by Capt. Jack | Nov 25, 2008 | Fishing Report
This is first year in a long time that we’ve had a freeze before Thanksgiving! Cold fronts generally aren’t a problem as long temperatures bounce back. A shot of wintery weather can school seatrout. Fishermen this time of year can complain of no bites only to... by Capt. Jack | Nov 12, 2008 | Fishing Report
The bite is hot! Redfish action is strong! As the temperature drops seatrout can be found schooling. Schooling action last week was close to the sounds and barrier islands. In recent days seatrout have been on the move in search of food as they fatten up before... by Capt. Jack | Oct 13, 2008 | Fishing Report
Fishing has been good! Lots of legal size redfish around oyster beds near marsh grass. Seatrout are plentiful! Shrimp are abundant so almost any creek mouth or gully has the potential of producing good fishing this time of the year. A spot red hot one day can produce... by Capt. Jack | Oct 2, 2008 | Fishing Report
Fall is here! What a great time of the year! This week another storm skirted north of the Georgia. A collective sigh of relief is released each time a storm passes. As the aftermath of recent storms abates, wind and higher than normal tides, fishermen are poised for... by Capt. Jack | Sep 25, 2008 | Fishing Report
The weather has been bumpy! Big tides and persistent strong north, northeast, northwest winds have made conditions challenging. It’s possible to catch fish in less than ideal conditions just more problematic. What to look for? First, try fishing protected water....