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| Memories that will last a lifetime |
07/23/2010 |
| Ye Ole Pirate has been having an awesome spring/summer season. The fishing action is as hot as it gets and the action should continue well into fall. This week, one of our regular fishing families had their best trip ever with over 50 sea bass, trigger fish and a beautiful keeper grouper.
The picture on the left is from our home page and the picture on the right shows the boys comparing notes about their trip. They can't wait to come back and beat out their record.
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| Cool breezes, sunny skies and plenty of fish |
05/11/2010 |
| Well folks, the beautiful Florida weather is back! The coldest winter on record is long gone from our memories and we once again have those cool breezes and sunny skies making some great fishing opportunities.
The Cobia are inshore and the offshore (deep sea) action is great. For the latest information and for any special discounts, call us at (904) 277-2086 and ask for Wanda. |
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| Late Summer / Early Fall |
10/23/2009 |
| Naturally, the weather here is still beautiful. Clear blue skies, warm ocean breezes and a perfect balance of temperature and (lack of) humidity. The fish are still hitting hard and as always, we are filling those coolers with a nice variety of fish. We think that a picture is worth a thousand words, so here's a few pics-
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| Those who can, do. Those who can't, blog |
08/08/2009 |
| Needless to say, my title says it all. Ye Ole Pirate has been out on the blue waters of NE Florida and SE Georgia slamming the heck out of the grouper, snapper, trigger fish, flounder and cobia and it has left very little time for writing in this blog. I missed the entire month of July. We have been so busy baiting, casting, reeling, gaffing and ... More> |
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| Hot Fun in the Summertime |
06/30/2009 |
| June was an excellent month for migrating salt water species here on Amelia Island. Offshore, 'Ye Ole Pirate' spent the month trolling for cobia, barracuda, Spanish mackerel, kingfish and mahi-mahi. Inshore also yielded cobia, barracuda, Spanish mackerel, shark and whiting along with a number of very large rays that amazed the children. ... More> |
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