All trips are scheduled to sail as normal tomorrow.

Sunday and Monday are canceled

Captain Greg reported 2 very different day on the fluke grounds. Tuesday saw no drift and very slow fishing. We did see some improvement towards the end of the day but it was very off from where it was. We sailed this morning and went back to the grounds and the fish were waiting. We worked hard and by days end we happy with the coolers.  Some fluke limits and sea bass limits around the boat. NO trip tomorrow with the south wind and rain and week are keeping a close eye on the weekend.

 

 

ALL TRIPS CANCELED TOMORROW MORNING.

Captain rich reported OK to decent fishing over the weekend. We worked the area hard and some anglers faired very good and some watched. High hooks had limits catches of both fluke and sea bass. Some really nice fluke in the mix with a 12.5lb and a 10.5lb pool winning slabs. More short sea bass in the mix between the keepers. Weather this week looks good and we will be sailing every day by reservation.

 

Captain Keith and Captain Greg have reported OK fishing on the half day grounds. It would be called decent to good if we have not been spoiled the last few weeks with limit catches. Anglers are still managing limits of nice sea bass to 5 pounds. Some fluke in the mix depending on the drift with more shorter fluke showing up. Sailing both trips daily at 8am and 1pm by reservations.,

Trips for Sunday Aug 15th

Fullday  7-4 20 spots left

Half day am 8-12 SOLD OUT

Half day PM 1-5 less then 10 spots left

Reservations are required 

Seems like yesterday was just an off day and we were back on the grind. The sea bassing was a little less then normal but the fluke was right back on the up and up. High hook had 4 keepers with a few others having 2-4. A very picky bite but the angler who figured it out were rewarded. A few spots tomorrow but filling up quick

Captain Greg reported a slower day on the half day grounds. The tides the past few days have been a little off and seems to be effecting the fishing. High hooks still had limits but over all its was way off from what we have been seeing. Should take a day or two and we will be right back on track. Few spots tomorrow but sold out on Sunday.

Its amazing some times ow fish can switch day to day. We started out this week with some of the best fluke fishing of the whole summer and today was one of the slowest. We did not have the best weather conditions or drift conditions but anglers made the best of them. Only a handful of fluke were boated. Some sea bass in the mix but over all fish was way off from where it has been. Tomorrow and the rest of the weekend have much better conditions and we will be back at it

Captain Rich reported a very solid day on the full day grounds. Some anglers did well and some did very well. High hooks boated a double limit of fluke (orl) with many other limits as well. Biggest fish on the day was a solid 29″ slab. A good amount of sea bass as well with some real bombers close to 5 pounds. Gulp was the king today. Sailing tomorrow morning at 7am and looks like we will have another day with a good drift

Captain rich reported a good pick on the full day grounds. The morning started off with a screaming tide with the wind and we were flying over the fish at close to 2kts. Once the tide eased we started chipping away. Nothing to crazy but 3-5 fish a drift made for some good coolers by days end. High hook had a limit of fluke. A few fish shy of a sea bass limit as well. Sailing tomorrow at 7am

Captain rich reported a slightly better day on the fluke grounds. We had another day of next to zero drift but anglers made the best of it. We had about twice as many fish as yesterday with half of the people. High hooks had fluke limits as well as sea bass limit. We had a full sea bass limit for the boat. Biggest fish on the day was over 7 pounds. Back at it tomorrow at 7am

Captain Keith reported a banner morning on the half day grounds. It was like night and day compared to yesterday. A few dozen keeper fluke and a sea bass limit. Some bomber sea bass in the mix with some in the 3-5lb range. Some nice fluke slabs as well with the biggest going 30″! Some room left for tomorrow am but the afternoon is wide open

Captain Rich reported a tough day on the fluke grounds. We had a solid crew on the boat who really wanted to put the hurting on the fluke. We steamed out to the grounds and started fishing. Well we didnt move very much with a 0.0 drift. Some anglers managed a fluke to bite but it was slow. We moved around looking for a drift and didnt find much. Around 1pm we got a little bit of a breeze and started to move. Wasnt a fast drift but better then nothing. Fishing on fluke and sea bass improved in the last few hours. High hooks had sea bass limits and 3 keeper fluke. Sailing tomorrow morning at 7am