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The Sea Hawk Prostaff showing how it’s done. Here’s Cole and Jack putting dinner on the table. These boys are no “Fluke and ladies… they are single!!
Well the days are longer, the grass is greener, the water is warmer, and the Eastern Shore fishing opportunities are growing by the tide. It doesn’t matter if you want your toes in the sand while your bait is in the break, or you are enjoying a beautiful sunset over the tranquil Tangier in hopes of a golden spot-tail that’s only rivaled by the serene solar skedaddle happening right before you eyes…the Eastern Shore can fill your plate!
The seaside Flounder fishing has been anything but “Flat” with anglers enjoying some of the best fishing we’ve seen in years. The ebb tide is providing good action as fish aggressively engage Sea Hawk flounder rigs tipped with gulp swimming mullets and sweetened with a big bull minnow and / or silverside. The fish have been found around clear water in depths of 2 to 15 feet. We have had good reports from Chincoteague down to Quimby as anglers fill their limits (or at least their dinner plates) with flavorful fillets with a consistency that proves that this fishery is no FLUKE!
Elsewhere on the shores of the Atlantic, surf fishermen fight the trophies of spring though the suds and sand. A chunk of peeler crab or sand fleas on a modified fishfinder , or hi-low rig adorned with stout circles are all that is required to apply for some salty, and more so, sandy satisfaction. Rock and black drum have dominated the dunes with some fish tightening lines and creating memories as only tenacious trophies can.
The Chesapeake is about to explode with excellent experiences for Eastern Shore enthusiasts. The start of the crab shed signifies the start to a shallow water spectacular of the sounds. Black drum have been fairly prevalent on hard oyster rocks while reds and rock have been spotted searching for softcrabs in the grassy shallows. A chunk of softcrab or peeler have coerced these brutes to the boat. Just remember that rock season doesn’t start till the middle of may. So if you happen to encounter these super charged striped spawners, release them gently so they may stretch a line another day!
The lower Eastern Shore has also had so great black drum fishing. Anglers on both seaside and bayside soak clams on fishfinder rigs in hopes of battling a bellowing bruiser. If you want a little more sport, than the shallows , surf and shoals of the southern Barrier Islands have provided some red action that is second to none!
So don’t worry about the yard or cutting the grass. Grab your family, fishing buddy, the dog, or even the wife if need be and get out there and enjoy this wonderful place we call home!
The seaside Flounder fishing has been anything but “Flat” with anglers enjoying some of the best fishing we’ve seen in years. The ebb tide is providing good action as fish aggressively engage Sea Hawk flounder rigs tipped with gulp swimming mullets and sweetened with a big bull minnow and / or silverside. The fish have been found around clear water in depths of 2 to 15 feet. We have had good reports from Chincoteague down to Quimby as anglers fill their limits (or at least their dinner plates) with flavorful fillets with a consistency that proves that this fishery is no FLUKE!
Elsewhere on the shores of the Atlantic, surf fishermen fight the trophies of spring though the suds and sand. A chunk of peeler crab or sand fleas on a modified fishfinder , or hi-low rig adorned with stout circles are all that is required to apply for some salty, and more so, sandy satisfaction. Rock and black drum have dominated the dunes with some fish tightening lines and creating memories as only tenacious trophies can.
The Chesapeake is about to explode with excellent experiences for Eastern Shore enthusiasts. The start of the crab shed signifies the start to a shallow water spectacular of the sounds. Black drum have been fairly prevalent on hard oyster rocks while reds and rock have been spotted searching for softcrabs in the grassy shallows. A chunk of softcrab or peeler have coerced these brutes to the boat. Just remember that rock season doesn’t start till the middle of may. So if you happen to encounter these super charged striped spawners, release them gently so they may stretch a line another day!
The lower Eastern Shore has also had so great black drum fishing. Anglers on both seaside and bayside soak clams on fishfinder rigs in hopes of battling a bellowing bruiser. If you want a little more sport, than the shallows , surf and shoals of the southern Barrier Islands have provided some red action that is second to none!
So don’t worry about the yard or cutting the grass. Grab your family, fishing buddy, the dog, or even the wife if need be and get out there and enjoy this wonderful place we call home!
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