Fishing has been pretty good when the weather permits.Before the fronts is the best .after it is hard to get a bite .The bigger reds are holding in the channels from 15 -35 ft.The smaller schoolies are on the flats.
the big 40" and bigger REDS are in 35' of water being caught on menhaden ,mullet ,and live perch. Trout are gathered up on structure in 8-12' ,mainly channels.Drift the channel with the wind and you will find the fish .When you do find them stay there the action will be fast .They are hitting live shrimp and Berkley Gulp,in root beer ,nuclear chicken,new penny and just about any color.
Flounder have really been coming in the surf ,on mullet.I have personally seen several in the 6 lb range.
The jetties are producing lots of Sheepshead right now,especially the north jetty.Anchor just off the point in line with the jetty. Live shrimp will catch them ,along with reds,and Spanish mackerel.Pl EASE use caution when fishing the jetties. DO NOT ANCHOR FROM THE STERN. This will sink a boat no matter how nice the weather. Also when fishing the jetties be courteous we are all there to catch fish and have a good time.
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- Capt Doug
- I like to have a good time . Did I mention I like to Fish? I started fishing bass tournaments in the early 80's, then got bored catching little five-six pounders,went to cat-fishing that was fun for awhile. Catching 50 or so catfish up to 15 lbs was fun for a while.So I started catching 40,50,60 pounders That was even more fun.Then that got a little boring ,so I started catching them on rod n reel. All this time We vacationed at Port A and always would spend the nights on piers fishing for Sharks. Finally some local friends and guides said this is the place you ought be, so we loaded up the family and moved to the sea. Sea that is in Port A. , Rockport
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