Monthly Archives: June 2014

One hundred six teams competed in the Flounder Bowl on June 28. These anglers had to deal with very challenging conditions as they tried to capture a winning catch of flatfish. Small craft advisories were issued after the start of … Continue reading →

I went out sight fishing for cobia with Hunter Southall on Friday. The forecast was terrible for sight fishing but we went anyway as our main purpose was to take a load of offshore tackle to the boat to get … Continue reading →

I got out early this morning and fished until about 10 am before coming back in for Father’s Day stuff. I caught a couple more cobia and pulled off a third. My cousin, Phillip Neill was out there and he … Continue reading →

I went back out this afternoon. While setting the anchor, a big cobia swam right up to the boat. I had nothing ready to throw to it but it was a good sign. Got set up and something and I … Continue reading →

Chummed off of Back River this morning and came in before the storms started up. Caught 3 cobia up to 50 inches long and had the hook pull on a larger fish. The fish was on the surface and I … Continue reading →

The early entry period for the Flounder Bowl ends this Saturday, June 14. After Saturday, the entry fee increases to $200 per boat. You can register for the tournament online at: www.flounderbowl.com . The tournament is limited to 120 boats. … Continue reading →

I got to fish a bit each day. Friday, I chummed at Stoney Lee. Caught 2 cobia. Saturday, we cruised around looking mostly along the Baltimore Channel. We saw a lot of cobia but only caught 2. Sunday, cruised around … Continue reading →

I fished with Wes Blow today. We started at the Bluefish Rock area. No action for a couple of hours when Keith Blackburn anchored up near us. We decided to try another spot and ran to York Spit. As we … Continue reading →