Like clockwork , the annual migration of Flounder from the ocean into the Marsh is in full swing , along with occassional Redfish and Speckled trout amd Grey Trout . Shark fishing will pick up this Month as well as Spanish Mackerel .

Our first stop on the shallows was just to take a quick look before heading to our primary fishing spot. As we pulled up tgere were swirls all around a large oyster bar so I decided to try it for a few minutes . It didn’t take long before we boated our first Red. Then we had a drag screamer and then a small Flounder and stingray . Our next stop had a couple nice fish and then it slowed down as the tide got higher . We still managed to pick at some small Flounder and Bluefish though

It has been a beautiful Fall and I took a busman’s holdiay and went searching for Redfish in the creeks today and we found them ! Caught a nice Redfish or two at each spot we tried in the morning , then when the tide got right , we tried my favorite honey hole way back in the marsh and the Reds were waiting ! Doubked up on 18-19” fosh witg my buddy Briggs . Tgen the bite died off so we slid a couple hundred feet further up the creeks thinking the fish were moving shallow . We then proceeded to catch 10 or 12 nice reds up to 24”s in a foot of water . It was a ball and tge fishing should get better all Fall and winter with Speckled Trout turning in numbers .

Lots of Flounder this Fall and some big ol Redfish stilll here as well. That will be our main fishing for nwxt couple weeks. After Halloween , we should start seeing kire consistent Speckled Trout catches and slot sized Redfish in the creeks . But for the next two weeks , weather permitting , the giant 20-50 lb Redfish are still here , and most trips are getting some beautiful keeper flounder for lunch and dinner !!

We were trying for Redfish with live bait yesterday and ended up with a few 3-5 lb Spanish Mackerel ! One grabbed our free-lined pogie and as it went streaking off across the surface of the smooth Atlantic , an 8 ft Bull Shark exploded on it at the surface throwing whitewater and making the sound off a safe being dropped off a high rise into the sea. What a beast . After an hr and a half we gave up on the Redfish and went looking for Flounder . We found a couple , along with some chunky 4-5lb bluefish , which , on 12 lb test made for some fun fights . Off in the distance it looked like the ocean was boiling as a 50 yard long school of baitfish started erupting on the surface . We eased over with the trolling motor in stealth mode and made a few casts. No takers at first , but then a fast , dark shape swiped at the fast moving jig and we saw the brown Cobia meander menacingly around the boat. A quick cast with a lively bait cinched the deal and we caught a fun 30” Cobia on 12 lb test . . Lots of action and beautiful weather. From now until January is the best time of year here , book the trip and make some memories.

Weve caught Flounder 3-7 lbs the last couple weeks. The baitfish are everywhere and the big ones are biting .