Month: June 2013

With the aftermath of the Tropical Storm we are staying away from the Nearshore Fishing trips this week to allow the water calm down and clear up.  As you can tell the fish are biting.

Today was Oak Island Fishing Charters first day back on the water after the storm and our expectations were low.  Mother nature will fool you everytime cause catching was  better than before the storm.  Lots of Red Drum and a 4lb flounder.  I know one thing they will be back.

Oak Island Fishing Charters is still teasing you with the big grouper pic because over the last several weeks we have caught over 100 Scamps, Reds and Gag Groupers.  This could take some time as the pics keep rolling in.  Hope you enjoy looking.

The other day Oak Island Fishing Charters was joined by the one and only Vanessa Maritn (Nauti Girl Charters at Oak Island) .  We are very happy her crew picked us to go catch them some monster groupers and she will be back.  Really wish these pictures would arrive faster than 1 at a time.  Enjoy the rainy day.

We are starting to get a few pictures in from the past grouper trips.  When you fish with us offshore we go for quality control chasing Grouper.  Everything else Bass, Grunts and Jack are just a side item (btw we catch the grouper).  I will keep posting pictures but go to our facebook page for other info.  thanks again for joining us on our adventures.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151425524086906&set=vb.289492481905&type=2&theater  is our Shark Video.

 

 

Oak Island Fishing Charters had an awesome day offshore with our short window without the wind blowing.  The day started by catching the limit of cobia with easy while catching Grouper bait.  Next the 1st Grouper rock was solid 15-20 Scamps and Gag Grouper which lasted 20 min before the boats limit was filled.  After the crew got some AJs and their limit of Blackbass they said lets go home we aint dropping no more squid.  Everyday is not that easy just makes the day go by quicker.  The charter has the pictures on a good camera so give me some time.

Oak Island Fishing Charters took a couple days off the ocean to go play in the backwaters.   We are still waiting on the flounder bite to improve but until it does the Red Drum is still on the menu.  Got a few pictures from last week and still waiting on a bunch more to roll in once everybody gets back home.  Hope the ocean gets better for the offshore trips this week.

Oak Island Fishing Charters and gang went on a bottom fishing mission today looking for some big Scamp Grouper.  Started off the day smashing the Cobia and once everybody caught one they were ready to go on the grouper hunt (it was hard leaving 30 cobia still swimming around the boat).  At the end of the day the catching big scamps was complete along with the limit of Seabass.  The hardest part of our trip was staying away from the Seabass they are everywhere and very easy to catch.