Pirates Cove fishing report 1-6
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It really is official, the Rockfish & Bluefin are on their way down. The Virginia Seaside Rockfish & Bluefin bite has taken off, and they will be listed here shortly! With the fish quick approaching, it is a great time to set up your fishing trip to provide property some wonderful eats! You can guide on the internet, about the mobile phone, or submit a makeup sort by clicking Charters over.
Restricted Lines Anglers! It really is time to get back on the water!
Pirates Cover Marina
800.367.4728
http://www.fishpiratescove.com/
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Hilton Head Fishing with Off The Hook Fishing Charters video
There is Always A First Time For Everything!
Nowadays was a day to pioneer and try some thing new that has not been attempted prior to off of Hilton Head and the conditions could not have been much better! A excellent good friend and globe course fly fisherman Mr. Raz Reid and I went searching for massive bull redfish to catch on the fly! The fishery for these huge bulls is unreal from late September – March and they can assortment from the inshore channels and nearshore sandbars in the drop all the way out offshore on synthetic reefs in the course of the wintertime months. We ended up catching two on the fly and an additional 6 on light spinning gear. What a day
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Red Drum Tackle shop fishing report, Buxton 1-7
Far more rumors to report: charter boat had a fantastic day with the tunas (that is confirmed) spotted large drums just off the stage this afternoon. Jam reported seeing a huge drum striking a mullet just off of the beach up at ramp 34, Rivers was there but only observed the splash.
Now the rumor from very last weekend: Huge bluefish and perhaps some stripers have been landed at the Boiler wreck up at Pea Island.
Today speckled trout (two keepers and some dinks) had been report being caught by Kevin McCabe. at 43. He was sighted at 34. The undesirable news, he was the only one catching, everybody else had been just casting..
Dan
Saturday fishing report by Dan
One more great day at the beach. The only report for these days was that some speckle trout were caught at the jetties this morning. The huge sharks fishermen have been at the position these days but no reviews from them. Sea shell hunting, duck hunting, and trout hunting, what a way to devote a day….
Dan
Sunday’s Report
Quite couple of individuals fishing today. Started out out to be a gorgeous early morning with one keeper puppydrum. Then the wind picked up a minor and that is all she wrote. Haven’t seen or noticed from anybody because. Beautifull weather conditions for most of this week, arrive on down and try out your luck!!!!
Kristie
Reddrum Tackle
Buxton, NC
252-995-5414
http://reddrumtackle.com/
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Oregon Inlet Fishing center report 1-6
by Affie
Climate has stored the boats in this week. We did have a nearshore boat out yesterday. Lots of dogfish but no indication of stripers. The stripers are operating about three weeks late due to these a gentle winter so much. Friday weather conditions appears great and we have an offshore charter going out. If you would like to go fishing there is a great deal of availablity and makeup charters are availableif you never have a entire party of six. More news as we have fish.
FISHING REPORT – 1/6/12
by Denise
One boat went offshore fishing today and returned with a catch of one dozen blackfin tuna.
Oregon Inlet Fishing Middle
(252) 441-6301
http://www.oregon-inlet.com
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Ocean Isle Fishing Center report 1-8
Captains Brandon Sauls and Kyle Hughes took edge of present-day excellent climate to once yet again go on a fishn’ mission in the backwaters of the S. Brunswick Islands. Brandon mentioned he noticed the most fish he’d witnessed in a even though. If you cannot pay for to run off shore, the in shore bite is red very hot.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
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"Somewhere N the Rocks" | Tiberias – 22′ | 01/08/12
Gary Sheaff and his son stopped in yesterday to gas up the boat. They were headed for the jetties even even though studies showed sluggish action. The climate was gorgeous and who could pass up this sort of a wonderful day to be on the drinking water! Gary known as me back again at the shop within minutes of leaving, reporting that the bite was great. Very first three cast of the day produced a great red and a gorgeous trout. Right after ending a fantastic day of fishing he sent us these great images!
