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We ran out for the re-opening of Virginia’s sea bass season yesterday. We caught a nice class of bass with a number pushing the 5-pound mark. In addition to the bass fishing, we did some deeper bottom fishing in the … Continue reading →

We went drum fishing again yesterday afternoon. This time we fished the buoy 10 area. We used chowder clams, sea clams, and hard crab for bait. We caught 18 black drum. The Miss Jennifer came and anchored next to us … Continue reading →

We ran over to the buoy 13 area yesterday afternoon. Caught 4 black drum on chowder clams. Came back in before the thunderstorms. The other photo is from this past Monday. I was at the buoy 10 area and saw … Continue reading →

We fished for red drum at Fisherman’s Island again yesterday evening. I was in Charles Southall’s Albemarle. The photo of his boat was from a couple of weeks ago when I was fishing in Tricia’s boat. You can see the … Continue reading →

Capt. Jerry Thrash Queens Creek Outfitters Patriot Charters 804-725-3889 www.queenscreek.com Jerry@queenscreek.com Fishing Report 5.3.11 Small to medium Croaker are available in the creek from docks on bloodworms and squid. Regarding Flounder, when the winds allowed, anglers venturing across the bay … Continue reading →

My hat made it into Salt Water Sportsman magazine. In the May issue, George Poveromo has an article starting on page 20, “New Take On Jigging Tackle”. The lead photograph for the article features my hat. That is me in … Continue reading →

Yesterday, we went out and tried for red drum is Charles Southall’s boat. Wes Blow was supposed to be fishing with us. He has been struggling with an electronics issue and wanted to go in his own boat to check … Continue reading →

Report from Capt. Jorj Head: I took Scott Seale and his 7 year old son Jacob turkey hunting with Hayden and I Saturday morning for opening day of turkey season. They called in two big gobblers and Jacob and Scott … Continue reading →

We fished the Triangle Reef area yesterday. We hit 5 different wrecks. We ended up catching a total of 25 tautog. Most were smaller fish. We did have a couple in the 9-pound class. Both were tagged and released. In … Continue reading →

We ran back out to the Triangle Wrecks. Little bumpy early then calmed down nicely. Cunners were plentiful…the pesky things. We ended up catching 22 tautog. No big ones today. Largest was 21-22 inches long. We caught two togs that … Continue reading →