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/P1040815-750.jpg "Corey and crew with a 14 pound blue caught off the surf today, they also had 5 stripers caught the biggest being 26.5 inches.")
Corey and crew with a 14 pound blue caught off the surf today, they also had 5 stripers caught the biggest being 26.5 inches.
/edward-750.jpg "Edward with his first keeper flounder caught in the Assateague Channel.")
Edward with his first keeper flounder caught in the Assateague Channel.
/marc-750.jpg "Marc with a nice rock caught chunking bunker in the bay.")
Marc with a nice rock caught chunking bunker in the bay.
/Chin Island 015-750.jpg "Frank Langley with a 31 inch rock caught off the beach they also had 2 short stripers to show for their effort.")
Frank Langley with a 31 inch rock caught off the beach they also had 2 short stripers to show for their effort.
Frank, Don, and Ted with a black perch which Ted caught off the surf!
Rob with one of many flounder which have been taken off the beach a couple days ago.
Here are some nice shots of a seal taken off the surf here by Mrs. Patty Marshall. You never know what you will see on the beach. There have also been plenty of seashells whihc were washed up from the recent weather.
Shane Whealton with the biggest striper of the year so far 40.4 pounds caught on an artificial.
Corey and crew with a keeper red drum
35 inch eel caught at Memorial Park.
Dogfish Frank and Connie with a 23'' flounder
NY Dave with a keeper flounder off the surfos
Michael Goodenough with a nice rockfish caught fishing under the bridges it had a 9 inch fish in its belly and weighed in at 25 pounds.
Gator Gunter with a nice rockfish at the bridges fishing with a 5 inch calcutta swimshad, He actually handlined the fish in as he said the fish hit so hard it broke his reel. Congrats on the catch.
Some more photos from the beach http://www.fws.gov/northeast/chinco'noreaster.html
Friends and family hanging out at the shop. We have law enforcement "Fluffy Frank" The fire CHIEF Don from NJ. Drum Zack, Ocean Deli Andy, Capt. Tom the Godfather and Broadway Dave.
THE UPCOMING STRIPER SEASON SLATED FOR THE UPCOMING WEEKEND HAS BEEN POSTPONED
STRIPER TOUNAMENT TEMPORARILY POSTPONED
I am sorry to inform everyone that due to the storm we had here and the severe amount of damage done to the beach we are going to POSTPONE our Rockfish Tournament scheduled for this weekend. It appears that we will have it rescheduled for the second weekend in December, but we will post the exact dates as soon as we find out for sure. Once again I apologize for the inconvenience, but mother nature is one thing we can't control. I will keep everyone posted on the status of the beach. It appears that they will have it reopened sometime this week, but you will have to park along the road and walk over to the beach. Parking lots are supposed to be re-opened Wednesday before Thanksgiving, but I will keep everyone updated on the exact status of everything. On a better note, we have had some nice striper brought in from the bridges and the channel the last couple days. So this storm looks to have helped out the fishing. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to contact us. Thanks-PV
Capt. Jimmy with an BIG sika deer (elk) he is getting ready for waterfowl hunting here on the island.
Things are getting back to normal with people getting all the debris off their properties. There were a lot of duck blinds lost and the beach has been closed for the last 2 days it is still closed and looks to reopen soon. We are still ahvin our surf fishin tournament slated for November 20th-22nd. I'll have more posted about the beach access when we find out more. It has been crazy here the last few days with the weather. There were a few waves reported around 20 foot. They are workin to et the parkin lots restored at the beach diliently. We are still open so stop on in to talk fishing. Thats the report for now. Tiht Lines.
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