Fishing statement: To try to insure that fishing stays in the hearts of those that love it and to help the ones that are going too!



Natasha while fishing with Daryl white is showing us her big smile and a catching thumbs up!! Captain Kathy is holding up her just caught black sea bass!!

Inshore Bite Getting Right!

The inshore bite picked up nicely then we had a new moon stage prompting larger than normal tides. However, no matter what, spring warming water temperatures have sprung and inshore fisherman have a lot more serious catching options! For those fishermen that prefer using live bait it’s that time of the year where bait shops are more apt to have them. And also fishermen that like the artificial bait, well, the tackle shop shelves are lined with dozens of styles, shapes, colors, and scents to choose from. Back in the old days we didn’t have much to choose from. The fact of the matter is it was simple, because whatever was on the shelf was most likely the catching deal. So I suggest keeping it simple! Figure out the bait that you are most comfortable with and making it your personal signature. After all, if you agree the fish might too!

Flounder Power!


Captain Matt Williams has found a way to turn what normally would be a summer flounder bite into a spring biting fling.

Daryl White and sons score!



Rules and Cade White are both holding a nice red fish! Their father Daryl chartered Captain Alan for a day of inshore fishing! Both boys caught also lots of whiting and other biters! Daryl also chartered my boat, Miss Judy Too, during this week for a day of offshore fishing. I guess you could say, “This was the Daryl’s fishing inshore and offshore week!”

Offshore Artificial Reefs
It’s time to go, because we got bottom, mid water, and top water fish! The best news is this..all you have to do is GO FISH and bites will happen!

Savannah Snapper Banks
I have admit spending a fish at the snapper banks can certainly be interesting! The reason being is the fact that you really never know what you might catch! The bite has been good for vermilioin, trigger fish, porgy, black sea bass, amberjack, king mackerel, and other biters! The bottom line is it is time to go!

These ladies went fishing or should I say, “They went catching!”



Tonia Barnard, Sharla Brown holding her just caught genuine red snapper, Sandy Zgrun aka “SPIKE” and Sierra Dunn (brown t-shirt) While bottom fishing these ladies caught it all from black sea bass to trigger fish to white grunt to vermilion snapper to red snapper to shark.



This 100 pound plus shark was caught on a small circle hook while using one small chunk of squid as bait. Here is my thoughts the shark are either very hungry or they have incredible eye sight! For those that ever wanted to get their best chance at hooking up a large shark, now would be the time. Shark populations seem to be growing or they just find our near shore and offshore water a great place to call home! No matter the case, we GOT SHARKS! And they can be found in all sizes from small to medium to large!