Flounder fishing is consistent and good. Warm sunshine and moving water are the key to getting the fish to bite. Low numbers of crabs keep baits fresh and no bugs keeps things comfortable. See you out there, Aloha!

Things are finally falling into line weatherwise and we finish out March with a roar on the flounder. Safe to say for the next eight weeks most of our efforts will be for the delicious flatfish. Aloha!

Despite cool wet conditions, spring fishing has gotten off to an early start. We boated our first keeper flounder on March 12th, and followed that with a gator-sized 26 inch grey weakfish (seatrout) just a few days later. Good sized striped bass (rockfish) continue to show up when the water clears. As we move towards April hopefully the weather will break and get us more time on the water. Aloha!