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I stopped the boat just outside the inlet at 3:30 AM. The wind was howling. I turned and said that the Albemarle can handle it but are you guys sure that you want to go out there and Wes does not … Continue reading →

We went back to the Triangle Wrecks yesterday. The weather was gorgeous. The fishing was slow. The nice sea bass we had been letting go seemed to know that the season was back open. There was a fish potter working … Continue reading →

We have had a change in our family. We lost Flounder earlier this year. Last week, Marlin passed away. Flounder and Marlin were chocolate labs that were a big part of our family. Before Flounder and Marlin, we had Fisher … Continue reading →

We went back to the Triangle Wrecks yesterday and found the bluefish waiting. Capt. Rick Wineman was already there jigging them up. He said that everyone on his boat had caught multiple citation-sized fish and that they were off to … Continue reading →

We ran out to the Triangle Wrecks today. We had the place all to ourselves. The chopper blues have arrived. We caught big bluefish on the troll and by jigging. Jigging was better. We also caught some false albacore. We … Continue reading →

Outdoor writer, photographer and national speaker, Ric Burnley, will give a talk at the October 18 meeting of the Peninsula Salt Water Sport Fisherman’s Association. He will be talking about the fall run of thresher sharks off of Virginia. In … Continue reading →

The Grafton Fishing Supply/PSWSFA Spot Tournament was held October 1st and 2nd in rather blustery conditions. Only the hardiest of anglers braved the weather. These competitors were rewarded with a cookout featuring wild rice soup, homemade clam chowder, fresh fried … Continue reading →

Yesterday, we fished a little south of the Norfolk Canyon in 40 to 50 fathoms. Marlin fishing for us was slow. With the rain, I was not seeing them. I only saw two. One came in and did not bite … Continue reading →

With storms and fronts rolling through, we have no idea how long this bite will last. Get out there if you can. Call your favorite charter boat today. Those guys are fishing even without charters. They are rounding up family … Continue reading →

We left Rudee Inlet dark and early Saturday morning with the intention to fish through Sunday. On the way out engine problems caused us to not get out there until lunchtime. Fished around the 41300 out close to 500 fathoms. … Continue reading →