COBIA, KINGS AND SAILS..WHAT A SUMMER! by
Gil Coombes (7/14/2008)
Usually our summer fishing consists of Bonito, Barracuda and the occassional King Mackerel, however this summer has been one for the records. Cobia, King Mackerel and Sailfsih with the occassional Dolphin has made anglers smile from ear to ear.
Last day of the west wind bite by
Gil Coombes (5/27/2008)
As anyone knows who has fished the East Coast of the United States a West wind that has blown that direction for a week or so absolutely kills fishing. Debris and weedlines are not allowec to form except for the deepest of depths, bait schools stay out deeper and it's just hard fishing. However clients still want to go fishing on these calm west wind days and try to find fish.
Kingfish bite is on by
Gil Coombes (5/22/2008)
Early morning Kingfish bite has been fantastic! Using slow trolled ballyhoo, live baiting and drone spoons has put a lot of fish in the box weighing between 10-40 pounds.
Spring Dolphin run beginning by
Gil Coombes (4/21/2008)
April and may are looked upon as a couple fo the best months on the Treasure Coast. With the Spring migration of fish such as Dolphin, Sails and many others. Fishermen know that this is the time of the year to fill up the coolers and keep rods bent.
Good fishing being found off Treasure Coast by
Gil Coombes (4/01/2008)
Even with 3-4' seas we were still able to fish offshore this past Sunday and found Dolphin, Wahoo and that Blue Marlin lurking in the deep off of Ft. Pierce. We ended the day as the top charter boat for both Harbortown and the City Docks.
Mixed Bag by
Sal Mattino (3/09/2008)
Weather is making Fisherman stay close and sharpen up the skills for light tackle in-shore fishing!Working the flats for some light tackle action of Jack Crevalle & assorted species!