Red Drum Tackle shop fishing report, Buxton 12-10
With wonderful warm weather, fishing is fantastic for sharks and skates. Prolonged length sea mullet fishing is excellent if you can throw a two hook bottom rig over a hundred yards employing modest items of bunker. Speckled trout and bluefish are staying caught but not in fantastic numbers. Sea mullet was reported on the south seaside and up at Avon. With the southwest winds and some rain for the following two times, probably some massive drums will present up like previous week.
Dan
Tuesday fishing report by Dan
What a great warm day we had. Some speckled trout and many sea mullet was landed nowadays. For those hardcore skates and dog sharks fisherperson, the bite is only one particular more forged away… We can only hope for winter season to come and awesome us off and carry some strippers to the seaside.
Dan
Wednesday Fishing Report
Depart it to Speedo – he wishes Strippers on the beach although the relaxation of us want Sripers. We topped off at 73 degrees right now but that’s intended to modify commencing late tonight. Great catches of Toads and Sea Mullet on South Seashore and a few Trout in the holes close to the Lighthouse and Jetties. Modest Flounder at the Inlet as properly as small Bluefish. The wind held the boats at dock these days – Grumpy.
Thursday Fishing Report
Sorry about the error I made relating to previous night’s report – I reported some Toads staying caught but in accordance to a very reliable source – he drives a modest grey truck and his title rhymes with sliver – the Toad bite was actually a Blowtoad Blitz. Quite couple of on the beach locations right now and only a single report of a couple of Canines at the position. I am rather certain there had been some Toads caught and possibly a handful of Sea Mullet someplace on South Beach front.
Bogey and me are heading for the mountains to devote the Holidays with Loved ones and appreciate a number of weeks of skiing. I would like all of you great men and women a happy vacation season and a quite Merry Xmas. To quote the excellent Little DAN – God Bless us every person – see you come Spring – Grumpy.
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Saturday Morning fishing report
Sorry Fridays report is late, But here it is! Puffers proceed to bite on shrimp on the south seaside along with a couple of sea mullet and flounder.Trout are nevertheless becoming caught in the secret areas (see Kevin). If you want a tug on your line Sharks are even now plentifull at the stage. "Come Get You Some" HOOP-DEE!!!
Saturday Night Fishing Report
Ahead of the winds picked up we did hear about a few trout this morning at the jetties, The puppy fish proceed to remember to these anglers at the level hunting for a small action.As of tomorrow we will be on our winter schedule 7am to 7pm "Come Get You Some" HOOP-DEE!!!!
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Frisco Rod and Gun fishing report 12-10
Posted on December ten, 2011
Here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banking institutions Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
Right now was windy and neat. The winds have been blowing pretty very good out of the north-east at 15-25 mph and the temperatures ended up correct close to fifty degrees. Fishing these days was not to very good unless you ended up dog sharking at Cape Point. One particular boat fished offshore these days. They had genuine very good catches of king mackerel.
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Outer Financial institutions Fishing Report twelve-nine
Posted on December nine, 2011
Here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Financial institutions Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
The climate today was warm yet again. We had mild north-east winds five mph and the temperatures ended up in the higher 60′s. There ended up a handful of sea mullet becoming caught alongside the Buxton beach locations. Out at Cape Point there are even now some sharks and skates becoming caught. The Frisco seashore had first rate catches of blow toads, sea mullet and a couple of black drum. Offshore fishing was gradual right now. A number of black bout tuna and scattered king mackerel had been caught.
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Outer Banks Fishing Report twelve-8
Posted on December eight, 2011
The following is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
These days was significantly cooler. We had sunny skies and winds type the north at fifteen-20 mph. The temperatures had been in the higher 40′s to lower fifty′s. Out at Cape Level the sharks are the primary catch and a couple of sea mullet. Alongside the south seashores in Frisco and Hatteras the blow toads are nonetheless biting. We did weigh a good 5 lb black drum caught on the Frisco seaside nowadays. No boats out nowadays.
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Outer Banking institutions Fishing Report 12-7
Posted on December seven, 2011
Right here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Financial institutions Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
Nowadays the weather was heat and sunny. The winds had been from the south-west at 10-15 mph and the temperatures had been in the higher 60′s. This afternoon the winds picked up and the rain came. We had South-west winds at 15-20 mph and gusting to forty mph right after eight pm tonight. Down on the Buxton shorelines there were some great sea mullet getting caught. At Cape Level and down the south beach the blow toads and sea mullet have been quite first rate and a couple of flounder ended up mixed in. No Boats out these days
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Oregon Inlet Fishing center report 12-10
FISHING REPORT – twelve/nine/11
by Denise
These days we had four boats go fishing offshore and they arrived again with wonderful catches of yellowfin and blackfin tuna and a blue marlin launch. Our nearshore and inshore boats did not go fishing nowadays.
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Ocean Isle Fishing Center report 12-11
The water temperature continues to be continual about the fifty five diploma mark and the trout keep on to chew. The redfish are nonetheless combating like bulldogs as properly! We commenced off with a couple of trout, hit a couple of reds, and went again to the trout. We landed at least forty trout with most of them staying all around the 13" mark, but we managed to catch enough good kinds for a restrict and even cull a handful of. We caught all the fish on a huge selection of artificials today. Gulp jerk baits, 4" Sea Assassins, Deep Creek mullet, and even pulled out the ole DOA shrimp. I genuinely never feel it matters considerably right now, if you get it in front of them, they are eating. Select your day and lets go fishing! See ya on the drinking water.
– Capt. Jacob Frick
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"Planning Phases" | Get Active | twelve/08/11
A number of in shore fishermen are batting about the notion of an casual, quite fun trout tournament Christmas Eve. The thought appropriate now is a $ 50.00 entry price for each boat. ALL proceeds except the cost of some cheezy trophy will be put in the prize pot with the payout staying fifty% to first area, 30% to 2nd and 20% to 3rd. We would like to have at minimum ten boats.
