SEA HUNTER THURSDAY 8-23 FLUKE REPORT

A little windy the past couple days which made the drift fast. We had action but not many keepers, Here are some pics from today. remember keep the rigs simple that fancy looking stuff catches more fishermen then fish. And Gulp you cant go wrong with that. See you soon, Capt. Rob

SEA HUNTER TUESDAY 8-21 FLUKE REPORT

The ocean was still not nice and uncomfortable for fishing, so we stayed in the bay. I was actually pleasantly surprised, we had action all day with the shorts and some nice keepers mixed in. Tomorrows forecast is ?, look out the window when you wake up. We will be at the boat ready to go! See you soon, Capt.. Rob

NOT FISHING TOMORROW MONDAY 8-20

There is a small craft warning up for tomorrow Monday 8-20. NE winds gusts to 25 knots.We will resume fishing on Tuesday 8-21. See you Tuesday   Capt. Rob

SEA HUNTER SUNDAY 8-19

I woke up this morning hoping the weather report was wrong and we would have a nice day but that wasn't the case. The rain was coming down hard and the wind was already blowing. We could have made it out as there was enough people around, but knowing what we were in for I decided not to go. I'm not sure about tomorrow it is suppose to be sunny but windy again and with the NE wind there is  very limited places to fish. I will check the 6:00 pm updated forecast and post after that and let you know if we are going to try. As of now I would say it doesn't look good. Thanks for checking in, Capt. Rob

SEA HUNTER SATURDAY 8-18 FLUKE REPORT

The fishing was not as good today. We did catch fish wherever we went but we didn't cover much ground, It was hard to get a drift. it seemed like the current was running hard on the bottom but not much surface current, we didn't cover much ground. High hook was 12-15 shorts, I would say everyone with the right rig did catch fish. There may have been a couple with tinsel rigs that didn't do well. It looks like tomorrow a drift wont be a problem,looking at the wind forecast. We will be restricted where we can to keep in calm waters.
See you soon, Capt. Rob