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I fished today with Capt. Sam Scott with Blue Ridge Musky. We had multiple follows that didn’t bite and we saw some rolling musky. The one bite I did get, I’d like to say I handled it expertly but…Sam got … Continue reading →

I ran out to CBBT this morning with Charles Southall to see the rocket. We saw the rocket and a beautiful sunrise. Since we were there anyway, we might as well catch a red drum or two. That is what … Continue reading →

I spent the past two days, with Dr. Hamish Small, deploying tags in red drum. We were joined by anglers Charles Southall, Wes Blow, David Brabrand, and Stan Simmerman. The largest drum were fitted with satellite tags. Others got Virginia … Continue reading →

I took Dr. Hamish Small, along with Charles Southall and Wes Blow, out to tag some red drum today. Tricia Neill had caught us a bunch of spot for bait. Honey…we need more spot 🥹. We used them all. It … Continue reading →

I ran out to the flats this morning to greet the sun. No trout but the bluefish were there to give me my morning workout.

I was fortunate enough to fish on the Special Kate, out of Wanchese, today with Charles Southall, Hunter Southall, Wes Blow, and Steve Martin. It was National Geographic out there. I think we were in the vicinity of the Point. … Continue reading →

I fished with Capt. Sam Scott at Blue Ridge Musky today. The water was just cool enough to target muskie. I got two bites and caught them both. A bit of an improvement on my usual average. We saw other … Continue reading →

We went out today with Dr. Hamish Small, from VIMS, to tag big red drum. The drum were tagged and released. The cobia and flounder were neither tagged nor released. David Brabrand wants it known that he caught the largest … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I fished on the Special Kate with Charles Southall, Hunter Macon, Warren Worth, and 73-year-old, Rick Holland. Rick is an old duck hunter who had never been offshore. We started out catching a few tilefish. Maybe, we shouldn’t have … Continue reading →

Michael Wells asked if we could try for a sheepshead. I said, “sure, we can catch oyster toads ‘. Catch toads we did. We did have a handful of real bites that we managed to break off. The one I … Continue reading →