This is JUST an concept in the early arranging levels. If you feel you would fish it and have any tips send them to info@oifc.com, get with Brian Aycock, Brandon Sauls, Jeff Beck or me. There will be much more to follow.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
"The Bite Goes On" | Get Occupied | twelve/08/eleven
A. Do not request me how I occur up with these titles to the Fishing Reviews I create. It really is a present and a large stress to shoulder.
B. The local in shore anglers are obtaining a huge time with the trout bite. If you take a search in the mouth of this monster trout Nesbitt Noble is holding it can be seen that artifacts are also the way to go. This fish was caught in the ICW. The backwater creeks, the ICW as nicely as the rock jetties are the spots to be. Check with Captain Jacob, or Capt. Jeff Williamson at the OIFC for some guidance on what’s the ticket. They are our resident OIFC gurus on in shore fishing.
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Do. Concerning the photograph. These local again water anglers are some cagey dewds, so we have to just take the synthetic bait in the trout’s mouth and the track record spot with a grain of salt.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
"Still Awake" | Get Occupied | twelve/06/11
The sensation yesterday was that the fish were starting up to get a minor lethargic simply because of the cooling waters. Don’t inform that to the Bonecrusher who fished nowadays employing dwell shrimp. A single of the photos was taken at the Jetties, he wouldn’t come off the other destinations. Check out the 5.9 and six. lb’rs he introduced to the OIFC.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
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"Took a Friend Fishing" | Tiberias – 22′ | twelve/04/eleven
Ultimately obtained out on the h2o with a good buddy of mine. We ended up hunting to select a combat with a redfish, but they have been not in the fighting mood today. We observed a number of tails and spooked a huge university, but could not get a bite. The trout are nevertheless here as that was our secondary program. We managed to choose up fifteen to 20 fish with many of them staying right at 14 inches. We only had one particular great keeper at 17 inches. We each had other obligations to fill this afternoon and had to head back to the hill. New sport program for tomorrow…Zach and I strategy on likely after them in the early morning. I will leave you with a photograph of the game prepare. It worked fantastic final yr about this time. Keep tuned…See ya on the drinking water!
– Capt. Jacob Frick
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"Under A Rock" | OIFC Planet Cat / Carolina Cat | 12/03/11
Just in case you’ve got been beneath a rock, or without a personal computer like me, this is the website link to the video of the excellent white shark off Wrightsville Beach this week.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
"It is Dec is’nt it" | Get Active | twelve/03/11
You would never know it by this afternoons temperatures. Jeff and Josh Wallen drove up from Myrtle beach front and could not wait to get on the water. I nevertheless had a number of live shrimp pinned up. The gulps had them chewing. We only fished for a few of hrs and boated twenty+ fish a couple of black drum and a little flounder. If you can not figure out what to get the man or woman that has every thing, never forget about to give them a day on the water with an OIFC captian fishing.
– Capt. Jeff Williamson
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Capt Judy Helmey, Savannah, Fishing report 12-9
Kicking Fish Tail Since 1956
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December 12, 2011
Saltwater Inshore, Offshore, Blue Water fishing reports, Freshies Suggestions, and Little Miss Judys Believe It or Not story! Thanks for Reading!
Table of Contents
Call 888-JOIN-RFA or visit http://www.joinrfa.org/ JUST DO IT!
2012 INSHORE and OFFSHORE FISHING CLINICS Dates have been set
Surf Fishing Report
Inshore fishing reports Flounder Pounders!
Captain Alan Collins of Miss Judy Charters catches and tags a lot of red fish!!
The Toothy Wonder strikes again!
Stripers and wipers
Its time to on board! Jelly fish and their friends
Artificial Reefs what are those that decide the faith of our fisheries doing?
Please meet the Brooks family catchers and releasers of 263 black fish
Trophy Red Fish at the artificial reefs
Savannah Snapper Banks..Grouper season will be closed January until May 1, 2012
Blue Water Report Making this run can certainly be interesting!
Freshies Report Photo from my new fishing friend Corey!
Little Miss Judys Believe It or Not! Holiday Moonie Shine Recipe
JUST DO IT!
If you want to keep catching these ..join the Recreational Fishing Alliance NOW!!
Captain Kathy Brown of Miss Judy Charters is holding up a nice size amberjack, which was caught at the Savannah Snapper banks. The amberjack sometimes referred to as the reef donkeys are very strong fighters. The fight starts at the first run and it doesnt stop until the fish is landed. The term reef donkeys came about when it was decided that if you found a ledge with amberjack schooling in the upper water column you chances for getting to bottom without hooking up is very slim. In most cases this is a very good thing!!
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2012 INSHORE and OFFSHORE FISHING CLINICS
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
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Cost: $ 90.00 (included one day class, breakfast, and lunch)
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Inshore fishing reports Flounder Pounders!
Even though the water temperatures have dropped inshore fishermen are still catching some nice flounder. The secret to getting this fishs attention is to use some sort of live bait such as shrimp, finger mullet, or mud minnows. Put this bait on the bottom and wait until the cows or should I say fish come home!!
Captain Alan Collins of Miss Judy Charters catches and tags a lot of red fish!!
When the water gets colder the old red fish moves a little slow. I suggest looking for this fish in areas that the dolphins cant get too. Places like the flooded marsh areas are great places for a red fish to feed. The secret is to get there before them.
The Toothy Wonder strikes again!
Dr. Brad Durham of Savannah, Georgia also known as The toothy wonder had a great inshore fishing day. His guest was Captain Alan Collins of Miss Judy Charters. As you can see from the picture they kept two nice flounder and 10 spotted sea trout. Now heres what you need to know this is only what they kept not what they caught! Now you know the rest of the fish catching story!!
