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It’s a wrap!! In this fishing report “Summer Wrap up 2022 June – Aug” we are going to talk about the summer season 2022 and how it has compared to previous seasons. Summer seemed to start early this year with temperatures well into the 90s in early to mid May. Summer Fishing 2022. I’m gonna take a minute to rewind just …
Georgia Fishing Report for May, 2022 discussing inshore and nearshore fishing WOW it’s May, 1st and we can’t be more happy to put a windy and rainy April behind us!! In this “Georgia Fishing Report May 2022 inshore and nearshore” I’m going to talk about Inshore and Near-Shore fishing techniques as well as to expect in the months to come. …
Spring 2022 Saltwater Fishing Report for Coastal Georgia’s St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island, Sea Island, and Cumberland Island It’s late February and if you are like us, you are ready for winter to be over. Spring is just a fun time of year. The top water bite fires up and the fish come out of their winter homes to feed …
Coastal Georgia Fishing Report winter 2021 Here we are just 5 days until Christmas. Yesterdays high was 85 degrees and today’s is 50. Typical Mother Nature jokes here in Coastal Georgia as usual. I just wanted to do a quick Coastal Georgia fishing report for winter of 2021 before the new year. I honestly have never been more ready for …
Fall 2021 Fishing Report First and foremost, I would like to thank all of our loyal and wonderful clients who have stuck with us over the years through great fishing days and even some not so great fishing days every now and then. We truly appreciate you. We cannot thank you enough for your continued support and we look forward …
2021 Georgia Fishing Report and Update Well we’re halfway through 2021 and it’s been a beyond crazy year so far. We are many months behind on getting our new boats, prices have skyrocketed on everything marine related, and mother nature has lost her way! I have dubbed 2021 the year of the excuses. Now if only we could get past …
Fall Fishing Report and Saying Goodbye to 2020 Well 2021 is here. And we honestly don’t like to see another year ago by but I’m glad to see 2020 out of here. Fishing this fall has actually been above average both inshore and on the nearshore racks and reefs. This report will actually go over fishing in October through January …
One Crazy Year Summer time fishing means early mornings, happy fish, light tackle and fly rods. It’s my favorite time of the year and I dream all fall, winter, and spring about it. 2020 has been absolutely nuts to say the least and honestly we can not wait for it to be over. Covid, elections, no toilet paper, shortages on …
Nearshore Fishing Anytime mother nature allows over the past month, Nearshore fishing has been a definite go to option for us. Dirty water and an inconsistent bite inshore has been the norm with the exception of some excellent flood tides last week. That being said, when conditions are favorable, early morning top water fishing and chasing tailing reds in the …
Tarpon Season Tarpon season is here and we can’t be more excited!!! We still have a few days open but those are limited. Its hot finally and Mother Nature is hopefully don’t throwing cold fronts this way. Winds are starting to shift to summer pattern of southwest in the mornings to light an variable mid day to southeast in the …