Sea Hawk Sports Center
Capt. C L of Tangier Sound Charters, does it again!!!! Give him a call for some excellent Eastern Shore action! (410) 251-7341
Sea Hawk Sports Center
While I hope everyone got a chance to enjoy the pinks and greens of the northern lights in the evening, the daylight hours have run red with a current of bronze spot-tails to bend rods and create smiles. The bayside, as well as the seaside, has produced a bullish portion of redfish in the shallows. The art of popping a cork across the salty grass flats has been the key to bronze brawls for shallow water success. A 4-Horseman cork followed by a light weight jig head bearing a gulp swimming mullet or shrimp have been the recipe for cooking up shallow water struggles on the flats of the sound. The time surrounding high water seems to be the most productive. However, first and last light always set the stage for a spotted spectacular that will get your heart racing while your drag is screaming. Along with the playful puppies you will have the opportunity to experience small specs with a few gators mixed in and some nice rock.
The seaside is still hosting a fall flounder bite when the water turbidity allows. The tide doesn’t seem to matter much, you just need clean water which has been in short supply recently. In the sweet waters of the seaside there has been puppies and specs, but for the most part on a smaller scale than the Chesapeakes’ offerings.
The offshore waters of October have produced a mixed bag of big seabass , mahi, and even a few tuna. Capt John of Huntress Charters found some nice tuna for the grill. If we could just get the wind to lay I believe we’d see some A plus Atlantic fishing!
As the water cools and the days shorten, there is a fall feast of ES sporting opportunities. So grab a hoodie, a light weight rod and experience an awesome autumn in this wounderful place we call home.
The seaside is still hosting a fall flounder bite when the water turbidity allows. The tide doesn’t seem to matter much, you just need clean water which has been in short supply recently. In the sweet waters of the seaside there has been puppies and specs, but for the most part on a smaller scale than the Chesapeakes’ offerings.
The offshore waters of October have produced a mixed bag of big seabass , mahi, and even a few tuna. Capt John of Huntress Charters found some nice tuna for the grill. If we could just get the wind to lay I believe we’d see some A plus Atlantic fishing!
As the water cools and the days shorten, there is a fall feast of ES sporting opportunities. So grab a hoodie, a light weight rod and experience an awesome autumn in this wounderful place we call home.
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