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I fished for reds this weekend with Charles Southall and Stan Simmerman. It was cool except when it was cold. It was fairly calm except when it was rough. We caught some dogfish and some big reds. But…the best thing … Continue reading →

We ran over to Fisherman’s Island to try for big red drum today. It was too cold. The water was too cold. It was too windy. But, the drum are here. I had Stan Simmerman and David Brabrand with me. … Continue reading →

We stayed close to home today. Stan Simmerman, Johnny Boyd and myself fished for tautog. We caught 46 though Stan says I missed one while taking a photo and thinks we got 47. We tagged fish until I ran out … Continue reading →

I ran back out to the Triangle Wrecks today. I had Stan Simmerman and Wes Blow with me. The ride out was really calm. A little afternoon breeze kicked up for the ride in. We were socked-in fog all day. … Continue reading →

Both of our hygienist were off today. My practice coordinator said that I could take the day off also and go fishing. Off to the Triangle Wrecks I ran. The tautog were really aggressive today. I did catch of few … Continue reading →

I fished the Triangles today. I kept a limit of tog from 18 to 25 inches long. Tagged others. Caught a few sea bass, keeper-size if the season was open. The bird photos are Tricia’s. Our backyard has been busy. … Continue reading →

I ran out after tautog today with Wes Blow and Stan Simmerman. We caught some. I got the big one. Should weigh somewhere in the teens tomorrow. We also caught and released some big sea bass and Wes lost a … Continue reading →

I ran out after tautog this morning. The first wreck I tried was sea bass ridiculous. Big sea bass immediately on each drop. I never could feel/explore the wreck with my sinker so I decided to drop with no bait … Continue reading →

Ran out after tautog today. Fishing was good. I kept my limit and released others. I caught one tog that had already been tagged. That one got to swim away. The largest tog was a bit over 9 pounds and … Continue reading →

We ran out on the last day of the year, and the last day of sea bass season, to a calm and foggy ocean. On a personal note, my cell phone died. I sent Charles a text to let him … Continue reading →