As you can probably guess by my lack of blog posts, it has been a very busy fall fishing season. Since Labor Day, I have been on the water just about every day that the weather has allowed me to fish. While business is booming, I’m afraid it does not leave me a lot of time for writing updates. I apologize for this and will try to be more current with future fishing reports. Now, on to the current fishing situation. Speckled trout catches have slowed a bit during this recent cold snap, but I look for things to pick back up once the weather stabilizes. Last season, we had some of the year’s highest catch totals during the second and third weeks of October. Keeping my fingers crossed! The flip-side of cooler water temp’s is rockfish action has really taken-off! Yesterday, we enjoyed my best day with stripers since early June. Rock to 26-inches are keeping clients happy while searching for the sometimes finicky specks. Redfish are still around, as well. Enjoy some snapshots of this fall’s successes!!
Kyrie Perdue hefts a beautiful fall speck!
Jay Burkholder landed this nice rockfish on a very windy day fishing out of Onancock, VA
Jay added this very nice speck!!
Todd Allen shows off a fat speck
Gary Beard got in on a little redfish action
Gary’s son Randy with a gorgeous puppy drum
Diane Hurley fooled this colorful speck
Ray Shelesky with his six-pound speck
Steve Shelesky caught his on the fly
Steve and his dad Ray had a great day catching specks
Norm Bayer proudly shows-off a fat speck. Norm is a sales rep for Teeny Fly Lines and Shu-Fly fly rods
Bob Hedrick with a fly caught speck
Joe Lundin joined Norm and Bob in the hot action!
Lew Armistead with a nice fly-caught spotted trout
John Holton with a beauty of a trout!!
Mark Nichols had a day to write home about!!
Mark Symmes with one of 42 specks between him and Mark N.
Mark S. with this season’s 1000th speckled trout
Mark N. with a nice spottail
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