Following an uneventful tuna tournament that saw 65 boats fishing in a one mile radius make for a tough few days. We were back to charter fishing. Today we found a nice catch had a few throw backs and a handful of keeper Yellowfin tuna, throw in a Bluefin and a few mahi and it turned into a nice day on the water. Weather kept us home on Tuesday but we are back at it on Wednesday.
Capt. John Reports: Fishing has been really good this past week. We have caught a few White Marlins and our fair share of tuna’s.,everybody been going home very happy. The conditions are tough, meaning the fish have still been acting odd lots of swings and misses and whats been really strange we have not been…
Well, What can we say we had an absolute awesome Overnight trip. We steamed up to Cape May to pick up the Gang from RisingTideMedia/Sportfishermen.com. John Eppehimer, Timmy Hand and Mary Innman. Also joining us were Capt. Joe Trainor, Capt. Jason and our mate Joe Bonvetti. We steamed north to the Lindekhol Canyon, about 5…
That’s Right got back out wednesday and things are looking good. We weathered the storm well so watch out tuna. Marlin bite seemed to be towards the deep in the Poormans. We will be spending a few days searching for them this week. If your heading out there is some debris so be careful Capt….
Captain Jason Mumford reported that the flounder fishing is still good up in Ocean City. The rock, black drum and tatog fishing is picking up as well. There are a few sharks inshore, like three miles along with thrashers. Oh….ad the bluefish & shad are running too. Here’s Captain Jason’s Ocean City Inshore Fishing Report.
Ocean City Maryland Tuna Fishing Report The Week in Ocean City, MD This week was a good one for us here in Ocean City. We pretty much fished the Hot Dog all week. The beginning of the week started with Bluefin Tunas which were all caught on the troll. Long riggers with ballyhoos as blue…
Fished in 70fathoms today. Had plenty of small yellowfin, did find 2 we could keep out of the bunch. The excitement for the day was catching a 160lb Big Eye. The strange part of the whole ordeal was catching it in 69 fathoms, Capt Johny can not recall ever catching one that shallow before. We…