The fish are nonetheless hanging all around. I fished Thursday afternoon spotting numerous redfish, but could only get 3 rat reds to bite. Fished Friday morning, once again spotting several fish, reds, trout, and even black drum sunning on their own on the flats. Needless to say, I could not get them to get nearly anything I was promoting. I will be back again at it tomorrow irregardless the climate. It is likely to be hard to see fish with cloud cover and rain, but I know wherever some should be hanging out. See ya on the h2o!
– Capt. Jacob Frick
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Kevin Sneed took gain of a excellent Brunswick County day and slayed the trout. Kevin explained the bite wasn’t as sizzling nowadays as yesterday. Meanwhile Bonecrusher Sauls and Marky-Mark hit the skinnies and received into the red drum. Come on down and get pleasure from our winter months (?).
Not to stir up any trouble, but I assume Kevin has got the Bonecrusher’s milk when it happens to trout fishing. Just sayn’.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
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Hatteras Harbor fishing report 1-7
Offshore: One boat out and they had a great day! Arrived back with a great catch of blackfin tuna, handful of yellowfin tuna and a couple dolphin!
Inshore: No boats out
Present day Citations:
Great Moments: Shannon Carroll of Virginia Seaside, VA – 22lb 33in Blackfin Tuna
Saturday, January 07, 2012
No boats booked for fishing today. Warm temps coming nowadays someone missed out on a fantastic day for fishing. Do not permit it be you! get in touch with to guide your charter trip right now one-800-676-4939.
Friday, January 06, 2012
A number of boats fishing they had great catches of Blackfin Tuna and a few Yellowfin Tuna.
Thursday, January 05, 2012
No boats out fishing nowadays temps in the 40’s.
Hatteras Harbor Marina
P.O. Box 537
Hatteras , NC 27943
http://www.hatterasharbor.com
800-676-4939
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Fishin With Capt. Gus! Locating Winter Fish January 8, 2012
Finding Winter months Fish
January 8, 2012
Image courtesy of Capt. Gus:
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Austyn Petyan of Mt. Holly, NC keeping a Lake Norman striped bass caught on a vacation fishing excursion with brother Dustyn and father John.
An easy way to locate feeding fish in January is to watch for diving sea birds. They determine the exact places in which stripers, bass or white colored perch are chasing forage fish to the surface area. The feeder fish are squeezed by the predators from under and the birds from over. Surface feeding activity can end result in a memorable fishing excursion, but dont assume it to happen each and every day.
When fish arent surface area feeding, they move deeper into the h2o column, in which temperatures are a number of degrees warmer. If in doubt, fish deeper. In addition to temperature things to consider, herring live in deep h2o. This forage fish is the 1 most sought after by the deep swimming stripers, spotted bass and white perch.
When fish are deep, your fish finder is valuable in assisting to track down them beneath the surface. Consistent surveillance of the display will at some point demonstrate their existence. When the Fish ID Mode is disabled, fish will look as arches. The thicker the arch, the larger the fish will be. A concentration of arches indicates that a school of fish is underneath the boat. Arches show up from time to time all through the h2o column, but pay specific interest to individuals demonstrated mid-way in the column. They generally reveal actively feeding and simple to catch fish.
Very cold h2o drives fish to the scorching water discharge channels of Lake Norman’s two energy vegetation. Sizzling hole fish can be caught by utilizing a multitude of fishing methods, such as tossing surface lures when fish are feeding on top rated. But, most of the time, are living baits, buck tails and spoons perform finest when fish are deep.
On sunny afternoons, large bass and stripers will sometimes cruise or not transfer at all in really shallow h2o. When that comes about, they are not there to feed but to warm their bodies from the heat produced by the rays of the sun, but can be tempted into biting.
Ideas from Capt. Gus: Regardless of how or wherever you fish in late winter season, be well prepared for chilly mornings and cold days, particularly when a climate front has just handed. Regulars, usually have a propane heater on board to warm moist hands and cold faces. Single, ambigu or triple heater heads are mounted atop twenty pound propane tanks. Other individuals use more compact catalytic heaters mounted on one pound disposable cylinders.
Approaching Events:
Totally free SEMINAR – How to Safely Navigate Lake Norman Making use of Sonar and GPS. Sign up for me on Wednesday, January eleven, 2012, six:30 p.m. at North Point Watersports, 112 Doolie Highway, Mooresville, NC to learn the Basics of Sonar and GPS. Bring your issues and instruction booklets to this educational ninety second boating security session. Contact 704-799-1994 for a lot more information.
