Exciting times

George Hall, Andy Cather and Ken Peterson had a nice catch of Bluefin and Dolphin around Sam's hill on Thursday. They were fishing out of Wachapreague on their Parker.

Off shore Action

Marc Quin aboard "Little Rock" with a colorful gaffer.

The fleet has moved to Sam's Hill, Lumpy Bottom to find Bluefin, yellowfin, White Marlin and Dolphin. The Bluefin have been in mixed size groups with some days in the 35" range up to a Jumbo released by a Wachapreague angler of 77" this week. Many Whites were either caught or in the spread tearing baits up. The action is alive and the weather has been great.

Flounders are still around

Keeper flounder can still be caught out of Wachapreague. Anglers are releasing an average of 30-50 fish a day and are still able to put keepers in the boat.

These flounder were caught on July 6.

Bluefish

Ed Smith on his 21' Shamrock was covered up with bluefish at the 15 mile hill. Multiple hook-up after hook up eventually wore him and his baits out. The bluefish were used the next day to catch a nice 125 lb mako in the same area. The blue fish were between 10 to 15 lbs.

Bluefin Fever

Teaser Charters with Keith Neil showed 1st timer, Jim Beletti what tuna fishing was all about with 13 released bluefin and kept one 42". They left Wachapreague at 4:30 am and caught all their fish before 11 am. Jim had hook ups of two and three at a time.Teaser went to Bob's canyon from the 26 mile hill and had a large blue marlin momentarily hooked up.

Very exciting trip.

Teaser is a 4 person charter aboard the first class 2002 28' Carolina Classic.

Keith can be hired for a full day @ $900.00 plus mate tip.