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Summer 2022 fishing report Summertime is our favorite time! We could deal without big storm systems, saharan dust and random summertime northeasters but when the summer pattern is in full swing its hard to beat. Summer 2022 fishing was no exception! Beach Fishing By far our most popular trip in the summer months, our beach trips did not disappoint. Unfortunately …
Spring 2022 fishing report for Coastal Georgia We just rolled into March and have been enjoying spring-like weather, loads of pollen, a healthy gnat bite, and rising water temperatures. As I’m typing this report, it has been in the 80’s all week, and we are expecting subfreezing weather this weekend. Hopefully this will be our last cold blast of the …
I apologize for not putting out any new content for a while. I think it’s safe to say that this year is off to a bit of a rocky start. Between a capsized ship sitting in our sound that is about to get cut into pieces and hauled away, and this virus that you might have heard of… business is …
You can be every bait in the store, and they all promise to catch you more fish, but how many do you have confidence in? Check out this video where I give my opinion on stocking artificials in your arsenal. Below is a transcript of this video. Many of the words are incorrect, but will give you an idea of …
We’ve gone through a lot of boats from 31 Contenders all the way down to 17 foot Maverick Micros. Each had its advantages and disadvantages but we eventually settled in with the 25 C Hawk and the 243 Everglades (slightly modified). These boats are extremely versatile and we love fishing out of them, but they are a bit on the …
Saturday I had 3 great customers fishing out of Hickory Bluff. We were on an inshore trip but they also decided to get in a Whiting tournament being held at Hickory Bluff Marina. We started our day catching some Black Drum and then made a run to get away from the nasty water. We clawed our way into the back …
One thing I love about this time of year is that I have time to go fish with my buddies. What’s cool about this year in particular is that the water temps have remained mile enough to keep the Trout bite going strong. Last night I had some buddies go with me to catch some Trout at night. I’m happy …
This year has been simply incredible for most species of fish, whether you fish Inshore or Offshore Charter Fishing on St. Simons Island Georgia. Georgia’s 40 mile bottom produced some impressive numbers of Snapper and Grouper along with a few migratory game fish as well. On several charter fishing trips we caught several limits of Red Snapper, Vermilion Snapper, Grouper …
I’ve been Shark fishing from St. Simons Island as far back as I can remember. I can’t seem to cure the disease even today. If you are fishing for the right kind of Sharks, it is one heck of a sport for even the most avid angler. The all mighty Spinner Shark should be your number one target when Shark …
Bottom charter fishing is simply my destiny, whether we target Trout and Red fishing charters Inshore, or Pompano 60 miles Offshore fishing in Georgia at the R4 Navy Tower in 160+ ft. of water. I can’t tolerate a day on the boat without fishing on the bottom. We all have that tendency to whine a little when someone says, “It’s …