Cost-free SEMINAR – How To Use Your Lowrance or Humminbird Fish Finder to Catch Bass, White Perch and Stripers – Jake Bussolini, Expenses Hassig and I will carry out this all new fish finder seminar on Wednesday, January eighteen, 2012, 6:30 p.m. at Gander Mountain, Exit 36 in Mooresville, NC. Deliver your issues and instruction booklets to this ninety minute seminar. For extra info, phone 704 658 0822.
Very hot Spots of the Week: Diving seabirds are exhibiting the way to feeding bass, perch and stripers. Very best bets on the north stop of Lake Norman are Stumpy, Rocky and Hicks Creeks where surface area feeding takes place primarily in the early morning and on cloudy days. To the south, fishing is related in Mountain, Lucky and Reed Creeks. On sunny afternoons, bass are striking buzz baits on shallow stumpy factors and in the backs of coves. Perch and crappie fishing is really very good on tiny jigs, minnows fished more than deep brush and in open water on Sabiki rigs.
The surface drinking water temperature is in the forties and reduced fifties. The lake stage is about 2.5′ underneath total pond on Lake Norman. Mountain Island Lake is roughly three.0 beneath full pond.
Captain Gus Gustafson of Lake Norman Ventures, Inc. is a member of the Southeastern Outside Press Affiliation and is a entire time Specialist Fishing Tutorial on Lake Norman, NC. Check out his web site at www.fishingwithgus.com or phone 704 617-6812. For further details, electronic mail him at Gus@Gus@lakenorman.com.
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Capt Judy Helmey, Savannah, Fishing report 1-6
Kicking Fish Tail Since 1956
POB 30771
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31410
912 897 4921 912 897 3460 FAX
Captain Judys email fishjudy2@aol.com
January 9, 2012
Saltwater Inshore, Offshore, Blue Water fishing reports, Freshies Suggestions, and Little Miss Judys Believe It or Not story! Thanks for Reading!
Table of Contents
2012 INSHORE and OFFSHORE FISHING CLINICS to sign just one call that is all!
Surf Report
Spotted sea trout bite can be good, if
Inshore fishing is good if .
Artificial reefs are holding lots of fish
Welcome to Sheepshead-Ville with Dave Zelski!
Savannah Snapper Banks Last year and this passed week!
Blue Water Report Black tuna or not!! Fishing the South Ledge!
Freshies Report brrrream!
Little Miss Judys Believe it or not! Parents Logic!!
2012 INSHORE and OFFSHORE FISHING CLINICS
To sign just one call that is all!
Dates have been set
Our newly revised inshore handout material is going to be considered priceless! We are going to give you the best times to fish for what, when, and where for the entire year of 2012.
Any inshore fisherman that is considering going offshore they need to attend my offshore class. For more details scroll down
One Inshore School
Saturday February 4, 2012
One Offshore School
Saturday February 11, 2012
Time: 8:00AM 2:00 PM
Place: Tubbys Tank House 2909 River Drive, Thunderbolt, Georgia 31404
Cost: $ 90.00 (included one day class, breakfast, and lunch)
Please call 912 897 4921 now for reservations
Please sign up as soon as possible! There is limited entry!
Capt Judys email fishjudy2@aol.com
Capt Judys Cell 912 429 7671
For more detailed information go to
www.missjudycharters.com OR GIVE US A CALL 912 897 4921
To sign up just give us a call or email fishjudy2@aol.com and we will put you on the list. After the first of the year we will contact to check the status! Thanks and hope to hear from you soon! Captain Judy
Surf Report
Still not a thing to report
Spotted sea trout bite can be good, if
During the cold water season the spotted sea trout can be good. However, before expecting serious catching results I suggest trying to fish after a few days of a warming trend. Best bait is always going to be live shrimp under small adjustable float. However, for those that can work a fluke rigged weed less this will be your best bait when worked slow-to-go!
Inshore fishing is good if .
