A great start to the new year with Jim, Larry and Dean and the guys had a good one. The grouper rods are put to bed until the season opens again, so for now it's mostly going to be a trout, sheepshead and a red fish world. I do enjoy this time of year as long as the cold fronts aren't to harsh. The sheepshead bite is still a bit early and usually in to February, it really gets going. The team today did very well jigging up the trout and I thank you all for the fun time... Capt. Dan
Happy New Year everyone!!! 2018 is behind us and it was a very trying year for me as many of you know. I thank you all once again for all that contributed, helped and donated for my June fundraiser - and all the prayers. I'm looking forward to a healthy 2019 and catching lots of fish with you all on board. Also, Grouper season closed today and I want to thank all of you for a tremendous season. I totaled 434 keeper grouper to the dock and big fish of the season was 24lbs. We'll be checking back on them when the season opens after June 1st. Good fishing and I'll see you on the big pond soon... Capt. Dan
Yes folks the old saying "the fog was thick as peanut butter" was especially true today. It was definitely not fun running around offshore today, but we made it happen. Matt, Mike and Ryan were the team and we did well. Bait was hard to come by, but we had enough to be dangerous and plus we trolled up a couple on Rapala plugs. Running spot to spot at 10 miles an hour will wear you down in the fog and it sure is stressful. However, it was still a fun time and I thank you all... Capt. Dan
A really fun grouper day with Mr. Mike on board again and just in time, as the grouper season is winding down. Mike was just on board about a week ago and he was ready for his last trip of the year. Well, we ran to about 23ft of water and sent down the pinfish. We made a couple stops and turned some really nice gags, securing a limit by noon. I thank you my friend and we'll do it again next year.... Capt. Dan