Stripers and wipers
Photo by Captain Matt Williams
For those fishermen that like to fish cold waters your chances for catching stripers and wipers is a good one. The Savannah and Ogeechee Rivers are the best places to do a little scouting. The best baits can be anything from a buck tail jig to a live shrimp. To find a school of feeding fish I suggest that you let the diving birds be you guide!!
Its time to on board!
Jelly fish and their friends
This moon jelly fish is really a floating cover for hundreds of small fish and shrimp. I know this isnt a great picture, but I think you can see what I am talking about. It truly is amazing how shrimp, fish, and crabs ride with the jelly fish. I guess you could say, This is how the small fish get where they are going without getting eaten by the bigger ones!
Artificial Reefs
What are those that decide the faith of our fisheries doing?
Captain Kathy Brown of Miss Judy Charters is holding up a nice black sea bass, which was caught while using fiddler crabs as bait. However, if I used a piece of cloth it wouldnt have made any difference the black sea bass would have still bit my hook. Please know that the black sea bass season is closed and will not open until June 2012. The reason being is according to those that decide the faith of our fisheries have deemed that over fishing is occurring when it comes to black sea bass. Its is my opinion as well as the opinion of my customers that there are so many black fish that its really unbelievable. We run 4 hour offshore trips, which take an hour to get to the fishing drop, which boils down to 2 complete hours of fishing. We normally catch 100 to 150 black sea bass, which are always properly released.
Please meet the Jarvis family catchers and releasers of 263 black fish
On November 26, 2012 the Brooks family (party of six) caught and released 263 black sea bass in two hours. So far this is my 2 hour record black fish catch for 2012. Congratulations Jarvis Party!!
Trophy Red Fish at the artificial reefs
Timothy Martin and Captain Deidra Jeffcoat are braving the high sea conditions while trying to stand on the deck of the Miss Judy Too! Timothy is holding his nice just caught 36 inch trophy red fish, which was fought, tagged, and released!
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Savannah Snapper Banks
Grouper season will be closed January until May 1, 2012
I havent been in a while, but just so you will know 2011 grouper season will close on January 1, 2012 and will reopen on May 1 2012. It truly is an interesting trip to take especially for those of you that want to see some nice genuine red snapper up close and personal! I wish I could say when the red snapper fishery will open. We dont have a season for this fish. It was closed due to over fishing!!!
Blue Water Report
Making this run can certainly be interesting!
How many Mahi Mahi do you see in this picture? All of these dolphins have one thing in common they are definitely not in a feeding mode. The reason being is if they were their lights would be on! For those that dont understand what I am talking about heres the short version
When a dolphin also referred to as a Mahi Mahi get interested or start to feed all colors on this fish immediately show. As you can see in this photo these fish was all the standard color. However, as soon as these fish got interested the blue and yellow lights would have come on!
Blue water fishing
Its cold, but the Gulf Stream is running at around 78 degrees. Yes, its a long run, but you really never know what you might catch. The best news about this time of the year especially when it comes to the blue water bite is fish that are on the move are always hungry!
Freshies Report
Photo from my new fishing friend Corey!
This is a steelhead (rainbow) trout that come into the river /creek during winter that runs behind my house in New York.
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Little Miss Judys Believe It or Not!
Holiday Moonie Shine Recipe
According to my father the longer a moonshine tornado lasts in the jar the higher octane in regards to the contents. Once this mason jar of who knows what proof moonshine was spun around a few times this strong tornado appeared. However, if I went by my father tornado spinning equation I can only assume that this moonshine was close to 200 proof! My fathers granddaughter Cindy loves this stuff mixed with pink lemonade!!
Holiday Moonie Shine Recipe
I had a family on board the other day that came from a long line of Moonie shiners. In fact some of them had served short to long sentences in the big house for their unbelievable desires for making the drink. According to the said family none of this drink making was for sale. It was only for medicinal purposes. Im sure you remember the television show, The Beverly Hillbillys. This show had a member of the family whose name was Grannys. Doctor Granny used this so-called tonic for her special doctoring techniques. In fact while she was concocting her tonic she would be over come by all of the tasting. All of this tasting would often lead her to having to take lots of small afternoon siestas.
Back to the Fishing Charter
This particular family that charted my boat had a grandfather that spent time in the big house with Big Al Capone. The grandfather was in for bootlegging and we all know from our history books what Big Al was in for. The grandfather told his family that Big Al was no more than a Big Sissy behind bars. As we talked on the boat we all decided that it was only because he didnt have his Yes Men behind bars with him. This group being from a long line of Moonie Shiners shared parts of their secret recipe with me. A part of the recipe was fine with me. I didnt want to have anything that might get me put in the big house. As we talked, other parts of the family would put in their two cents worth. For instance, as soon as he started telling me about the main ingredient of oranges another stood up and said Over Ripen watermelons were better and easier to deal with. So therefore we started talking about watermelons. According to them you best bet for ripen watermelons is to go to the farmer market. Watermelon farmers are glad to sell you an over ripen truckload for $ 25.00. Now it also sounds like the farmer is part of this deal too. For the story sakes and the length that it could reach lets say the needed fruit to start the shine is obtained, which is a truckload of watermelons. You will need to get your machete and shovel out. After splitting the melon with the big knife use you shovel to dig the meat out. The meat of the melon then is put in a 35-gallon can. Once you fill this up with melon, add pounds of sugar, some yeast, and then top off with water. You then need to cover these put together ingredients and store in a well-ventilated place. When the word well-ventilated place was mentioned all looked at me and said, This is real important part of the process. Your so-called Mash must be able to breathe. I didnt ask, but I am sure that they meant that it might blow up if it was in a lock-down situation. As you can see this is a very dangerous. So I wouldnt be trying this at home much less anywhere else.
Another story popped up!
One of my customers said, Thats exactly how he got caught! He was letting his ingredients work and then it happened. The room in which he had it in blew right off the trailer that it was attached too! His wife was so mad that she turned him for moon shine making!!