As far as inshore fishing or should I say catching its good one day and not so the next! The secret is to pick sunny days where the tide is low during noon time. Then I suggest fishing the last half of the out going and the first half of the incoming. If that doesnt work then I suggest stopping by the fish market on the way home!
Artificial reefs are holding lots of fish
During this time the artificial reefs are holding a lot of fish. The fish you can keep are Sheepshead, black drum, and flounder. The down side is the reefs are covered with black sea bass and this season is closed to keeping until June 1. The rule of thumb goes like this 30 to 1. This means you might catch up to 30 black sea bass before catching a fish that you can keep!! However, its all still a lot of fun!!
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Welcome to Sheepshead-Ville with Dave Zelski!
Captain Judy is holding up Dave Zelskis just caught Sheepshead. We were asked to do a show with Dave host of Georgia Travel on Georgia Public TV ..will keep you posted on date and time for the show.
The artificial reefs are now supporting the interest of some really nice size Sheepshead. The secret to getting this fish to take a bite is that you have to use the right bait. Best baits are going to be the ever popular purple back fiddler..please remember to hook this fish up you need to set the hook before the fish takes a bite!
Savannah Snapper Banks
Last year and this passed week!
Summer 2011
Captain Kathy Brown and I (Captain Judy Helmey) trying holding up a nice pair of cobia. Believe me; I almost didnt get my fish up off the deck!! Back to the gym!!
Naval Towers
It was reported by Daniel that the crew while fishing on Waynes boat Fin had a pretty interesting catch. After trolling a bit for black fin it was decided to make a few jigging passes by Naval tower R 7. They rigged up with 20 pound class rod/reel class set up loaded with 65 pound test Power Pro. The rig used was made with 80 pound test swivel and 11/2 foot of single strand 80 pound test wire, which was attached to an 8 ounce diamond jig. This rig was then dropped to the bottom near the legs of the tower and worked right off the bottom. Two jigs got hooked up and a good fight was had by both fishermen. When they got their fish to surface they found that they had both caught a nice cobia. If I have said it once I have said it at least thousands of times and thats You really never know what you might catch much less when, when fishing in the ocean!
Vermilion Season will open April 1, 2012
Grouper season will open May 1 2012
Black sea bass will open June 1, 2012
Blue Water Report
Gulf Stream fishing
For those fishermen that have been waiting to do a little blue water fishing now is the time. The south ledge is holding the interest of some really nice black fin tuna. This is one fish that will hit pulled cedar plugs or rigged dink ballyhoo. The secret is to troll the ledge area, look for temperature breaks, and any surface feeding activity
Black tuna or not!!
Fishing the South Ledge!
Captain Little Tommy Williams reported two interesting blue water fishing experiences
Friday December 30, 2011
On his first blue water trip with the crew of the Double Daly they had a very productive blue water catching day. After arriving to the South Ledge area lines were set and a trolling plan was devised. The water temperature on this day around and over the South Ledge was around 74 degrees. While working this area the crew caught 8 black fin tuna (15 to 20 pounds) and 1 fifteen pound dolphin were put in the cooler.
Black Fin Tuna Tips You Can Use!!
Its a known fact that you can catch tuna in cooler water. However, it seems that whatever the tuna are feeding on at the time prefers the water temperature to be in the mid seventies. My father used to say, There is a good reason why black fin feed in erratic short bursts. According to my father as the black fin feeds its body gets over heated. When their body gets over heated the fish have to return back temporarily to cooler depths. This is one reason why tuna are known for fast and strong feeding occurrences!!
Sunday January 1, 2012
On the next trip to the same area with another group Captain Little Tommy found an entire different scenario. While fishing with Frank Scarborough and crew on boat Wide Open the fishing or should I say the catching was not the same! Once arriving at the South Ledge they found that the water temperature was a cool 67 degrees. With lines out they worked the area looking for any temperature breaks. All surface temperature was about the same, which fell into a cool mid sixties range. As they worked the area they caught Bonita after Bonita after Bonita.
When Captain Little Tommy Williams determined that there werent any warmer temperatures to be found it was decided to do a little jigging on the ledge. Once situated over the ledge jigs were dropped and fishermen immediately hooked up. When what was on the end was finally brought to the surface it turned out to be some really nice amberjack, which were caught, fought, and released.
