Cobia or Redfish?

The cobia have showed up early this year due to warm waters and and the full moon in mid April. There have been many caught on the bottom, the key to this is lots of chum and some pretty live baits, such as a greenie, whiting, or bluefish. There doesn't seem to be any problem sight casting to them on top if the water is slick, usually in the morning or the evening seems to work the best.

The redfish bite is getting better every day, they where a little tough a month ago when the water was getting warm and then cold again, this is very common during the "transition stage". Almost all recent trips have been producing double digit fish. I still have some open dates for the next month, so come get your cobia on. Or book the guest house and get the stay and play rate. Don't let your line slack.
 
Captain Steve

Oh by the way Team Roll-N aka Seas So Shallow Charters won the first cobia tournament of the year with a 60lber, with help from Capt. Ross and his dad Robbie!

For out of towners, book a trip and inquire about our guest house.
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Boat Info:
Pathfinder 22ft. Tournament Edition, 225 Yamaha 4 Stroke

Rates:
All trips include all necessary licenses, tackle, lures, bait, etc. All you need to bring is what you want to eat and drink for the day. A cooler and ice will be provided on the boat for your convience.
* 4 hours - $350. Additional hourly rate $75.00
* 1 additional angler can be added for $50.00 per trip. (4 anglers max.)

* Skiff 16ft. - Call the Captain to check availability for shallow water, flounder gigging, etc.