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Pêche Matiote noir

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Nearshore/Back Bay Combo)

    Excellent Charter

    Captain Cole runs an outstanding charter. He helped us catch some really big fish. He definitely knows his fish and runs a very friendly and professional boat.
    Ali R.
    Ali R.
    Reviewed on sept. 12, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (2 hour Bay fishing - 9:30 AM)

    My grand kids had a blast today!

    Took 2 of my grandkids (ages 5 and 7) out today with Captain Ben and it was a big hit. We caught about 10-12 fish; all different kind so it was a lot of fun for the kids. Capt. Ben was great with the kids and I highly recommend him and this fishing adventure. The 2 hour trip was perfect and the weather cooperated. Thanks Captain Ben- I will be back with more of my grandkids! PS- I went with Captain Ben because he 14/14 "5 stars" and he did NOT disappoint! He now has 15/15 "5 stars". Jim
    Jim C.
    Jim C.
    Reviewed on sept. 6, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Inshore Fishing (AM))

    Great trip!

    Captain Dave is great. we caught seabass, flounder, tautog and one toadfish. he is patient and works hard to put you on fish. will definitely charter with him again.
    Justin F.
    Justin F.
    Reviewed on août 30, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (5 Hour Trip – Inshore)

    Awsome day out.

    One of the best crews around. Captain Creed and Chris where phenomenal. Well oiled machine. We manage to catch a substantial amount of fish. couldnt ask for more. Great day on the water. Thank you again Captain. We Highly recommend Captain Creed and the Bushwacker. He will not disappoint. Great attitude and a spotless boat. What more can you ask for.
    Jose M.
    Jose M.
    Reviewed on août 30, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (2 hour Bay fishing - 9:30 AM)

    Top‑Tier Charter Experience

    My wife and I had an awesome 2‑hour charter with Captain Ben and First Mate Garrett. We caught flounder, seabass, and a handful of other fish, and these guys made the whole experience top‑tier. They were patient, knowledgeable, and great teachers. The vibe was relaxed, fun, and perfect for a quick getaway on the water. Pricing was very reasonable, and we’d absolutely recommend this crew to anyone looking for a great day of fishing.
    Stephen S.
    Stephen S.
    Reviewed on sept. 1, 2026
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À propos de la pêche Matiote noir

Taille
2–5 lb
Valeur nutritive
Excellent
Game Quality
Bon

Tautog fishing is all about tough fish and tight structure. Tautog, also called Blackfish, live around rocks, wrecks, and pilings. They bite baits with quick taps, then dig hard for cover. Anglers love them for the challenge and their firm, tasty fillets.

The go-to approach is bottom fishing, which means dropping baits to the seafloor. Green Crab, Asian Shore Crab, clam, and mussel are classic baits. Use sturdy tackle, sensitive rods, and abrasion-resistant leaders. Many anglers also jig near structure with compact, bottom-weighted jigs. Wait a moment after the first pecks, then lift into a steady hookset.

Expect a hands-on, feel-the-bite game. The action is close to the bottom and often around shallow, protected inshore spots, with deeper holds in colder months. Fights are strong and stubborn. This suits anglers who enjoy fine touch and quick reactions. It is beginner friendly with a patient captain or guide. Bring layers, non-slip shoes, gloves for handling crabs, and sunscreen. A small cooler with ice is useful if keeping fish where allowed.

Regulations for Tautog change by area and season. Before your trip, check local rules for licenses or permits, open seasons, and harvest limits. Your captain may provide guidance, but each angler is responsible for following current laws.

Tautog fishing is all about tough fish and tight structure. Tautog, also called Blackfish, live around rocks, wrecks, and pilings. They bite baits with quick taps, then dig hard for cover. Anglers love them for the challenge and their firm, tasty fillets.

The go-to approach is bottom fishing, which means dropping baits to the seafloor. Green Crab, Asian Shore Crab, clam, and mussel are classic baits. Use sturdy tackle, sensitive rods, and abrasion-resistant leaders. Many anglers also jig near structure with compact, bottom-weighted jigs. Wait a moment after the first pecks, then lift into a steady hookset.

Expect a hands-on, feel-the-bite game. The action is close to the bottom and often around shallow, protected inshore spots, with deeper holds in colder months. Fights are strong and stubborn. This suits anglers who enjoy fine touch and quick reactions. It is beginner friendly with a patient captain or guide. Bring layers, non-slip shoes, gloves for handling crabs, and sunscreen. A small cooler with ice is useful if keeping fish where allowed.

Regulations for Tautog change by area and season. Before your trip, check local rules for licenses or permits, open seasons, and harvest limits. Your captain may provide guidance, but each angler is responsible for following current laws.