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Well 2018 has come and gone and we are now into the second week of 2019. The New year brings promise with a mild winter so far and lots of rain. This new year fishing report isn’t really about what has been as much as with is to come. As we watch these short winter days come and go we …
Inshore and Near Shore fishing report for Fall and Winter. If you were lucky enough to experience the near shore and inshore fishing this past summer, consider yourself lucky! 2018 was one of best seasons for weather and fishing we have seen in a long time, and as the season closes it continues to roll on. October and November provided …
It’s no secret that St. Simons Island Georgia has some great Tarpon fishing in the summer months. Jekyll Island, Sea Island, and Cumberland Island also boast some awesome tarpon action during summer as well. Weather you are a bait guy, love to throw artificial, or fling feathers on the fly rod we have you covered! There are still a few …
Coastal Georgia Fishing Report Spring 2018 Fishing report March and early April 2018. With winter still trying to hold onto every day it can, spring here in Coastal Georgia has become a longer than normal season this year. Fishing has been for the most part rather good however with both inshore and near shore trips. Trout, Reds, sheepshead, black drum, …
Winter fishing is a fun time when it’s not so cold we all are freezing, fish included. The 2017/18 year resembles that of the 2009/10 freeze in a lot of ways and we are only 16 days into January. I have seen freezing rain turn into a full on ice storm and it snowed here on the Georgia Coast for …
Fall is upon us! Bull Reds – Tarpon fishing recap Fall is upon us and while summer is all but over I sit back and look at the high light real of photos from the summer season. I realize there were so many incredible days with some amazing clients. Tarpon fishing started off really strong with most days averaging 3 for …
Topwater Tango! Summer time is here and early calm mornings mean only one thing: huge explosive topwater bites from trout and redfish. You may not catch as many fish as you would fishing live bait, however, the quality of the fish is always better. Early leave times at or before dawn are necessary to experience this incredible action. Book HERE Chasing the …
This fishing report discusses fall fishing in the Florida Keys and Everglades. Conditions this time of year could lead to some of the best shallow water sight fishing. We offer custom trips and work closely with other guides to help you have the best experience possible! Fishing Report Florida Keys and Everglades for September and October. As fall temperatures arrive days shorten and …