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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 …
Changing times 05/01/2020 fishing report Georgia Along this crazy Corona Virus covered planet we are finding some safety and piece on the water and this f05/01/2020 fishing report Georgia discusses just that. Mother ocean and her offerings have over the years brought my clients and I happiness, laughs, and memories that I reflect back on almost on a daily basis. …
April 2020 fishing report and spring recap April fishing report April 2020 has brought us more than our share of surprises as well as struggles along with the rest of the world. On a positive note, we are still up and running in the safest possible manner and enjoying the fresh air with our clients as well as all of …
Spring 2020 fishing report. As a mild summer comes to an end and spring rushes in, warmer temperatures bring migrating birds, fish, and people to our local barrier Islands here in Coastal Georgia. Spring is a transition month and March in particular always has some surprises. The last several years Mother Nature throws one last curveball at our coast …
2019 Winter fishing report St. Simons Island-Jekyll Island-Sea Island Georgia Winter is here and a lot is going on in the inshore and nearshore waters off Coastal Georgia! The inshore water clarity is excellent for sight fishing schools of redfish on the flats. Schools if redfish roam the shallow flats and creeks in search of crustaceans and small minnows. This …
2019 Fall Fishing Report Coastal Georgia As I reflect on summer and a warmer than normal start to fall I remember how good our tarpon season was and truthfully can’t wait for summer of 2020 to get here. October has now come and gone and November is here but water temperatures were 80 degrees on Halloween the 31st and we …
It’s been an amazing summer so far and this Tarpon fishing report for 2019 is about tarpon, redfish, and more. With over a month to go, I am on track to set a personal best. As of yesterday, a total of 100 fish were caught…finishing up the day with John and his boys, Jack and James. I have already surpassed …