October 19, 2018

by D3 Support / On October 19, 2018

Ran 40 miles east today with Lisa & Bruce looking for a “big bite”. Ninety minutes into the day and I finally find some bait to work. First bite nails our long rigger but doesn’t come tight. The next encounter turns out to be a hard pulling false albacore. A few minutes later we get another long rigger bite and this fish quickly empties a 50 wide. While Lisa is fighting her fish one of...

October 12, 2018

by D3 Support / On October 12, 2018

Ran east today with a crew that made a 7 hour drive for a day of offshore action. Our plan, put some fish in the box and get back to safe harbor before the NW wind machine gets cranking. First bite takes less than 10 minutes and a couple mahi go in the box. Next several hours produce a couple more mahi (one 25#) and several hard pulling fat alberts. Beat the wind most of the way home but with 11...

October 7, 8, 9

by D3 Support / On October 7, 2018

Three more days of fantastic mahi action with catch limits hit on most days. Some fish were taken on the troll but most of the action took place on light tackle.

Sept 30 & Oct 1 & Oct 2

by D3 Support / On September 30, 2018

Three days of outstanding mahi fishing. Started each day on the troll but after the fish were located we broke out the light tackle and had a ball. Some of these fish pushed our light tackle to its absolute limit.

September 26 2018

by D3 Support / On September 28, 2018

A day of mahi action with FedEx Tom and the boys. The bite was outstanding, both light tackle and trolled baits. By late morning we hit the magic number and head for the fish cleaning station.

Sept 28 & Sept 29

by D3 Support / On September 28, 2018

Two days of some of the best sea bass action I can remember. Fridays limit of 90 takes less than 3 hours and Saturdays 75 fish only takes about 2 hours. Everyone went home with big bags full of those oh so tasty fish, including the capt

September 16 2018

by D3 Support / On September 16, 2018

Finally back on the water after things the ocean calmed down from hurricane Florence. Made a 40 mile run before finding some weeds. The next few hours provide outstanding trolling action on both mahi and fat alberts. With increasing wind, the threat of pending storms and a pretty full box we pull-the-plug around noon and head for the barn.