by Chad Starling | Jun 4, 2026 | Fishing Report, Uncategorized
Since Red Snapper remains closed in the Atlantic Ocean we target other species that are better to eat and more fun to fight than the genuine American Red Snapper. We’ve done without the red snapper for the past 16 years so it’s not new territory for us. on...
by Chad Starling | Apr 9, 2024 | Fishing Report, Uncategorized
On Saturday, April 6th, we had an 8hr split trip. Capt. Chad had the helm and the crew was in our 37ft Cape Horn. The forecast was calling for beautiful and slick, but it was all a big lie. The wind was blowing and the ocean was pretty rough, swells were fairly tight,...
by Chad Starling | Jan 6, 2022 | Fishing Report, Uncategorized
The bottom fishing has been really good on the days we can get out! Black Sea Bass, Triggerfish, Cobia, vermilion snapper, sheepshead, etc… have all come home with us lately. Capt. Joe even had a 53lb cobia on a recent 10hr charter (see photo of the week) on...
by Chad Starling | Oct 24, 2021 | Fishing Report, Uncategorized
Today we had some amazing variety. We had yellowtail snapper, mutton snapper, mangrove snapper, vermilion snapper, african pompano, almaco jacks, and graysby grouper! Had a fun crew from Ocala, Jason Elliot and his crew from Jason Elliot’s Flooring in Ocala...
by Chad Starling | Sep 13, 2021 | Fishing Report, Uncategorized
Each year we have one of the best bull redfish migrations here in Jacksonville. They infiltrate our waters to spawn and we get to enjoy big fights while making memories for a lot of customers. Mike and Georgie joined us recently and released 5 great beasts!
by Chad Starling | Sep 29, 2020 | Fishing Report, Uncategorized
Each Fall the big bull redfish swarm our local waters to spawn. They range from 10-50lbs and are plentiful. This is something specific to Jacksonville and is the best place to target these beasts along the entire east coast. Each year we have hundreds of people travel...
