Capt. Tommy Daisey showing off a HUGE 44" Striper caught using swim baits fishing the Chincoteague Channel the biggest striper of the season so far.  This measured in at 43 inches 26.5 pounds caught in the Chincoteague Bay using artificials.

For anyone waiting for the BIG STRIPER to show up I think that Capt. Tommy Daisey and Elton proved that there are some hogs around. Tommy Daisey is pictured below w/ a 44" Striper caught using swim baits near the Inlet. Stanley also had a big one hooked up, but had his hook straightened straight out. The temperatures look to be dropping the next few days which should help drop this water temperature down and bring plenty of hungry fish in. We have FRESH BUNKER and Cobb Mullet. A couple short Striper and a lot of Bluefish still being caught off the surf. I hear that the Tog fishing at the wrecks has been great as of late also. Don't forget to add Capt. Steve's to your list of stops on the Trick or Treating Circuit this weekend. *Tight Lines

Chuck, Renee and Drew took Preston and Leslie out to the wrecks for some tog fishing on Sunday. They ended up with 9 tog and 2 nice size triggers and ALOT of TOAD FISH. (oyster crackers)

Chuck, Renee and Drew took Preston and Leslie out to the wrecks for some tog fishing on Sunday. They ended up with 9 tog and 2 nice size triggers and ALOT of TOAD FISH. (oyster crackers)

Capt. Steve's Annual Striper Tournament is slated for November 18-20th.  This is a free tournament sign up at the shop before you go fishing.  There are plenty of nice prizes givien away for biggest fish.  Above is our newest custom T-shirt you can pre-order them as we usually sell out.  We are offering pocketed T-shirts sm to x-lg $18 (2 and 3x)$20 and also sweatshirts pullover andalso quality hoodies (pullover or zip-up) for $35 you can e-mail me with your order at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Good time with good friends hitting the beach is always fun. We had a good day catching plenty of bluefish and also a striper caught on a swimbait.

Good time with good friends hitting the beach is always fun.  We had a good day catching plenty of bluefish and also a striper caught on a swimbait.

Mike is getting quickly acclimated to the Island Lifestyle, fishing every day life is good!

Mike is getting quickly acclimated to the Island Lifestyle, fishing every day life is good!

Here is a schoolie striper taken off the surf using a shimshad, cast out and retrieve fairly slow to entice the stripers to take your bait.

Here is a schoolie striper taken off the surf using a shimshad, cast out and retrieve fairly slow to entice the stripers to take your bait.  The fish was taken in the first breaker proving you dont always have to bomb it out to catch fish.  Fish deep holes and vary your fishing methods for improved catching.

Heather and Beau limited out with tog on a recent outing to the wrecks. Heather caught the biggest fish of the day at 20''!!

Heather and Beau limited out with tog on a recent outing to the wrecks.  Heather caught the biggest fish of the day at 20''!!

Luke MItchell and Pete Morrow on a recent outing on the Chesapeacke Bay with Capt. Walt (Capt.Walt's Light Tackle Charters) with some stripers and speckle trout...

Luke MItchell and Pete Morrow on a recent outing on the Chesapeacke Bay with Capt. Walt (Capt.Walt's Light Tackle Charters) with some stripers and speckle trout...

Berry and Berry Margeglia from Solomons Island, Md. did well catching tautog, porgys, triggers, bluefish, and seabass (they are out of season until the begining of next month) fishing the wrecks off Chincoteague.

The Fishface crew with another good catch of tog fishing the wrecks.

Devon Fernandez with a keeper striper fishing artificials off the bridges.

A look from the top of the Lighthouse at the beach parking lots.

A look from the top of the Lighthouse of the Assateague Channel

In the backbays we've seen a few more flounder being caught also with some stripers too.  At Memorial Park anglers are catching some pufferfish, seabass, searobins, and some snapper blues.  In the surf it has slowed down except for the bluefish have been running good at times.  We had one angler catch over 26 yesterday afternoon after the change of the tide.  Finally the winds have slowed down and we can get back to fishing.  We are still open 7 days a week and I'll have our new tournament shirts available for pre-order by WednesdayOct. 26.   If you need any fishing related products we are still open 7 days a week open at 7am every morning.  Thats the repport for now.  Tight Lines!

Gator Gunter is still at it he had 3 stripers 21,24, and 27 inches almost keeper size range throwing atrtificials under the bridges coming onto Chincoteague.

Fall Stock has arrived come on by for the largest selection of striper tackle.

Fall Stock has arrived come on by for the largest selection of striper tackle.

Check out our new exclusive surfball rigs. The Jumbo Surf Balls will do the trick on a variety of fish bait with cut bait and let em rip.

Check out our new exclusive surfball rigs.  The Capt. Steve's Jumbo Surf Balls will do the trick on a variety of fish bait with cut bait and let em rip.

It has been blowing pretty good here the alst few days the weekend forcast looks to be getting better.  Anglers have been having a tough time with the weeds, when it did clear up there were come bluefish and kingfish caugth off thes urf along witha  few skates and dogfish too.  Still waiting for the numbers of stripers to show up on the Oceanfront this cool blast should help move them south.

Apparently birds do not have to follow directions.

The Assateague Lighthouse has been open during the week 9-3:30 you can climb to the top $3 children $5 adults.

We are getting geared up for the upcoming striper tournament.  November 18-20th it's a free surf tournament just sign up at Capt. Steve's before you go fishing.  Plenty of prizes to be given away.  The tournament shirts are getting designed now I'll have a photo posted for pre orders as soon as the artwork is confirmed.  We are looking forward to the Fall season.  The weather just has to get right and more fish will also help.  We are still open 7 days a week open at 7am to 8 pm Friday and Saturday we stay open even later.  If you have any fishing reports feel free to e-mail me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it