Its been a nice start to the week after a tough weekend of weather. We have had a fre more stripers move into the surf and bay. The water temps are continually creeping lower which will improve the fishing. We have had a few anglers doing well drifting eels in the channel with some bigger fish being taken. Swimshads are still bait of shoice around the structure. Off the beach we have been getting in fresh bunker consistently which has been the best bait. Our Annual Surf Striper Tournament. Is slated for November 18-20th just come in to the shop and sign up before you go fishing. It is a FREE tournament with plenty of prizes for top finishers. Make sure to layer up this time of year as the weather can change rapidly. Thatas all for now. Tight Lines!
/DSCI0360-750.jpg "Jean Birsner from The Cove, VA ….18” Striper caught off the surf 11-7-11")
Jean Birsner from The Cove, VA ….18” Striper caught off the surf 11-7-11
/IMG_1699-750.jpg "Barry and Tom with a good catch from the Chincoteague Bay caught by the mysterious fisherman using a 5 inch swimbait..")
Barry and Tom with a good catch from the Chincoteague Bay caught by the mysterious fisherman using a 5 inch swimbait.
/crabby-750.jpg "Crabby John with a 34'' striper caught in the bay using artificals.")
Crabby John with a 34'' caught jigging.
/IMG_1700-750.jpg "Allen Mitchell, Jimmy Vasiliou, and Crabby John with a limit of fish from the Chesapeake we used swimtails, crippled herrings, ava jigs, and swimshads in a fun day of fishing.")
Allen Mitchell, Jimmy Vasiliou, and Crabby John with a limit of fish from the Chesapeake we used swimtails, crippled herrings, ava jigs, and swimshads in a fun day of fishing.
