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More of the same – goodness. Had a fun evening with this father/son/uncle trio. Lots of fish, a couple of heartbreaks, and a vow to be back for more soon. LOTS of fish around now. Not yet trophy size, but lots of fun on the light tackle in shallow water. The fish are HERE! Every season is different, and this one is getting off to a curious start. The water temp broke 60 degrees on Memorial Day, bringing mackerel inshore in droves. We’ll be starting trips this weekend, weather permitting. The quandary is whether to target stripers or those school tuna that showed up last weekend, too! Looking forward to another season of trophy hunting! I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of my clients for the special memories this season. This is not a business for those looking to get rich, but rather to share the unique experience our Seacoast offers. As I look at photos from this season, the smiles are as important as the trophies. Out with a bang, we think. The persistent NW winds have dropped the inshore temp to 50 degrees – down 11.5 degrees in one week. It has set the migration off quickly, and may precipitate a quick end ot our season. We’ll see. As fall paces forward – and end of season approaches, we’ve had a few chances to squeak in trips between fronts. Still catching! Every season is different. Last fall, it was almost guaranteed 40″ fish – on one trip three double headers of ‘em. So far this fall – WIND. This makes the FIFTH consecutive weekend of canceled charters due to adverse wind and seas. Understandably, most folks are now electing for weekend evening trips. so it’s small [...] Frustrating. Prime time, and blown out again and again. But then we do sneak in a trip, and life is good again… |
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