Thanks Jeff, we’re glad you had a good day fishing! We’ll see you next time!

Thanks Jeff, we’re glad you had a good day fishing! We’ll see you next time!

Thanks Bill give us a call next time you’re in town. We’re glad you had a good time! We do offshore fishing as well.

Thanks Bill give us a call next time you’re in town. We’re glad you had a good time! We do offshore fishing as well.

Hey Daniel,
I’m sorry the fish weren’t biting on your trip. Sometimes, that happens. We have to deal with tide cycles, salinity levels, and lack of because of fresh water pouring out of the rivers from excessive rain, and believe it or not, dirty water. Those aren’t excuses. That’s just part of it, and we adapt. If we could make the fish eat, fishing probably wouldn’t be as much fun. The good days are fun, and the slow days are frustrating. I’m also the dock master where I keep my boat and communicate with all of the local captains so we can all provide good service in the tourism/fishing industry. The fish simply weren’t hungry yesterday morning. A couple of other local captains actually called me for advice because they were having the same luck you guys had. Our 2nd trip yesterday began at the start of the incoming tide cycle, and our clients caught over 30 fish. Sometimes, the outgoing tide is great, and sometimes, it’s the total opposite. Our tides also range between 4.5ft-7ft. On the super high tides (6ft-7ft), fishing in the grass or on the flats can be quite rewarding, but bigger tides mean really swift moving currents and that’s another factor to deal with while fishing during the outgoing or incoming tides. However, the 4.5ft-5.5ft tides are the best tides to fish, in my opinion. The smaller tides make it hard for the fish to get into the grass to eat, so they congregate along the banks, making the fishing easier.
I’m sorry that we didn’t meet your expectations. The next time that you book a trip, whether it’s with me or another guide service, you may want to contact the captain to discuss the catching trends for that particular season or time period that your fishing. Sometimes, it doesn’t matter, and fishing is good all day. You never know.

Hey Daniel, I’m sorry the fish weren’t biting on your trip. Sometimes, that happens. We have to deal with tide cycles, salinity levels, and lack of because of fresh water pouring out of the rivers from excessive rain, and believe it or not, dirty water. Those aren’t excuses. That’s just part of it, and we adapt. If we could make the fish eat, fishing probably wouldn’t be as much fun. The good days are fun, and the slow days are frustrating. I’m also the dock master where I keep... Meer