Black Sea bass has been on fire. Deep reefs, rocky deep bottoms and wrecks. Find the bait and structure and we'll find the fish! This guy with a 25 incher! Tight Lines

Some wind gusting to 20kts and a calming sea gave us the best opportunity to troll and cracked some stripers on a 9in Mojo parachute rig (Rock Candy) and when that bite switched we went to diamond jigging in 35-45 ft with bringing it almost to to the top for large blues- biggest I have seen in some time for central sound. The bass bite is improving on the reefs and rips. We will be out this week live lining bunker since the amount of bunker is insane. New York opens for Seabass June 23rd see you on the other side! Tight Lines Capt Joe

Our trips have been successful getting keeper Seabass into the boat. They have been aggressively hitting hio-lo, Spro jigs, slow pitch jigs and diamond jigs. Fluke have been tough as we are not in the western part of the sound as the water continues to warn and more bait moves in we should do well. Larger blues and migrator stripers are moving into the deep water reefs and rips. Most success is coming from live lining bunker, 3 way bucktail and diamond jigging is getting a ton of schoolie shorts. Tight lines. Capt Joe

Well the season is getting into full swing. As the water temp rises and more bait start to show up the reefs, wrecks and structure will hold fish. The CT river has been a great spring platform for schoolies and migrators and now blues are showing and hitting top water. Fluke will start to fill in as our water temps come close to hitting the magic temps of mid 50's. Our go to has been a 3 way buck tail either white or yellow with otter tails. Diamond jigs for Bass when the tide is slowing. Our gold standard for Sea Bass and fluke are spro jigs/ digger jigs/ Ball jigs with Tsunami teasers with gulp and squid. If you are looking to book a trip our June dates are filling Fast' Capt Joe

Like all good things- they must come to an end! Our 2021 Fishing season is in the books and we ended it on some high notes. We fought some wind and weather but when we prevailed and could anchor we had some great tog trips. Asian and green crabs where the ticket and when you could get hermit well you hit the larger togs! Tog fishing has to be done with finesse... get past the grinding....wait for a tug or two and lift the rod. Be it a short or a bruiser- you'll have a fish on! We will be booking trips for the 2022 season. Until 2022 Tight lines! Capt Joe

Well the wind has been a menace causing us to reschedule more than we wanted to. Though the days we are getting out have been red hot! Reef slammer porgies/ seabass still pounding jigs and blackfish can all still be found bottom fishing. Good reports of blues, albies and large stripers hitting top water. As long as we have bait and good water temps. Fish will be around. We have some limited dates but will be ending the 2021 season on 11/15. Until then as long as mother nature cooperates and the gales of November keep quite. We'll get some more fish! Then we can enjoy the holidays and look forward to April 2022. Tight Lines and big smiles! Capt.Joe