According to the professionals after a certain amount of time, which could be days or weeks only the maker knows for sure the mash is ready for stage two. It is then poured into a stainless steal tub, better known as an old re-modified beer keg. Before the invention of stainless steel kegs just plain old copper or steel pots were used.
Other Mash Secrets
All concurred that mash had a visible way of showing you when it was done. It seems that when all ingredients are mixed together in this 35-gallon trash can the ingredients gets to working. By working, as they explained, bubbles start rising to the surface. In fact when the mash really starts working you can hear the bubbles popping on the surface. This process goes from a few bubbles to multiple bubbles. Supposedly when the bubbles stop the mash is consider done and ready to work with. Its still hard to believe that the hard stuff starts in this fashion!
Straining the Mash
Once they started talking about straining the mash I assumed that they would use a large colander, but I was wrong. They used panty hose. The fermented mash was poured into NEW, pair of panty hose. (Believe me I had to ask.) As the hose filled the liquid was drained off. This helped eliminated the core part of the watermelon. All they were interested in was the precious liquid.
Its time to really cook the liquid mash
Once the now liquid mash was poured into the keg the top was sealed with the exception of this little coiled copper tube that came out of the top of the keg. This is supposed to be where the liquid is to escape. Back in the old day they would just make a fire with hot coals. However, in the new times a gas burner did the trick of cooking this stuff. As it cooks the liquid escapes through the copper tubing. A pot or a so-called liquid catcher is placed under the opening of the tubing. Heres comes the technical part. I hope I got this information correct. You dont want the liquid to come out to fast, because if it does this means that the proof of your drink will be not good enough. There is a basic rhythm to the drop of the shine. According to the persons telling the story it takes years to get this pace down. At any rate they luckily had the basic secret information passed down from their long line of moonie shiner maker ancestors.
First Proof
Heres the fun part for the maker. As the liquid drains off the maker, which now becomes the tester has to be taste it periodically. The reason is a simple one. Once the liquid stop tasting like shine and starts tasting like water this is the sign that the cooking is over. The first cooking will probably yield at least 100 proof of so-called shine. However, to get it up a few notches you must run it throw the cooking process again. This only means more cooking, watching, and tasting. This second and probably third run though could yield up to 200 proof. This is also known a Pure Rocket Fuel! Any more processing and you might be putting yourself as well as your family and neighbors in harms way. According to the cooker two times is all you need, because youre drinking it not using it for demolition!
Checking the Results
The best way to do it is to pour some into a small bowl, light it up, and watch it burn off. The flame tells you all you need to know about your cooking abilities. According to the story, the bluer the flame the higher the proof. Now in my fathers case this would have been a problem, because he was color blind.
There were other little things that they shared that I am sure are real important to the proper making process. However, I wanted you to read about it NOT MAKE IT!
All this talk brings back old childhood memories. I probably could have made a killing if I had saved all of the copper tubing that daddy kept in the old black house. I really never thought about it until this story was shared with me. I though that daddy just allegedly helped Old Al transport the goods not make it! You know what they say about history repeating itself. I will let you know how it all turns out!
Thanks for reading! Captain Judy
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Fishing Report December 9, 2011 Lahaina Harbor, Maui, Hawaii
Andrew and TC Coatney had a enjoyable morning on the drinking water. They caught a 38 lb. ono on light tackle by dragging a live opelu on a downrigger. They also dropped bait to the bottom and caught a papio in addition to some inedible species.
Angler, captain, and crew recognized that catching such a nice ono on light tackle was not an every day event. For that reason, they took the time to get this colourful photograph.
The Degroots get together had their supper strategies manufactured for them when this mahi raced into the pattern of lures and ate the tremendous ninja lure on the small rigger.
This curious bull mahi made a decision to look into the boat as properly as the pattern of lures driving the boat. Vincent Abbas observed the possibility and did almost everything right to get his good bull mahi in the fish bag.
The Tonge loved ones wasnt quite certain of what to expect from their very first offshore fishing excursion in Hawaii. They ended up not dissatisfied to return to Lahaina Harbor with a mahi.
Christina and Jim Kane ended up also newbies but they didnt skip a defeat when their mahi ate a swimming bait. Right after trading in their tiny bait for a even larger fish, Christina wished to trade in the mahi for an even larger fish.
Whilst baiting for mahis, the Goetzfried team hooked a difficult shark. The shark set up a wonderful combat on light tackle prior to being efficiently launched.
Vick Fitzer is an avid fisherman who has fished all above the globe. He had a day to keep in mind right after singlehandedly catching this stringer of mahis on standup gear. In between the catch and the scenery on the north shore of Molokai, Vick certainly had a memorable day on the h2o.
Mahis are the most widespread fish to catch although utilizing natural bait at a FAD. Mary and Todd Dinzik used this tactic to catch a mahi of their very own. Mary and Todd also caught a snake mackerel, which transpires to be a quite scarce catch whilst fishing near the surface area.
The snake mackerel (Gempylus serpens) is named in accordance to its prolonged, slender body and sharp teeth. The fish are found in tropical and subtropical oceans all about the world. Adults, which expand to just around 3 ft extended, feed in the vicinity of the surface area at evening and move to depths of virtually two,000 ft during the day. Identified as hāuliuli in Hawaii, snake mackerel are eaten cooked or dried.
With constant motion in thoughts, Daniel and Michael Cary invested some time bottom fishing and brought up this uku and nabeta as portion of their catch. The relaxation of the catch was unveiled simply because the uku and nabeta could offer plenty of refreshing fish.
The boys had been thrilled about their wonderful uku so they took a small break from fishing to get this photograph.
This yellow spot papio, which was not desired for use, was tagged and released to battle another day.
Mindy and Amy Datena braved some less than excellent weather problems to chase mahis. Mindy and Amy had been rewarded for their perseverance with a mahi apiece.
