Absolutely epic fishing when the weather has allowed us to go. 6/8 Hour trips held lots of cobia, while no big ones plenty of 20 to 25 pound class fish! Usually when we hooked 1 we hooked 2-3 at a time. Book now before they get out of town! 10/12 Hour trips have been spent chasing wahoo. While not so epic on numbers the average fish has more than made up for it. One tipped the scales at 70lbs with a pair of upper 40s-low 50s and one small one at 15 pounds. 4/6 hour nearshore action faded off a little with the dropping temps. but plenty to catch with a little effort Ringtails, sea bass and more red snapper than you can shake a stick at. Inshore fishing remains scrappy on the bigger center console. But we have had some absolutely epic days on the skiff recently! Check out our 16' Hewes listing for a current report. Inshore fishing remains scrappy in

January cold fronts have temps down into the 40s at night but don't be fooled action is red hot. Redfish feeding hard on the low tide along with plenty of big 20+" trout mixed in. Water turned gin clear allowing sight fishing as good as i've ever seen it last week. Schools of Redfish happily cruising the flats. While finicky it lead to seeing some really cool stuff. When clouds or wind made the sight fishing hard the fish laying in wait in deep holes made for consistent action.

December provided some epic weather windows that a few were able to cash in on. Ill let the pictures do most of the talking. But needless to say great action on the troll as well on the bottom on the longer 10/12 hour trips. Even some great meat haul fishing for 4 and 6 hour trips recently. On the shorther trips we have been seeing a great ringtail porgy bite with seabass and vermillion snappers mixed in and of course plenty of red snappers. Offshore the wahoo trolling is picking up around major moon phases. With only one trolling trip this past month we landed 1 nice wahoo in the mid 50# range. Bottom fishing remains excellent with good catches of trigger fish, pinkies, vermillion, mutton snapper, mangrove snapper, african pompano and amberjacks. Lets go fishin!

Great first week back running the skiff full time since last spring. When the water cools, the back country fires off. Providing a ton of action for all. There was an absolute load of redfish and trout to be caught but the majority being 15-17.5”. Each day we would have to weed through close to 20 short fish to find a keeper. But with some effort slot fish came after a spot or two. Even a couple fish oversized 27.5”-29” on light spinning tackle are a blast. Yesterday 1/1/22 we found a nice keeper pompano mixed in with some trout. I excpect fishing to stay consistent until the wind and cold start but with that, we can expect some epic days between the weather. Lets go fishin!

Even with more wind, rain and cold than usual this November has been great! Tons of keepers mixed with some excellent trophy catches. Speaking of trophys, check out Walts 47.28 pound cobia! absolute stud for Northeast Florida! With water and air temps cooling this is the time of year either a 10-12 hour to the deep water or a 4 or 6 hour inshore would be the most productive trips. Inshore: First half of the month was dominated by awesome sheepshead fishing. Usually after a stop or two would have 5 or so fish in the box more than a couple times that was more than folks wanted to eat so we went and did some catch and release action! Either sharks, red snapper on 20lb spinning tackle (absolute blast!) or redfish on shallow structure. The last couple weeks have seen the redfish bite slowing down but plenty of trout to make up for it! Offshore: Winter is my absolute favorite time of year to fish Offshore. While weather becomes an issue sometimes. The days that are nice are absolutely epic! Bottom fishing can be lights out wishing you prepped a couple days at the gym by the time we are done with the first stop.10 hour trip can be split time wise between high speed trolling for wahoo and bottom fishing for Mutton snapper, Mangroves, trigger fish and vermillion snappers. 12 hour is great for tuna, sailfish and wahoo mixed with plenty of bottom fish listed above and a better shot at grouper until the closure.

Fishing has remained great through the summer even with climbing temps. Thankfully live bait remained easy all through the last week of July. Currently we are in a bit of a lull, but if i told you that all these pictures came off dead bait you might not believe me! Part of this business is having tricks up my sleeve. Let me show you how to catch kings on dead baits on your next adventure. Offshore: With pending tropical storm Jeff looming our way Fishing is off the chain. While every trip is different it hasn't been a struggle to bend the rods. Catching lots of kings, Cobia, bonita, snappers, dolphin and a couple blackfin tuna out deep. If Catch and release is more your speed there have been schools of hundreds of bonita running the nearshore wrecks allowing a load of fun for light tackle! As always if testing your strength and skill is on the To-Do list red snappers will beat you up until you say uncle! from 50' to 250' they're chewing. Inshore: we are seeing the start of the Fall bull redfish run which is one of my favorite bites inshore. Easy fishing, casual family fun and HUGE 40+" class Redfish. Loads of delicious Mangrove snapper if fish tacos are on the menu. It hasn't been a problem to fill the limit of 5 per person after a couple spots. Awesome grade of fish right now as well, very few short fish being caught with the majority being 10-16". The flounder action should only get better as we get closer to temps cooling down.