If you are tempted to try for a 2026 bluefin tuna, we’ve got select ballyhoo and chute rigs ready to ring in the new year!
Today was a particularly windy Pocomoke panfish day. However , the fish bit, the rods bent, and the smiles prevailed! New Year’s Day is open so give me a call 4104301721 if you would like to start the year off with a “CRAPPIE “ experience!🤣
Fishing opportunities have been a bit sparse here lately but we have been able to sneak out between the wind gusts and produce a little pullage. Jigging or trolling the mouth of the Potomac to eeling the lower portions of the Chesapeake, some beautiful rock have made their migration to the back of a landing net.
The Pocomoke has continued to be the backbone of windy weather angling as its sheltered waters give us a fix and our rods a bend during times that are too rough to navigate. The water, as of late, has been a little cold which has made the bite a little light and catching a little tougher than normal. However there are still crappies , yellows, pickerels , and bass to ring out the last of ‘25. Don’t forget if you have a hankering for some cold water action that warms up nicely in a frying pan, then give me a call for a Sea Hawk Pocomoke Panfish trip. It’s a fun way to slow down the onset of the winter blues!
It doesn’t matter if you are searching for a coldwater striper, trolling for a bluewater bluefin, or fishing with me for a pretty mess of Pocomoke panfish …. Grab your coat ( maybe some long johns too) , think warm thoughts and get out there and enjoy this wonderful place that we call home!
The Pocomoke has continued to be the backbone of windy weather angling as its sheltered waters give us a fix and our rods a bend during times that are too rough to navigate. The water, as of late, has been a little cold which has made the bite a little light and catching a little tougher than normal. However there are still crappies , yellows, pickerels , and bass to ring out the last of ‘25. Don’t forget if you have a hankering for some cold water action that warms up nicely in a frying pan, then give me a call for a Sea Hawk Pocomoke Panfish trip. It’s a fun way to slow down the onset of the winter blues!
It doesn’t matter if you are searching for a coldwater striper, trolling for a bluewater bluefin, or fishing with me for a pretty mess of Pocomoke panfish …. Grab your coat ( maybe some long johns too) , think warm thoughts and get out there and enjoy this wonderful place that we call home!