Catching a fish is always entertaining, irrespective of the dimensions. This nice papio was caught on spinning tackle whilst bottom fishing off the coast of Lanai.
Captain Steve Carroll (middle) evidently cannot get sufficient of fishing. On a day off, he went out for exciting and caught a great bull mahi on incredibly light tackle.
Keith Maginn created the inside of operate and trolled above many inshore ledges and pinnacles. Fish have a tendency to aggregate around underwater structures and this ono was no exception. Keiths ono grabbed a chrome jet running in the quick rigger situation as the lure passed more than an underwater pinnacle that was keeping some bait.
The within run also created for the Stuart group. They went out on a two hour trip and found a present line. Even though trolling along the existing line, a mahi bit a single of the lures and then two a lot more mahis ended up hooked by dropping back reside opelus. A few mahis on a two hour journey is really a good results.
Dragging reside bait resulted in an interesting triple bite. Jim Wilks and Fill Osborne emerged from the rapidly-paced situation with a fish apiece. A single of the fish was a nice cow mahi and the other was a massive kawakawa. Absolutely everyone was left wondering about what the third fish may have been.
Mike Buschs mahi was not a massive 1, but the fish was big adequate to take some line, put up a battle, and provide dinner.
Gary and Sara Thomas were joined by Phillip Hinds in catching these mahis. Yet again, these fish have been not massive but they ended up nevertheless fun.
There was a flash of blue and silver around the surface and then this mahi commenced reducing by means of the drinking water in pursuit of the lure jogging in the lengthy rigger situation. Only a moment afterwards, the fish was hooked up and Rueben Krippner acquired occupied. Rueben introduced his mahi to the boat and watched the fish adjust color, darkening to yellow and green.
This mahi was the excellent fish for angler Jared Hall. As a younger angler, Jared will certainly don’t forget this catch and will continue being fascinated in fishing for several many years to arrive. Way to go Jared!
The Haweks group had some poor luck and missed a pair of bites. Nonetheless, they remained persistent and caught this great cow mahi. The sting of lacking a few of fish is lessened when these fish have been little in comparison to the 1 that ended up on the boat.
These anglers discovered a huge bait school in an location that looked promising. Soon after functioning the region to no avail, the anglers determined to break out the light tackle and catch some tunas for entertaining. The tunas ended up also enjoyed as sashimi.
The deckhand could not resist placing out the Maui Fishin lure identified as minor boy blue. Only minutes following minor boy blue strike the water, Linnea Pasternak was hooked up with her mahi. At present, Linneas favourite fishing lure is tiny boy blue.
According to angler Danielle Garcia, this 29 lb. mahi was full of vigor. Luckily, Danielle had lots of encouragement from her husband Matt.
Thank you for using a search at this Start Me Up fishing report. Any questions can be directed towards Deli at 808-667-7879 or startmeupfish@gmail.com. Ideally the up coming report will include some large fish and abundant catches, equivalent to the most modern reviews from the windward facet of Oahu. Till the next report, tight lines.
Aloha,
Jonny
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The Southern Fishing report by Ken Sturdivant 12-9
By Ken Sturdivant
106 Hickory Ridge
770 889 2654
Cumming, Georgia 30040
December 8, 2011
LAKE LANIER IS DOWN 12.44 FEET, THE BACKS OF CREEKS ARE STAINED AND THE MAIN LAKE IS CLEAR & 56 DEGREES.
This Lake Lanier Bass report is from Jim Mathley, www.jimboonlanier.com 770 542 7764
Spotted bass fishing is good. We have been focusing on pockets and points near the mouths of the creeks as well as steeper main lake rocky banks and points in the lower lake for the majority of our fish. The visible schooling activity has decreased some this week and the fish in the lower lake are relating more strongly to the cover than last week. There have been some very good fish pulling up shallow at times and can be caught with jerk baits, crankbaits, jigs, as well as a Fish Head Spin. Windblown main lake rocky points as well as secondary rocky points next to deep water seem to be the ticket to find these shallow fish. There are still fish out deep relating to the timber, and these fish can be caught on a spoon or drop shot. The timber is your best bet for numbers of fish right now, but the size of most of those fish is two pounds or less. When searching for these fish, use your Lowrance electronics to identify subtle structure changes. Where there is bait, there is or will soon be fish. A consistent big fish bite should occur in and around the timber in deep water as the water temperature continues to decline. As always, once you find a creek, pocket, or main lake area holding bait and fish, you may have success by rotating that area with other areas you find holding bait and fish. Fish move up and down in the water column throughout the day, and in the same context move from deep to shallow. Given that, if you have success at one point in the day in a particular location, you may return again later and enjoy further success in the same area.
This Lake Lanier Striper report is from Captain Ken West and Captain Mike Maddalena of Big Fish On! Guide Service, 404 561 2564. www.bigfishonguide.com
Striper fishing is good. The colder temperatures this week has not made a significant difference in the fishing. We continue to have two patterns. There is still a down rod bite on the South end of the lake in the creek mouths. Use your Lowrance Structure Scan to find these fish and drop baits to them on down rods. Trout, Gizzard Shad and Herring are all working. The key difference is with Herring you will also pick up a few spotted bass. There is also a bite half way back in the creeks on flats and long sloping points. The key continues to be bait. Target the creeks with a high concentration of bait and focus on nearby flats and points. Start out early with a "spread" of planner boards, free lines and hang a couple of down lines over the side. Vary the distance of your baits behind the boards; keeping the bank side planner boards shorter than the deep water side. I usually start with a trout and Gizzards on the outside boards and herring on the inside boards and behind the boat. After the first couple of hours move to deeper water and weight your baits with a couple of split shots. Keep your eyes open for diving birds and ensure you have a Captain Mack’s 1/2 ounce bucktail with a trailer tied on to cast. Flowery Branch, Mud, Orr and Flat creek are good places to start. On the north end of the lake try Ada, Gainesville, Little River and Wahoo creeks. Check with US Army Corps of Engineers web site to find a list of the ramps that are open before going out. Due to the low lake level a significant number of ramps are closed.
