Sorry for the late report but last week was a blur with 4 charters and a couple of recreational trips mixed in. My charters were mainly a group of bottom fishing trips for 3 very nice families and groups of friends.
Starting last Monday, I had Andy and his kids out to do some damage on the...
Those condiditons yesterday were the type that have even the best of us scratching our heads! Thank God for the Sea Bass and Ling to at least give us a few tasty measls.
Always appreciate the top effort you make, Pete.
Outstanding, Hunter. You are one of the few boats doing a consistently good job on Fluke during this very challenging season! Kudos to you and the crew!
Another valiant effort on a really nice day for the ocean.
BTW, did Stephen's "secret lure" look something like this? If so, I know where you can still buy a few! ;)
I also appreciate the heads up on the NOAA outage.
However, I am puzzled. Chinacat and I live less than 15 miles apart on eastern LI and my tide clocks never went down. Any theories, Roccus?
Yesterday’s fine weather pattern allowed us to make our second Montauk Fluke trip of the season with a 4-man charter consisting of David, Sean, Nick and Frank. The results did show a slow but steady improvement that has the pattern most of us have experienced the entire year.
Since we had...
Yesterday’s fine weather pattern allowed us to make our second Montauk Fluke trip of the season with a 4-man charter consisting of David, Sean, Nick and Frank. The results did show a slow but steady improvement that has the pattern most of us have experienced the entire year.
Since we had...
No sympathy required Lep, just respect for all of your efforts.
Interestingly, my Fluke season results have closely paralleled your own. Started out with a few trips with all shorts. Then on the last Monday in June finally put 2 keepers in the box and this past Friday 5 keepers out at Montauk...
Although I do love the taste of Ling, it's time to put some Fluke in the box. Here is my update from yesterday.
Had my mate Tom and good friend Mitch join me yesterday for a prospecting trip to Montauk in preparation for the upcoming charters this summer. Thankfully the weatherman smiled on us...
Had my mate Tom and good friend Mitch join me yesterday for a prospecting trip to Montauk in preparation for the upcoming charters this summer. Thankfully the weatherman smiled on us and provided a nice comfortable day on the ocean.
Started at one of my favorite and reliable drops south of the...
Yesterday’s crew of Cindy and her avid anglers joined me for a ½ day Sea Bass charter under stellar weather conditions. After a smooth ride out to the Sound, we set up on anchor north of Plum and were treated to 3 hours of non-stop action.
Naturally, with our restrictive 16” NY regulations we...
Had my friend Sal join me on my day off in an attempt to make a triple play of Stripers, Sea Bass, and Fluke. Early morning “pea soup” made the trip east into the Sound a very slow go.
Had planned to stay local at the Gut so I could test some nearby Sea Bass drops but after 90 minutes with no...
Had my friend Sal join me on my day off in an attempt to make a triple play of Stripers, Sea Bass, and Fluke. Early morning “pea soup” made the trip east into the Sound a very slow go.
Had planned to stay local at the Gut so I could test some nearby Sea Bass drops but after 90 minutes with no...
No surprise, Bassman, that my favorite Capt. Neil rod is also a CN702. In fact, I will be using it tomorrow and as many days as God allows me going forward, in Neil's honor!
This one hits me exceptionally hard. Aside from my immediate family members there are few people I love and respect as much as Capt. Neil. He was my mentor and the main reason my charter business is still running today. Anyone who knew the man, even briefly, could immediately sense his love of...
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