Pat Marallo from NY with a 30 inch 10.5 pound striper he caught off the surf today.
Pat Marallo from NY with a 30 inch 10.5 pound striper he caught off the surf today.

Kenzy with her first ever rockfish fishing the bridges with Chase.

Kenzy with her first ever rockfish fishing the bridges with Chase Brown.

Rob and Drew fishing with Capt. Joe Huffman on another sucessful mission on the inshore wrecks.

Rob and Drew fishing with Capt. Joe Huffman on another sucessful mission on the inshore wrecks.

Stanley doing what he does best with another nice rockfish!

Stanley doing what he does best with another nice rockfish!

I fooled this 37'' rock with a glass shad fishing the bridges with Gunter this evening.

I fooled this 37'' rock with a glass shad fishing the bridges with Gunter this evening.

Ethan with his first ever rockfish caught using a shaddart; He was braggin on how much of a better fisherman he is than his brother.

Ethan with his first ever rockfish caught using a shad dart; He was braggin on how much of a better fisherman he is than his brother.

Zach J. with a few shad we caught using Bills shad darts night fishing at the Creek.
Zach J. with a few shad we caught using Bills shad darts night fishing at the Creek.  These are Hickory Shad we got the lesson from Bill G. a seafood expert they can be slow cooked at 200 for 6 hours which melts away the bones.

Jordan West with "Westwind Charters" with a nice 6.10 tog.

Jordan West with "Westwind Charters" with a nice 6.10 tog.

"Bill Brown waiting for the big one to bite"

"Bill Brown waiting for the big one to bite"

Spiny Dogfish look like smoothhounds but watch out for the spikes by the dorsal fins.

Spiny Dogfish look like smoothhounds but watch out for the spikes by the dorsal fins

Ryan schilling from new jersey caught a 41 inch 30lb striper on november 5th on the bayside trolling with his dad

Ryan schilling from new jersey caught a 41 inch 30lb striper on november 5th on the bayside trolling with his dad.

Fishing in Chincoteague has been pretty good in the Chincoteague Bay.  Most of the fish are being caught around structure and dark seems to help out the bite.  Swimbaits are the bait of choice and the lighter colors are working better at this time.  We still have our November buy 4 packs get 1 free special going on.  We got in more eels today great for drifting for the rockfish aka(striped bass).  The beach has been a little slow here as of late with only a few rock and some dogfish being caught.  There was a 40 inch rock brought in off the beach on Tues.  Today Rob D. caught and released another 25 inch rock today.  The inshore wrecks are still producing some nice tautog. Today Jordan West limited out on the inshore wrecks with tog his biggest weighing in at 6.10 pounds.  We are open at 7am thats the report for now.  Tight Lines...

Leon Rose with a nice rock from his secret spot.
Leon Rose with a nice rock from his secret spot.

We are still awaiting the big schools of the migrating rockfish to show up in more numbers.  There have been a few rockfish showing up with sealice which are ocean run fish.  The bridges have been productive with chartruce colors working best at this time.  There are not to many people fishing the surf right now.  Pat M. from NY said be careful on the ORV zone as some of the sand has been soft.  We have been experiencing a lot of wind here lately, make sure to have some heavier weights and sputniks for the Fall fishing.  Another tip is to throw directly into the wind as this allows your weight to sink into the sand giving you better holding.  The time of year is also known for hunting, there is sika deer hunting at the Chincoteague Natl. Wildlife Refuge.  If you want to go for waterfowl hunting there are a few local captains that we recommend.  There have been a few flounder and kingfish being caught at the surf here lately.  Thats the report for now.  If you have any information you think useful e-mail me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Ed from Bucks Co., PA with his first ever keeper flounder 19.5 inches fishing the Assateague Channel they also had 9 throwbacks.
Ed from Bucks Co., PA with his first ever keeper flounder 19.5 inches fishing the Assateague Channel they also had 9 throwbacks.

There are still some flounder in the back bay with a lot of throwbacks mixed in.  Off the surf still doggies skates and I had a kingfish too.  We have FRESH BUNKER too.  We are currently running a swimshad special.  Buy 4 packs and get 1 pack free.  This will tun until the end of the month of November.  We carry the largest selection of Calcutta nd Tsunami's come in and we will show you the best colors which work around here.  We also have some of our trolling lures for striped bass.  Live eels and breakaway bobbers are now in stock.

Lucky CHucky's luck ran out with his moped as he had to get a ride back home.

Lucky CHucky's luck ran out with his moped as he had to get a ride back home.