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Red Drum
Jigs work well for all size drum. Ocean fishing 2-3 oz no bait. Also spoons also works well for big drum. Hammered Hopkins is the Captains favorite. Small drum or yearlings you can use jigs or cut bait. Average weight is 3-50 Ibs. |
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Cobia
Casting jigs with a squid strip are used to catch cobia. Also twister tails work well on jigs. Average weight 20-40 Ibs. Not unusual to see Cobia over 70 Ibs |
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Speckled Trout
Normally caught in the sound using 1/4 or 3/8 oz jig head with different colored twister tales. Weight averages 1-4 Ibs. Captain's favorite - Chartreuse twister. |
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Ocean Stripers
Can be caught using sassy shad, spoons and jigs. They run between 20 - 50 lbs. and sometimes larger. December 1 - February 15 . Birds flying over large schools of fish are referred to as bee hives raining out of the sky. I hope this makes sense as Rudy say is it true. |
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Sound Stripers
Sound stripers are 1 - 15 Ibs and stay around the structures, bridges and bad bottom. We have the equipment to find these spots. Sound stripers are normally caught from October 1 - December 30. A great catch for the avid fisherman. |
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Gray Trout
Caught in the ocean and sound with buck tail and jig head with twister tail. |
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Flounder
Caught drifting the channel. Captain's favorite Mahi-Mahi belly strips. |
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Blue Fish
Easy catch with almost any artificial or cut bait. Great fighter and lots of fun to catch. |
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Spanish Mackeral
Spanish mackeral are a summer time fish that is great eating on the grill and are fun to catch. Kids love the action! They range from 1 -5 Ibs. and are mainly trolling and casting. |
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King Mackeral
King Mackeral are a schooling species offish that are found in the green water during the cooler time of the year. They are a blast to live bait as well as trolling. |
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Black Drum
Black Drum are caught on artificial and cut bait. |
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Albacore
Found in the ocean and around the mouth of the inlets. Excellent fighting fish on light tackle. Caught on 3/4 -1 oz spoon. |
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