Saturday, November 15, 2014
SEA HUNTER 11-15 REPORT
Another frustrating day of watching fish swirl around the boat and having a hard time catching them. Again we had fish in a few different areas today and it was the same story. Occasionally we had some shots at them but from what I can see we should be crushing them. I looked hard to try and find the big fish today but all we caught were shorts and big Blues and believe me we were not alone it sounded like a overall condition today. Tomorrows another day. See you then, Capt. Rob
Thursday, November 13, 2014
SEA HUNTER 11-13 STRIPER REPORT
The fish had me scratching my head today. Plenty of birds working fish rolling, good marks on the fish finder. We could not get them to bite today. tried a few different ares today but pretty much the same results. We hit one area that produced a good shot of big Blues. But it was over as fast as it started. We ended up with around 30 big Blues and we let go a handful of shorts for a very small crowed . I talked to boats all over today and it sounded like the same thing.One day feast next day famine. A very strange fall so far. I don't know what will happen tomorrow. See you soon, Capt. Rob
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
SEA HUNTER 11-12 STRIPER REPORT
What a difference a day makes! We left the dock today in dense fog not sure what to do today after yesterdays fishing. I headed out down the channel and i could see fish swirling all over the top. Stopped the boat and started catching. We had a good morning bite until the end of the tide about 11:00. Mostly shorts and big Blues but a few keepers mixed in. Once the tide started running out and the fog started lifting around 1:00 there were birds and fish all over the place. Its amazing when there is no boat traffic to see the amount of fish that are really around, and they were close to home which made it even nicer. We stayed local all day and picked away. Everyone caught today. We ended up boating four keepers and lost the biggest one around ten feet from the boat. A bunch of Blues and a bunch of shorts.The shorts mostly between 24 and 26 inches. I also heard of fish being caught in other area today. One thing for sure there are plenty of Stripers around so hopefully the bite will get more consistent now with the colder weather it should keep the boat traffic down, Like I always say you never know. Thanks for checking in, Capt. Rob
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
SEA HUNTER 11-11 REPORT
It was not like yesterday. We struggled today we made a few stops in birds and swirling fish and could not catch them. Tried to get away from the birds and look for marks on the fish finder found some small marks and caught a couple fish. I waited for the tide to turn hoping that would get things started but NG. Took a long ride to find plenty of birds working over fish and could only pull a few fish per stop. Kept looking and stopping but the same results everywhere I went. Finally at 3:15 I put up the white flag and called it a day. A very frustrating one at that. I don't know where the big fish from yesterday went but I am going to try and find them again tomorrow. Thanks for checking in. Capt. Rob
Monday, November 10, 2014
SEA HUNTER 11-10 BIG STRIPER REPORT
After a week of good action with short Stripers and Blues. Today i figured would be about the same. I haven't really heard of any big fish being caught anywhere and just hoping the big fish would show soon. Well today they did! We had very good fishing with big Blues and big Stripers on Diamond jigs and Shads It felt good to see poles bent in half with big fish. The biggest Striper went 29 lbs.Like I always say you never know and every day is different. We will be back at it tomorrow and hope for a repeat of today. The weather looks great so come down and I will try to get you a big one. Thanks for checking in, Capt. Rob
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