http://www.sam.usace.army.mil/lanier…Elevations.htm
See the New Bait and Tackle Store On Lake Lanier. Island Bait and Tackle is located on 5825 Lanier Islands Parkway, Buford Georgia 770-614-0080 www.islandbaitandtackle.com. Check with US Army Corps of Engineers web site to find a list of the ramps that are open before going out. Due to the low lake level a significant number of ramps are closed.
http://www.sam.usace.army.mil/lanier…Elevations.htm
December 8, 2011
WEST POINT LAKE IS DOWN 12.34 FEET, STAINED & 54 DEGREES BY CHRIS BELL
Bass fishing has been great. This is the time to catch a lot of fish. Numbers are easy to catch with the cooler temperatures and low water. Lake conditions right now are really low. Use extreme caution when navigating the lake right now. With the lower water stay within channel markers when navigating areas that you are not familiar with. The best ramps still available are located at Yellow Jacket Creek access. These conditions although difficult to run have made for some great winter time offshore fishing. Learn to use the Lowrance Structure Scan Down Scan technology with the new Generation 2 machines. Catching thirty plus fish a day is very possible. The two best baits are a jigging spoon and drop shot rig. For a jigging spoon use silver or gold half ounce jigging spoons. On sunny days use silver and cloudy days switch to gold. For drop shot rigs use a number one Gamakatsu drop shot hook tied eighteen inches above a quarter ounce drop shot weight. Locate bait offshore in depths eighteen to twenty feet of water. Fish are positioned on structure relating to the main river channel. Once you have located fish stay put as catching numbers is very possible.
Hybrid and striper fishing is great. There are two patterns dominating right now. You can catch fish by down lining live shad on humps and rod beds. If fish have scattered from offshore structure switch to trolling medium depth crankbaits such as a Bomber Fat Free shad in a shad pattern. Troll baits near the main river channel. As you begin trolling these areas look for bait that is grouped up and fish will not be far behind them.
Crappie fishing has been fair. Trolling has begun to pick up a little this week. Troll a 1/8 ounce Poor Boys black chartreuse curly tail jig. Troll these baits in the ten to twelve feet range going into creeks such as Half Moon and White Water creeks.
December 8, 2011
LAKE ALLATOONA IS DOWN 11.59 FEET, 60 DEGREES AND CLEAR
This bass fishing report is from Matt Driver 404-456-6094 www.proanglerradio.com
Bass fishing is fair and we do not think the rain we had will change a lot. The crank bait bite is one of the best things going. Cover lots of water in the 5 to 10 range with something like a little John mid running CB. Fish are a little scattered right now and are more tight to cover after the cold front. Even thought the water is still in the low 60’s there is a pretty good drops hot bite mid like. Fish the drop shot in the 15 foot range in the mouth of creeks between red top and Bartow carver. Fishing should get better when the cooler air sets in.
This Lake Allatoona Fishing Guides Report Is Bought To You By Robert Eidson Of First Bite Guide Service. www.firstbiteguideservice.com 770 827-6282
Line side fishing is good. The rain we had again earlier this week as really stain the north end of the lake. This really didn’t hurt our fish because we were not spending that much time north of the S turns any way. There are fish in the S-Turns but mostly white bass. The umbrella rig bite is starting to be the best over all bite on the lake. Free lines and planner boards are working early in the morning and then again right before dust. But end between sun up and sun down the umbrella bite is king. There is a down rods bite buy nothing like the umbrella bite. We caught most of our fish again this week on our umbrella rigs then using live bait and that is about norm for most of the winter. We are targeting the flats from the S turns all the way up to Clear Creek. We are not fishing in the Allatoona arm right now. Theres a ton of fish moving up on flats and points to feed on small threadfin. Catch them on jigging spoons or Rooster Tails if you can get them deep enough. Fish these baits at 10 to 12 feet deep. The flats off Gault’s have been good, as well as the island at Harbor Town and Bartow Carver. Seagulls are starting to show up. Key on birds and topwater and have a Super Fluke, Sammy or Zara Spook ready. Pull flat lines and planer boards, and later in the mornings pull a lighter three arm umbrella rig.
December 8, 2011
LAKE HARTWELL IS DOWN 8.75 FEET, CLEAR & 58 DEGREES
Bass fishing is fair and there is a little colored up in the creeks and rivers this week. The cold winds and the cold fronts slowed the fishing down a little. Jigging spoons over suspended bass early and then slow retrieves with a suspending jerk bait are fair. Finding the bass is easy but staying put in the wind might be a little difficult. Carolina rigged worms and Zoom mini lizard in green pumpkin would be your better choice during the windy days but be sure to use a larger plain egg sinker and 0ne ounce would be best. The Rapala DT16 will work on the suspended bass. Downsize your tackle during the winter months. Eight pound test line might just be that added edge you are looking for. The Bass Fishing Lake Hartwell guide is for sale. Ask for a free sample via e mail. Lake levels are from www.lakelevels.info/?StateID=GA
December 8, 2011
CLARKS HILL IS DOWN 10.75 FEET, 57 DEGREES & STAINED
Bass fishing is fair after the cold front and the heavy rain. The blue back herring are now being found in large schools all over the lake now and the Bass are getting fat in preparation for the cold Winter months ahead. Be prepared to fish a lot slower this week and down size your baits will improve your chances. With the cold weather, try the Number 4 RS Shad Rap and nothing bigger than a Number 5 Jointed Shad Rap. Bass will move up along the banks during cold weather just after mid day. Use the Sufix Elite 10 pound test line and these baits coupled with a good fiberglass cranking rod draw some bigger bass. Try the combination and head up in the rivers and use a slow stop and go retrieve. You may need to make a lot of casts and cover a lot of water. The results can be the best and biggest bass this month.
