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Saturday, March 27, 2010

Heading South!!!!!!!








Got the sanding, painting, grinding, cussing, eels, repairs, tackle, in order. Ready to go fish in Destin Fla. for the month of April. Hopefully good weather and fish will bless us. Come on cobia!!!
Ches and Matt will hang here striper, trout, togg, drum, flounder fishing so give us a call if you want to go.

Friday, March 12, 2010

Super Capps





Had the opportunity to fish a calm day with the fish biting. Steve and I jigged up 47 or so fish! All these fish were landed ten miles from the dock out of Oregon - Inlet. The striper season is trying to wind down but nobody told the stripers. I called Donnie and got him out of cocktail sauce duty and he and reg came out and whacked some fish as well. All fish were released. Fish averaged 12-18lbs with a couple of 40 plussers mixed in! Steve I am glad you got this day in you deserved it! Still willing to go try for any late season warriors. The fishing should be hit and miss with a good day here or there left. Already starting booking some striper trips for next season feel free to call ahead and line yours up. Thanks everyone for making this winter such a success out of Oregon Inlet! This cold winter really helped! We will start aiming for new fisheries as the seasons change. So give us a call and we will get you rigged up!

Monday, March 8, 2010

Got a nibble!



Well yesterday one of my favorite clients and off we go out up the beach looking all day for rock and nary a nibble, that was the 7th of March. Talked to buddies up around the bay even and no nibbles. So back to Oregon Inlet with no love. Sorry for the fishing, and not getting the 2lb outfit singing like we did on the drum. Rob we will get em in Destin!
Chad and his boys booked me today to help out on a tuna trip, fishing on their center console! Well I was ready to give her a shot. We got the ballyhoo out and 8 minutes later hooked up! Hour forty five later I got the opportunity to gaff a 170lb tuna! We headed back in early to get the fish and boat cleaned up. One bluefin per boat is the limit and we did not feel like cranking in another of these beasts. When I got back to the dock my dock partners told me how the rock fishing was hot today just 15 miles from Oregon Inlet. You just never know. So I guess the cold water has kept them down for a little while longer. No trip yet for tomorrow so come on! Thanks guys for fishing!

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Catch and release.


















Catching some crazy weather North winds gusting to 50 could be one of the factors that shuts us down! Been still enjoying good fishing with the cold weather and water temps the fish have really stayed around longer than they have in recent past seasons. I have enjoyed catching and releasing these last buffalo. Come catch em while you can!
Fish have been running 8-58lbs, all mixed up sizes. We have been blessed with a 50, 51(jigging) and a 58(trolling)Pretty work Mr. Langford! We have recently had guys travel as far as Buffalo to get in on some action. Special thanks to Al and the guys for the "kick ass" board! Thanks everyone for fishing!!!

Monday, March 1, 2010

Broken Leg , Bummer

Last minute cancellation for tomorrow and feel the weather will be good till the afternoon so if you wanna go call the house 252 441 6575. Got em today and yesterday jigging. I will update with reports and pics tomorrow. Thanks Aaron

Friday, February 26, 2010

Rock Fishing





Went out with Robert and his son Friday for one of those fairy tail fishing days. We lost count some were around 70! All fish were caught on lite tackle jig bite with the smallest fish being in the 25lbs range and the largest at 43lbs. Thats a nice Rock on a jig bite, congratulations Robert!! Going out in the the morning to try them again. With all the west wind hopefully the fish have moved in some. Keep your fingers crossed for the wind to calm down this week so we can get out a few days.

Washapotamous, but we got em!






Fished yesterday with the Johnson crew. We had stiff westerly winds and we were hoping to get some fish in the boat before the heavy stuff came. We got in them but we did not stay long because it was snatchy. All fish were released after pics. We had some nice sized fish with the largest being 40lbs. Thanks fellas and see ya this season on the cobia! Did not fish today hoping to try it tomorrow.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

The big one that got away!



Hats off to Ronnie Baker for firing off a pretty killer spot in time. I had the Capuzzi party on the boat on this one on 2-21-2010. Slow fishing day but a memorable one! Heres your sign.

Captain Slacktor updating!!!















Sorry have not updated since the great fishing day of the 17th but actually had a spell of make-able fishing weather and today is my 1st day off in a while. Which was much needed for groceries and bills. The Stan, Stan, and Ron crew came out on the 18th and we quickly got on a jigging bite since we were the first at them. The bite was quick and the fish dissipated. We were getting the crap washed out of us due to the 25+ North/northwest winds that the weather man screwed up on us. Truth be known these guys were tougher than me I was whining about the roughness and these guys were like it's not too bad as the occasional whitcap washed into the boat. We headed back in for a short day.
Randy was out on the 19th and it was once again gangbusters. Out at the crack of 9 and back at dark just a couple other boats and a couple miles of fish with birds of em!!! They were so thick Randy broke out the fly rod and landed some with non sinking line.
20th Jt crew was out and these jig masters landed some fish right out the gate jigging off marks on the bottom. Then these picky fish started getting tightlipped so we fired out a couple trolling lures and picked them off for couple more hours. Then bite died and off to find another bite somewhere but went down in flames the last hours of the trip. My buddy Pat that morning also landed a bluefin tuna jigging in the rock marks that morning. Pretty work.
21st we landed a few fish in the late morning. It was calm tons of boats and the bite materilized with me way out of position so we had a few more bites and got wrapped up early. The cool part of the day when I was fishing in lunchland was the insane whale show we got. I got some killer footage that I hope comes out, but Ronnie Baker fired off and got a killer shot!!! So Dave sorry about the slow fishing but man I would not change a thing on this one! All fish have been released.
Yesterday the Erickson crew came out fishing and calm seas. no boats, and killer fishing with great fishing and they were in the sand!!! Fish the last five days have ranges for 12-46lbs.
Thanks everyone for coming out and fishing hard!!! I really appreciate the fact of not beating me up about keeping the meat. We fish longer in the bite and offer a better trip then the three circles trolling meat in the box in 20 minutes then back home boats. You waving bye bye smiling holding your bags of fillets as your capt is eating fish tacos for lunch with full day loot in his pocket. Come on man. IF that is what you want then save your money and spend your charter money on some crab legs, lobster tail, tuna, rock fillets, couple fifths of bourbon. You pay for the day we gonna work the day for you. If that means you get skunked or catch a 100 so be it. Thanks to all my rockin clients!!!