by Capt. Jack | Jan 3, 2007 | Fishing Report
Some seatrout and redfish are being caught but the bite is slowing. Seatrout are scattered. Nonetheless it’s still possible to for good catches! As water temperature drops seatrout will avoid strong currents. Fish are cold blooded (meaning its body temperature... by Capt. Jack | Dec 16, 2006 | Fishing Report
This week there has been a lot of fog and rain. Air temperature has been between 45 and 65 degrees. The tides all week have been in the 6 foot range. The difference on most days between high and low tide has only been about four and half feet, for coastal Georgia is... by Capt. Jack | Dec 4, 2006 | Fishing Report
It’s hard to believe winter officially begins in a couple weeks. Nonetheless as fall winds down reports of good catches redfish and seatrout continue! Some fishermen who were catching limits a couple of weeks ago are nice fish but generally not as many .... by Capt. Jack | Nov 27, 2006 | Fishing Report
The bite over the Thanksgiving holiday was sporadic. Just prior to front pushing through the bite was hot on Monday (big seatrout near the sound). As the front pushed through on Tuesday and Wednesday most fisherman were likely in warmer more comfortable environs.... by Capt. Jack | Nov 20, 2006 | Fishing Report
Fishing has been good although there are definite signs the seasons are changing. Most noticeable shrimp are becoming harder to find. As a result, seatrout are leaving areas where bait is scarce moving to areas where bait is more abundant. Numbers of fish being... by Capt. Jack | Nov 7, 2006 | Fishing Report
Election day, what a day for a fishing report! Most fishermen are saying the same refrain, that this likely one of best year for sea trout in the last ten or fifteen years. That said there will be times when wind and tides combine to make fishing difficult. As one...