Freshies Report
According to Bill Babb fishing is good year around in the Savannah River below Clarks Hill Dam when targeting bream. However, when its winter time they are called brrrream!
Those fishermen that want to GO FISH LAKE LANIER
Bill Vanderford is Lake Laniers Legend!
For more about my long time friend Bill Vanderford as well as his accomplishments, his freshwater charter trips or wildlife tours, books written and his special line up of tackle offered, please visit his site http://www.fishinglanier.com/contact.html for all the details! For more details go http://stores.ebay.com/Fishy-Racer http://www.youtube.com/fishyracer www.cafepress.com/grapefruitshop
Little Miss Judys Believe it or not!
Parents Logic!!
Little Captain Judy with cap gun loaded, cowboy suit, hat, and boots! All this with the exception of a real pony!
Parents Logic
As a small child I always wanted a pony, but my father would never buy me one. It wasnt because we didnt have enough room, because we in fact had horse stables right on the property. His main reason for not letting me have a pony was because as he always said, I would get run over by all of the traffic. Boy, if he wanted to see traffic he ought to see it now. Back in the fifties on the Island when I was raised there wasnt much traffic. So therefore I decided to do my own traffic count. In the mind of a seven year old it sounded like a good idea. I decided to lie in the road of which I did and count cars. I must have lain there a good hour before a car finally came by. Heck, I could have fallen asleep. At any rate, after I felt that my experiment was concluded I decided to go and tell daddy. I knew that he would be very proud of me. It turns out that daddy wasnt so proud of me. In fact I was put on restriction for laying in the stupid no traffic traveled road.
When I wanted to go horseback riding he took me out to my Aunt Hatties farm, which was located on ever-busy highway 17. You must remember back in these old days super highway I-95 hadnt even been thought of. As I got older I figured out that daddy either didnt want to take care of a pony or he though I would get tired of one! He held stead fast with his decision and I never got my pony. However, I had a boat from the time that I was five years old! I guess according to my father drowning wasnt an option in my case. However getting run over by the one car per hour that passed by our house was. I will never understand a parents logic!
Thanks for reading! Captain Judy
Captain Judy Helmey
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912 897 4921
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South Carolina DNR electro fishing
Efficiently taking care of our fisheries in South Carolina calls for the DNR initial to see what is swimming about down there. An successful way to do this is a analysis tool called electro-fishing. In this movie, Lorianne goes out on Lake Oliphant with regional fisheries biologist Liz Osier to see how the samples are gathered, and what we can learn from them.
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Frisco Rod and Gun fishing report 1-5
Posted on January five, 2012
Below is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
These days was good and sunny but still great. We had west north-west winds ten-15 mph and the temperatures had been in the mid to upper 40′s. The saturday and sunday nevertheless seems great with temperatures in the upper 50′s and probably breaking sixty degrees. Slow fishing nowadays. There are still a scattered speckled trout getting caught on the Buxton seashore. No boats out these days. There are a handful of boats likely offshore tomorrow hunting for the blue bout tuna that are heading down the coastline to pay a visit to us. They have been off the Virginia coastline recently and with the temperatures drop and some cooler drinking water shifting down this could be the start off of the bluefin season. Lets hope so.
Outer Banking institutions Fishing Report one-4
Posted on January four, 2012
Below is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
Today was cold. We had north-west winds 15-25 mph and the temperatures were in the mid twenty′s early this morning. By mid day the temperatures have been in the upper thirty′s. Fishing was slow today, we have nothing to report. No boats out right now. The forecast for the saturday and sunday seems very good, Temperatures in the reduced 60′s.
Outer Financial institutions Fishing Report one-three
Posted on January 3, 2012
Right here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
These days was cold and windy. We had north-west winds twenty-thirty mph and the temperatures were in the mid to upper 30′s . Tonight will be windy and nicely below freezing at twenty five degrees. I have no reviews of fish being caught. Maybe towards the stop of the week when the weather conditions calms a little. No boats out today either.
Frisco Rod and gun
252-995-5366
http://www.friscorodgun.com/about.html
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