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Ribolov Tautog

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Čarteri
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25 ft
Up to 6 persons
Neposredna potvrda
Ture od
US $575
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25 ft
Up to 4 persons
Neposredna potvrda
Ture od
US $600
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43 ft
Up to 6 persons
Neposredna potvrda
Ture od
US $750
Izbor ribolovca
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19 ft
Up to 4 persons
Neposredna potvrda
Poslednja rezervacija: pre 5 dana
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US $550
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28 ft
Up to 6 persons
Neposredna potvrda
Ture od
US $700
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Charter Highlights
27 ft
Up to 5 persons
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26 ft
Up to 6 persons
Neposredna potvrda
Ture od
US $350
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24 ft
Up to 4 persons
Neposredna potvrda
Poslednja rezervacija: pre 6 dana
Ture od
US $700
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25 ft
Up to 5 persons
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25 ft
Up to 6 persons
Neposredna potvrda
Poslednja rezervacija: pre 6 dana
Ture od
US $600

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (4-5 Hour Back Bay (Mid Day))

    We eating tonight. Had a blast . Can’t wait to get out again with Captin Jeff.

    The captain was knowledgeable, friendly, and really worked to ensure we caught fish. We caught trigger, Black Sea bass, flounder and tautog. It was a great trip and great family time. Will definitely use him again in the near future!
    Wayne B.
    Wayne B.
    Reviewed on Aug 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (5 Hour – Inshore/Reef)

    As always, great trip with Captain Syd!

    Sid and his assistant Dylan were attentive as always. Our kids always look forward to fishing with them during our week in OC every summer. It was a great day on the water and we even brought home some keepers!
    Anne V.
    Anne V.
    Reviewed on Aug 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip – Inshore Fishing)

    Fantastic trip

    10/10. We have been to many fishing trips and Captain Dave is the best! We caught a lot of fish - flounders, croakers, spot, tog, toadfish, sea bass, and crabs that refused to let the bait go. The 6 hour trip ran fast with enjoyable memories, especially big flounders and tog to show off :). Will definitely book again in our next vacation!
    May S.
    May S.
    Reviewed on Aug 18, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Nearshore/Back Bay Combo)

    back bay fishing

    We had a great time during our trip with Captain Cole. He was extremely friendly and did everything possible to make us feel welcome on his boat. We got into the flounder early and we caught them throughout our time on his boat. i would definitely go on a trip with him again.
    Thomas H.
    Thomas H.
    Reviewed on Aug 18, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Nearshore/Back Bay Combo)

    Very fun trip

    Cole and Mason were very knowledgeable and friendly. They got us on multiple species of fish and we got to try a variety of fishing methods. They are well stocked on bait and have all the equipment you need. We will definitely try to get back out for another trip in the future! Highly recommend!
    Benjamin R.
    Benjamin R.
    Reviewed on Aug 16, 2026

O Tautog ribolovu

Veličina
2–5 lb
Vrednost hrane
Odlično
Game Quality
Dobro

Tautog is a fishing staple of the East Coast. Tautog fishing is one of the most popular pastimes of the Atlantic saltwater anglers, since this fish is both tricky to land and absolutely delicious when cooked.

How Big?

The average length of a Tautog is between 7–10 inches, with an average weight of 2–5 pounds. The IGFA world record catch is a true monster: 28 lb, 13 oz.

When and Where

You can find Tautog around the Atlantic coast of North America, specifically from the Gulf of St. Lawrence all the way down to South Carolina. They’re most abundant between Cape Cod and Delaware Bay. Tautog live around rocky bottoms close to the shore, though they sometimes enter brackish waters. They usually stay in waters that are up to 60' deep when the weather is warm, but during winter months they tend to go offshore into deeper waters up to 240’ in depth.

How to Fish

Tautog feed primarily on mollusks, gastropods, and crustaceans. They can be challenging to land, since they live around rocky ledges that can easily cause snagged lines. It’s recommended to use clams or crustaceans for bait, as these are the Tautog’s favorite food. There’s a trick to successfully hooking one: don’t set the hook as soon as you feel the strike, wait for the fish to swallow the bait first. Tautog are also popular targets of spearfishermen, since they can be found around underwater wrecks and aren’t too spooky.

Good to Eat?

The ‘Tog has white, dry flesh with a delicate flavor and is considered one of the tastiest fish you can land, often compared to the taste of Red Snapper. You can prepare Tautog any way you would prepare a Flounder, or toss it in a chowder!

Tautog is a fishing staple of the East Coast. Tautog fishing is one of the most popular pastimes of the Atlantic saltwater anglers, since this fish is both tricky to land and absolutely delicious when cooked.

How Big?

The average length of a Tautog is between 7–10 inches, with an average weight of 2–5 pounds. The IGFA world record catch is a true monster: 28 lb, 13 oz.

When and Where

You can find Tautog around the Atlantic coast of North America, specifically from the Gulf of St. Lawrence all the way down to South Carolina. They’re most abundant between Cape Cod and Delaware Bay. Tautog live around rocky bottoms close to the shore, though they sometimes enter brackish waters. They usually stay in waters that are up to 60' deep when the weather is warm, but during winter months they tend to go offshore into deeper waters up to 240’ in depth.

How to Fish

Tautog feed primarily on mollusks, gastropods, and crustaceans. They can be challenging to land, since they live around rocky ledges that can easily cause snagged lines. It’s recommended to use clams or crustaceans for bait, as these are the Tautog’s favorite food. There’s a trick to successfully hooking one: don’t set the hook as soon as you feel the strike, wait for the fish to swallow the bait first. Tautog are also popular targets of spearfishermen, since they can be found around underwater wrecks and aren’t too spooky.

Good to Eat?

The ‘Tog has white, dry flesh with a delicate flavor and is considered one of the tastiest fish you can land, often compared to the taste of Red Snapper. You can prepare Tautog any way you would prepare a Flounder, or toss it in a chowder!