[Lake Ontario, NY] Although conditions have been tough, good numbers of of brown trout and salmon are being found in 45 to 80 feet of water. This week, my parties landed a total of 52 browns,2 steelhead and two kings over the course of 9 charters. Some great days, some tough days, but No Kings to be found for us???? Again I hear great things out of Canada and the west end, so we can only hope they will show. Read more
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Recent Fishing Articles 
Some Fall Crankbait Tips and Techniques by Mike Gerry (08/23/2008)
Some of my favorite techniques of cranking on Guntersville
Bonito...not just for strip bait! by Gil Coombes (08/24/2008)
A lot of people are under the assumption that Bonito are only good for strip baits..this is furthest from the truth. Smoked, marinated and grilled are among some of the other great things that this often released fish or given to the Captain to make chum or strips.
A lot of people are under the assumption that Bonito are only good for strip baits..this is furthest from the truth. Smoked, marinated and grilled are among some of the other great things that this often released fish or given to the Captain to make chum or strips.
Some Fall Crankbait Tips and Techniques by Mike Gerry (08/23/2008)Some of my favorite techniques of cranking on Guntersville
Alaska Recreational Anglers Win Reprieve from One-Halibut Daily Limit by Ed Haney (08/22/2008)
Washington, D.C. – June 10, 2008 – Guided recreational anglers in Southeast Alaska won a reprieve here today from the one halibut daily bag limit imposed June 1 by the National Marine Fisheries Service. Judge Rosemary Collyer granted a temporary restraining order, or TRO, against the rule at the request of eleven Southeast charter operators who filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Washington, D.C. – June 10, 2008 – Guided recreational anglers in Southeast Alaska won a reprieve here today from the one halibut daily bag limit imposed June 1 by the National Marine Fisheries Service. Judge Rosemary Collyer granted a temporary restraining order, or TRO, against the rule at the request of eleven Southeast charter operators who filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Recreational Halibut Fishing in Alaska is Under Attack. by Ed Haney (08/22/2008)
The State of Alaska and the North Pacific Fishery Management Council (NPFMC) are playing Russian Roulette with Alaska’s charter fishing.
The State of Alaska and the North Pacific Fishery Management Council (NPFMC) are playing Russian Roulette with Alaska’s charter fishing.
Recently Submitted Fishing Reports
3 trips all in 1 report by Eddie Coleman (8/29/2008)
- WE HAD A BLAST LANDING NON STOP MAHI ON LIGHT SPINNING GEAR.
8/28 Afternoon Charter with the Stein Family by Bob Morrell (8/28/2008)
- Great weather and a good bite.....nice fish boated
Lake Ray Roberts Fishing Report by Tim Wike (8/28/2008)
- Fishing is good on Ray Roberts as the fish are responding to the cooler water temperatures of the last couple weeks.
Capt. Rick Grassett’s Fishing Report for 8/11 through 8/16/2008 by Rick Grassett (8/28/2008)
- Anglers fishing with me on the Snook Fin-Addict, out of CB’s Saltwater Outfitters on Siesta Key, had good action with snook, tarpon and trout during the week of August 11. The best action continues to be on deep grass flats with a variety of species including trout, bluefish and mangrove snapper. We also had action fishing lighted docks for snook before dawn and large tarpon around bridges and on the flats after daylight.
South Indian River Fishing Report 8/28 by Charlie Conner (8/28/2008)
- Snook season opens soon on the Treasure Coast. Fish are biting around the Indian River this week...
Downtown Vancouver Salmon Report by Jeff Copeland (8/28/2008)
- The big chinook salmon continue to roll in with every tidel. Fish in the 15-30 pound range have been the norm!
Ft. Pierce Inshore - Offshore Report by Capt. Joe Ward by Joe Ward (8/28/2008)
- All the fresh water run off from tropical storm Fay is making inshore & offshore fishing tuff.
Mahi - Mahi bite on FIRE + 95lb Amberjack by David Ide (8/28/2008)
- The Mahi - Mahi are still showing up in good numbers offshore Fort Lauderdale.
Washington Trout Fishing by Aaron O'Leary (8/28/2008)
- Great Summer Fly Fishing on Washington's Yakima River for wild Rainbows. The weather has been good and the fish have been coming up to big dries all day.
Lots Of Yellowfin Tuna by Sal Campanile (8/28/2008)
- We're catching lots of yellowfin tuna in the 30 � 100 lbs class at both El Banco and Roca Corbetena as well as in between and beyond the two popular fish magnets
Water is high and Reds are biting by Steve Niemoeller (8/28/2008)
- With the water being so high in the lagoon I was wondering how the Reds would react but it did not seem to bother them as they are willing to eat a variety of baits
Fishing the Marsh by George Welcome (8/28/2008)
- Heavy rains mean outstanding fishing. Fay did us a fayvor.
Kona Hawaii fishing report - August wrap-up by Jeff Rogers (8/27/2008)
- Kona Hawaii fishing report – August wrap-up
Kona’s hot marlin bite continued to be good through the first couple of weeks in August but then slowed a bit. Part of the reason is simply less people fishing. The tournaments are over and August has typically been slower than June and July for tourism anyway.
Redfish and black drum everywhere! by Jeff Dorobiala (8/27/2008)
- Black drum schools mixed with redfish was very hot today. Toss the drum a shrimp and the reds cut mullet.
Capt.Ron/Fishermen/Wednesday Report by Ron Santee (8/27/2008)
- Stayed local today as the NE was blowing again this morning!!
Junior IGFA record Cubera Snapper? by Jim Barlett (8/27/2008)
- We made an attempt to set a new IGFA Junior record for Cubera Snapper.
Sword Bite Has Started by Dean Panos (8/27/2008)
- The daytime sword bite has started. For the past few weeks, we have had a few daytime sword trips and with the exception of yesterday, we have caught swordfish on every trip.
One Hundred Percent Catch Rate for Pisces in Cabo by Jorge Narro (8/27/2008)
- Great tuna catches, striped marlin, awesome inshore fishing in San Jose del Cabo.
Lake Fork Report & Pics: Aug 27, 2008 by Tom Redington (8/27/2008)
- Fishing patterns are starting to change at Lake Fork, as a couple good rains and cooler temps have some fish just starting on fall patterns. September is always a popular month on Fork, as the fall tournament season really cranks up. It’s perfect timing for tournaments too, because the cooling water turns on the fishing in both the shallows and out deep.
Orlando Bass Fishing Report by Tim Fey (8/27/2008)
- One more month of heat and we can get back to fishing 8 hour days