December 8, 2011
LAKE RUSSELL IS DOWN 2.44FEET, CLEAR & 59 DEGREES
Bass fishing is fair and the rain and strong winds hit did slow the fishing. Beaverdam Creek is showing some good colored water along with the area off the Savannah River north. Some bass are still holding tight to cover in ten to twelve foot of water, while others choose to suspend out on the main lake. Jigging spoons will work on the suspended bass, but picking apart the heavy cover with jigs and tubes will catch those stubborn bass. Don’t forget to fish all the Rip Rap Rock you can find along with the large rocky points. DT10’s bouncing off the rocks will trigger the more active fish to strike. See our web site for Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass DVD on sale.
December 8, 2011
LAKE SEMINOLE IS DOWN ONE FOOT, CLEAR, 57 DEGREES BY MATT BATY
Bass fishing is good and there is a good lipless crankbait bite going on right now. Look for shallow grass flats in about 4 to 5 feet of water and throw a Spro Aruku Shad 75 in Old Glory or the chrome and black pattern. Sometimes the fish will be on top of the flat and the trap will catch them, but sometimes the fish will be on the edge of the flat in a little bit deeper water. A great way to catch them is to throw a Stanford Medium Razor Shad in Summer Color. Another pattern that is really turning on is flipping main lake grass lines. When flipping, look for about 7 to 8 feet of water and use 1 ounce weights, 5/0 Gamakatsu Heavy Cover Worm hooks, a Snell Knot, and a 6" Big Bite Baits Kreit Kreature in watermelon and green pumpkin. Learn how to use the Lowrance Structure Scan and Down Scan technology with Southern Fishing On the Water fishing schools.
December 8, 2011
LAKE GEORGE IS DOWN 2.95 FEET, 60 DEGREES AND CLEAR
Bass fishing is good and now is a good time to fish visible stump filled flats, creek flats and main lake drop offs or around islands. Use the crank baits along weed lines, plastic worms, lizards, tube baits or topwater lures in and around the lily pads. Also, any point with wood, weed and rock cover should be fished hard with a variety of lures, in many ways. Fish with spinnerbaits right up in the lily pad fields. Frog imitations are very weedless and one of the best lures in early winter around lily pad fields. There are loads of schooling bass in open water situations that can now be fooled on jerk baits, swimbaits, crankbaits and lipless lures. Keep a top water bait rigged and ready.
December 8, 2011
LAKE WEISS IS DOWN 4.63 FEET, 51 DEGREES & STAINED BY COLLINS GUIDE SERVICE
Now available for sale 50 of my proven GPS waypoints for off shore structure for Bass and Crappie fishing on Weiss Lake, Alabama. E mail ken@havefunfishing.com
Bass fishing is fair and the fish have started moving to a deeper winter pattern. Some bass are being caught on rip rap rocks on jigs. A Carolina rig is working well for the deeper fish on main lake points and ledges.
Crappie fishing is fair and the fish are starting to bite again on the old river ledges in 8 to 16 feet of water. Spider rigging with live minnows is producing and the float and fly is also producing well
December 8, 2011
LAKE SINCLAIR IS DOWN 1.36 FEET, 62 DEGREES, MOSTLY STAINED.
Bass are moving to the points and creek bends down lake and are tight on cover. Down lake, use the Rattle Back 1/2 ounce jig and a larger Pro Pork Trailer by Uncle Josh, on the heavy cover. The crank bait and spinner baits cast on the bank cover and slowly worked will get strikes. Later in the day, spinner baits down lake in the creeks are fair, just work bank cover. Stanley spinner baits with bright blades will draw shallow strikes as the bass move to the creek banks and points during the day. The Zoom water melon seed lizards on a Carolina rig, has been good later each day. Also on creeks on old channels, use a Culprit red shad worm on a Texas rig with the brass and glass combination. Work baits right on the bank around any cover. See our web site for Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass DVD on sale.
December 8, 2011
LAKE OCONEE IS DOWN 1.75 FEET, 60 DEGREES AND CLEAR.
Lake Oconee Line Side report brought to you by Mark Smith at Reel Time Guide Service. 404-803-0741. wwwreeltimeguideservice.com
Bass fishing is fair. There is a light stain on main lake, stained up the rivers. With the drop in air temperatures this week the fishing has slowed some. The fish are still in the middle to the back of the creeks and coves, as is the bait. The buzz bait bite is gone for now. It is time to switch to a spinnerbait. Work the structure in the creeks with a white spinner bait in the clear water and a chartreuse spinner bait in the stained water. As the water temp drops slow down your retrieve. The smaller crank baits are still producing some fish from under the docks. When you contact the dock supports stop your bait for a few seconds some times this will trigger a strike. It jig bite is just around the corner so be ready when the water temp drops.
Line side fishing is good to excellent. Keep an eye out for the birds as they are starting to show up. The fish have shown up this past week from the 44 bridge to the dam. The early morning bite has been off of the charts most days. If Georgia Power is moving water you can run out of bait fast. The fish are starting to school. Use your Lowrance to locate the schools. When you find the fish drop the live bait to them. Down lines are out producing the flat lines this week. A always keep an umbrella rig ready for a change of pace. This is also the time of year that the spoon bite is very strong. Always keep several spoons ready and will fish them with the live bait. Now would be a good time to take a child fishing. Sugar Creek has the Capt. Mac umbrella rigs in stock along with Okuma line counter reels and Okuma striper rods and a complete line of striper gear. Just in they have Captain Macs spoons and crappie jigs for the winter season. If you like to see the Lowrance HDS units in action give me a call and we can show you how it works. You can have an on the water demo. 404-803-0741. Make plans to attend the Atlanta Boat show January 12-15. Come to the fish tank and say Hi.
