MEMORIES, AND FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING We fish over 200 days a year and ultimately there will be full moons during that time. Some people want to know if we will fish during a full moon. The lunar phases do present changes and challenges in the fishing environment, but not enough to keep us away. Whereas some people …

April Fishing Report

Scott OwensFishing Reports, Redfish, Trout 2 Comments

After the winter transition the inshore bite has picked-up and the fish have stabilized in a more consistent pattern. Trout are moving into the shallow waters around rips, jetties, oyster beds and grass points. Live shrimp are their meal of choice and we are fishing through some short Trout to find the new 14” keeper size. A few Bull Reds …

It’s Bull Red Time.

AuthorFishing Reports, Redfish, Trout 2 Comments

It’s that time of year to catch trophy Redfish, also known as Bull Reds, Old Drum, or Bulls. We’ve obviously had some crazy weather but of course the big Reds don’t mind. It’s just a matter of having a day that we can safely and comfortably get to them. The good news is that there are Redfish to be caught …