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Tricia got a nice pup right at sunset.

Last Saturday, I had decided to make the run from my house down to the southern towers. It is a stupid long run. It had been awhile since I had tugged on an amberjack. I did not tell any of … Continue reading →

Stan Simmerman, Wes Blow and myself fished the 4A Drydock today. The target was triggerfish. We caught a dozen or so. One was citation-sized. A few nice flounder ate our triggerfish baits. We caught a bunch of sea bass and … Continue reading →

My assistant asked if I would take her and her father fishing. Sure, what do you want to fish for? She said sheepshead. So today, I took Meghan and Michael Wells fishing. Meghan caught a sheepshead so mission accomplished. Next … Continue reading →

We ran over to the Eastern Shore early Friday morning. It was still dark, so maybe Thursday night. We had a nice meteor show. When the sun came up, we looked at tarpon. Saw ten or so. Sharks were not … Continue reading →

I took the boat to Dare Marina during lunch for a 100-hour service hoping to have it back for the weekend. They called me a couple hours later saying it was ready. I love that place. Back to the flats … Continue reading →

On the way home from work this evening, I stopped by Grafton Fishing Supply and picked up some peeler crabs. Made the short run to the flats and proceeded to tag and release puppy drum. Ended up landing seven and … Continue reading →

We stayed close to home today. We had some failed drum and sheepshead encounters and a couple of successes. Hunter Southall caught and released a 50-inch red drum. Stan Simmerman finally caught his first citation sheepshead at 11 pounds. We … Continue reading →

My “fishing weekend” started Monday when I received a text from Captain Jorj Head asking what the state record for tripletail was. We added tripletail to the state record program a couple of years ago as more were showing in … Continue reading →

I fished a reef inside the bay again this morning. Today, I had my dental assistant, Meghan Wells with me. Apparently, I was there just to net her fish. I did catch a sea bass and a flounder on the … Continue reading →