Spring has sprung and if you ask me, the cobia are done. Once again, the season started with a glimmer that was abruptly snuffed out. In mid February, there were some rays to be seen with a scattering of cobia. And as quickly as the season was shaping up, the water warmed up seemingly overnight.…
Much like the rest of the winter months so far, February has had more than its fair share of blown out days. As I write this, there have been very few fishable days in February. So, I don’t have a ton of info to bring to the plate. Surprisingly, even though it was rough much…
There’s not really a whole lot to say about January as I start to write this article, or at least there’s little to say about the fishing. So far, only about one in four days in January have been offshore fishable and some of those weren’t exactly calm. The problem with the few fishable days…
Took Bob and Joe on a little trolling adventure. The day started a little slow, but we did manage to catch a small sailfish. About mid morning the action heated up and we caught our limit of six kingfish and released a couple in a relatively short period of time. After that, we decided to…
Great way to end the year! Took Troy Denson and his crew from Mount This on a season ending grouper trip. It turned out to be more of just a killing spree. We ended up catching a limit of 6 gag grouper, 5 amberjack and a scamp grouper.
