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We had a good day catching tautog on the 4A Dry Dock the day before. We caught 32 fish up to 15 pounds and had several other fish that we just could not get up. My plan was to head … Continue reading →

Beautiful out on the ocean today. Tautog were cooperative. We caught 32 up to 15 pounds. Some nice sea bass had to be released. Blue crab was the bait of choice. Clam did not last a second due to the … Continue reading →

Bluefin, yellowfin, blackfin, dolphin, wahoo, and even a few bigeyes are being caught offshore out of the Outer Banks right now. Our report from yesterday is a bit different. Went to Hatteras and sat at the dock for half the … Continue reading →

I just got back from Hatteras today. I fished on the Tuna Tracker with Jim & Billy and Milton Hudgins. Thursday we went north up to Diamond Shoals area. Found a good weed line and current break. We caught 9 … Continue reading →

We fished the Triangle Reef area today. We caught 29 tautog. We did best on crab. When we ran out of crab and had to use clam, the sea bass just ate us up. We did not catch any big … Continue reading →

Just went to the Tiger this morning as we wanted to be close to Rudee when the predicted bad stuff blew through. It turned bad about 11 am and blew us off of the wreck. We caught 10 tautog. None … Continue reading →

George Poveromo visited Virginia to film an episode of his “George Poveromo’s World of Saltwater Fishing” television series. This episode is about Virginia’s trophy striped bass fishery. The show will air this week on NBC Sports Network. It will be … Continue reading →

Slower day for us on the tautog. Caught a dozen, mostly on the Tiger Wreck. Lots of little sea bass. No big ones today. Photo is of Bernie Sparrer (Gloucester). It was a short fishing day for us so not … Continue reading →

The annual awards banquet of the Peninsula Salt Water Sport Fisherman’s Association was held on February 24. Many awards were presented to celebrate the 2011 fishing year. The most prestigious award presented each year is the George C. Robertson Memorial … Continue reading →

It was beautiful in the ocean today. We fished until we ran out of bait: 250 clams and about 4 dozen crabs. Hunter Southall showed up this morning talking smack. He and his dad, Charles, had a bet going on … Continue reading →