Friday Tournament Results

The results are all the same as Thursday with 5lb 10 oz holding tight. Saturday morning has brought light rain and light winds. The streets are not filled with trailers but everyone staying at the Inn are out there.

(13.5 lb Flounder (Halibut) steals the tournament

Dave Wilson and His friends had lots of fun with this headless halibut they had sent from Alaska. They held it up to passing boaters and carried it around in a bucket at the docks with the tail hanging out. Everyone thought they just crushed the tournament. Unfortunately , before shipping, the wholesaler cut off the head.

Thursday Capt. Zed's Flounder Tour. Standings

Crazy week with the wind and weather. It has been warm but the wind has not let up. Today is a north west blowing around 15 knots and the sun is shining.

1. William Rawlins, DE 5 lb 10 1/2oz 24 1/2"

2. Talmen Curry, MD 5lb 10oz 23"

3. Bonnie Crouse, VA 5lb 3oz 24"

4. Kenny Becraft, MD 5lb 2oz 24"

5. Ralph Barr, 4lb 3oz 24"

Capt. Zed's Flounder tournament standings

Opening day was breezy but fishable. most boats put keepers in the box up to 25". Saturday was a dry blowo out. No rain but strong winds kept most boats out of the water. A lot of Tail Gating with steamed clams and beer drinking at the Inn. Standings as of 5 pm Saturday 4- 16- 11 1. 24 1/2" 5lb 10 oz Rawlins 2. 25" 5lb 3oz Huff 3. 24" 5lb 3oz Crouse 4. 24" 5lb 2oz Dekraft 5. 24" 4lb 131/2oz Barr We will update the standings daily around 5 pm.

Hot Fishing on a Chilly Day

Flounder are plentiful - 6 keepers out of 8 fish for the rowdy Dundalk crew, led by Pat. The Morris guys in the big house had 5 fish, 2 keepers.

Flounder are Biting!!

The flounder bite is on, the past 2 weeks have steadily been getting better & better - 4 keepers today from one fisherman, streets are starting to be lined with trucks & trailers. The 21st Annual Flounder Tournament runs from Friday April 15th - Sunday April 24th and the Inn is sold out for the first weekend - so make your reservations now because we're filling up quickly. Lots of great things in the works, see you soon!

Tuna Bite!! - October 23rd

Departed Wachapreague under the full moon on Saturday, October 23rd. Cleared the inlet at 0500 to flat calm seas. First tuna in the boat at 0800
last one at 1230. Winds had kicked up to about 20 knots so called it a day.
Only had one angler + myself so we were busy most of the morning.
Ended with 5 Yellowfin tunas and 2 dolphin. Fished a 63 to 65 degree change
east of the Washington tip.



Capt Keith Neal
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