Weds 11/25 report

     We did not make it out on Monday but we did on Tues and glad we did. Beautiful day on the water but the fish were not that hungry. Picked @ keepers and some shorts but overall not a lot of fish to take home, some went home with 2 - 4 keepers and some only caught shorts. Sailing tom 7:30  - 12:30 and back on regular schedule on Friday. Hope to see you soon and thanks for looking in.

11/23 update TAKE NOTICE

    For those of you that have not been able to read my recent fishing reports and only have the old ones please take note. The new reports are under seatiger2report.blogspot.com or go to the main home page and click on fishing reports. We did a new layout and the address is slightly different. Sorry for the inconvenience and hope to see you soon.

11/22 Tog to ten lbs

     Another very slow start today but we built up the bite until the wind and tide shifted to push us off the spot and the bite slowed up.  The guys that could, did and the rest well, you know blackfishing. Biff got his limit and others with 3 to 5 keepers including Roger Lee with the pool fish of ten lbs (on the scale).  Was not that nice just  like yesterday morning started out but it got better as the day went on.  Tomorrow may be a little windy so we will play that one by ear so give us a call. here are a few pics of some of the catch. And remember we will sail half day on turkey day 7:30 to 12:30.

11/21 Rough start- nice finish

     We went out with a small group, just enough to go and had to deal with a 20+ knot N E wind and an easterly sea. Was not comfortable but we did pick away at the fish both shorts and keepers. Made another move as the seas got nicer and continued to pick away to end up with a nice day of fishing. Everyone on the boat ended up with keepers and quite a few shorts. Pat Lamb had 5 keepers to 6 lbs,Doc and Grace 6 nice ks, and Jay Adams 5 keeps to over 7 lbs and the pool. Pete Batista 5 ks and Jonathan Harmon who finally got the knack, 5 ks and 21 shorts and a ling also just to mention a few. We are sailing every day including Thanksgiving but only Half day that day, 7:30 to 12:30.  Hope to see you soon and here are just a few pics but should have got more.

11/16 Opening day fo Blackfish

    We got out to nice ocean but the anchoring conditions were not good and the fish did not want to turn on. Picked some small ones on the first drop then moved over to start catching some keeper blackfish along with shorts. Just a slow pick that never got going so we tried a couple other drops catching some sea bass and a couple of keeper cod. Not that good a day despite what some of the other reports were. We did not make it out today but sounds like we got lucky because the ocean was not nice. We will try again tomorrow morning but not on Thursday. Hope to see you soon and thanks for checking in. Here are some pics.

Sunday 11/15 out with a bang

     We made it out with another small group of guys and had fish up in the bay. Caught a couple of slots(24-28 inch) that we kept with our bonus tags. Moved on down the beach and had one shot at fish on to to bag a couple of more slot fish(you are allowed one per person per day). It was hard to get on the fish with so many fast small boats knocking them down. At the end of the day the fish came up even better and we had a couple of good shots with 3 and 4 on at a time, boating keepers to 31 inches and some more slots, shorts and a big bluefish. Ended being a goo0d day but we did get in a little late. We are switching to BACKFISH today with the season opening to 6 per person. On days we cannot get out to the blackfish grounds we will striper fish so give us a call ahead of time. Hope to see yous soon and here are a few pics.

Saturday 11/14 no go

  We did not make it out today along with most of the other boats because of the wind.  We will be sailing tomorrow still for striped bass and then will switch to blackfish on Monday when we can keep 6 fish. Weather looks good for the next few days so come on down. Crabs supplied for the blackfish and still sailing at 7:30 AM.