Crappie fishing is good The crappie are showing up in the middle of the major creek. Live bait is the best bet for loading the cooler. Use your Lowrance to locate the fish and drop a live shad down. Keep moving until you locate the fish. They are scattered all over the major creeks but when you find them they will feed. The spider rig bite should start up in the next few weeks.
December 8, 2011
JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 3.26 FEET, LIGHT STAIN & 60 DEGREES
Bass fishing has been fair with the cold weather and runoff. Use the Rattle Back black and blue or all black 1/2 ounce jig and a larger Pro Pork Trailer by Uncle Josh on the heavy cover. The bass are tight in cover and the Zoom lizards in pumpkinseed colors is barely fair. In the creeks on points close to the current use the dark jig and pig combination fishing tight in any cover on the bank as far out as 15 feet. Use some Real Craw scent and use it often casting to the same location. Cast a perch Storm Thunder Stick jerk bait and add the suspend dots and make the bait suspend on any retrieve. Pull the bait by and wood or dock and let it sit there and beg for a strike.
Our DVD, Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass is now on sale for only $ 25.00 including shipping. Send a check payable to Southern Fishing Schools Inc. to: Southern Fishing Schools Inc to 106 Hickory Ridge Drive, Cumming Georgia. Please allow 14 days for delivery.
The 2012 Atlanta Boat Show is January 12-15, 2011 at the Georgia World Congress Center. Come and see our fishing seminars.
The Great Southern Fishing Show will be held at the North Atlanta Trade Center January 121-22, 2011. We have shallow water seminars, fly fishing, guide trips and much more. Seminars will be posted soon.
Ken Sturdivant, Lowrance Professional Fishing Staff will be conducting FREE! Sonar Seminars at Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in Lawrenceville Georgia. The BASICS OF SONAR seminars are held on the last Saturday of each month at 2pm. All seminars are subject to change without notice.
If you would like to have a free set up sheet for your sonar, send me an e mail to kensturdivant@earthlink.net and ask for the Sonar Setup Quick List. See the new Lowrance machines at www.lowrance.com. Lowrance Announces New Mark-4 and Elite-4 machines.
We have these BASS FISHING books for sale: BASS FISHING LAKE LANIER, BASS FISHING LAKE ALLATOONA, BASS FISHING WEST POINT LAKE, BASS FISHING LAKE RUSSELL, BASS FISHING WEST POINT LAKE and BASS FISHING LAKE HARTWELL. These books are written exclusively for Bass and each book covers every week of the year. Each book $ 39.00. If you would like a sample of any book, send us an e mail to kensturdivant@earthlink.net. Our mailing address is: Southern Fishing Schools Inc. 106 Hickory Ridge, Cumming Georgia 30040.
Copyright 2011, Southern Fishing Schools Inc. calls us to set up a school, Maps and Depth Finders or Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass. www.havefunfishing.com 770 889 2654
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
2:00 pm Trophy Bass Tactics, Hawg Trough Fishing Team
3:00 pm Drop Shots, Carolina Rigs and Jerk Baits, Tyrone Phillips
4:00 pm Lake Oconee Fishing, Mark Smith
5:00 pm Stripers! Captain Ken West
6:00 pm Lowrance HDS Technology, Ken Sturdivant
7:00 pm Drop Shots, Carolina Rigs and Jerk Baits, Tyrone Phillips
8:00 pm West Point Lake, Chris Bell
Friday, January 13, 2012
1:00 pm Lowrance HDS, Ken Sturdivant
2:00 pm Drop Shots, Carolina Rigs and Jerk Baits, Tyrone Phillips
3:00 pm Trolling for Stripers, Marty Allagood
4:00 pm Trophy Bass Tactics, Hawg Trough Fishing Team
5:00 pm Fly Fishing Accuracy Beginner to Advanced, Rene Hess CCI
5:30pm Phil Johnson, Spotted Bass Secrets
6:00 pm Stripers! Captain Ken West
6:30 pm Fish Head Spin Techniques, Rick Stickelberg
7:00 pm Lowrance HDS Technology, Ken Sturdivant
8:00 pm Lake Oconee Crappie, Al Bassett
Saturday, January 14, 2012
11:00 am Trophy Bass Tactics, Hawg Trough Fishing Team
Noon West Point Lake, Chris Bell
1:00 pm Stripers! Captain Ken West
1:30pm Lanier Bass Tactics, Jim Mathley
2:00 pm Crank Baits for Bass, Ken Sturdivant
2:30 pm Kayak Fishing 101, Drew Gregory
3:00 pm Fly Fishing Accuracy Beginner to Advanced, Rene Hess CCI
3:30 pm Springtime Spotted Bass, Phil Johnson
4:00 pm Fish Head Spin Techniques, Rick Stickelberg
4:30 pm Lake Allatoona Bass, Matt Driver
5:00 pm Lowrance HDS Technology, Ken Sturdivant
5:30 pm Bass Tournament Basics, Matt Driver
6:00 pm Lake Oconee Crappie, Al Bassett
6:30 pm Float-N-Fly Techniques, Matt Driver
7:00 pm Spotted Bass Brush Pile Techniques, Captain Marty Allagood
8:00 pm Trophy Bass Tactics, Hawg Trough Fishing Team
Sunday, January 15, 2012
11am Trophy Bass Tactics, Hawg Trough Fishing Team
Noon West Point Lake, Chris Bell
12:30pm Lanier Bass Tactics, Jim Mathley
1:00 pm Bass Tournament Basics, Matt Driver
1:30 pm Fly Fishing Beginner to Advanced, Rene Hess CCI
2:00 pm Lowrance HDS Technology, Ken Sturdivant
3:00 pm Stripers! Captain Ken West
4:00 pm Trophy Bass Tactics, Hawg Trough Fishing Team
5:00 pm Advanced Striper Techniques, Ken Sturdivant
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