by Chad Starling | Jan 20, 2019 | Fishing Report
The first 12 hr trip of 2019 was a huge success. We headed out with plans to only bottom fish. We limited out on vermilion snapper, 24 triggerfish, 15 red porgy, several almaco jacks, 23 black sea bass, 3 cobia, and some misc fish. We filled the fish box up and had to...
by Chad Starling | Jan 8, 2019 | Fishing Report
This time of the year between October and April, we are in the Fall/Winter/Spring transition so the ocean is changing a lot. This time of year if you can catch the weather right, the longer trips are best if you want to fill the freezer. From 30-65 miles we are bottom...
by Chad Starling | Dec 4, 2018 | Fishing Report
This time of year, the fishing offshore can be a little tricky because of the weather. As you know we don’t have true seasons in North Florida; we just have frequent cold fronts which brings wind and rain. These conditions make the ocean rough so you have to...
by Chad Starling | Aug 28, 2018 | Fishing Report
I didn’t think I would be happy that Red Snapper Season was over, but I’m ecstatic it’s gone. I’ve never seen so many inconsiderate people in my life. I don’t know who coined the phrase, but I use it all the time; “common sense just...
by Chad Starling | Aug 14, 2018 | Fishing Report, Uncategorized
The red snapper definitely cooperated this past weekend, just as we expected. We limited out every trip except for 1 because not all fish hooked, get landed 🙂 They are very strong! We had several fish pushing 20lbs and lost some larger ones. This coming weekend Fri...
by Chad Starling | Aug 1, 2018 | Fishing Report, Uncategorized
For the record, I think a 6 day season is an absolute slap in our faces given the current numbers of red snapper off our coast. Last year they approved 9 days, with a 3 day extension because of bad weather. Out of 12 possible days, the weather only allowed literally...
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