DAY 4 went swimmingly. Da Tuna gnome cranked on a mean one today. 104 fork length 510 lb. core. Thanks Jim Mueller for all your hard work today. Fish ate a custom Bluewater Candy Jag from Chasin Tails.
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Today went well. A boat limit of jumbo triggers plenty of beeliners and other stuff as well. Back in early with a tired crew. lots of meat headed home with this crew.   The last two days were an absolute blast with some great guys that are nice enough to fish with me every year. The ball busting and jokes always keep up with the action. Good times for sure and plenty of fresh fish are headed back to Delaware.   Got in early after a delightful crew filled the boat with all the triggers and beeliners we could keep. Fun times with a fun appreciative crew.  Well Dorian didn't chase our fish away.The crew were limited out on triggers and beeliners before 11 am. so we went to the deep jigging and played with grown amberjacks and one lonely scamp grouper on the jig. The guys will be sore tomorrow. Procastinator Sportfishing has dates available so call me up and fill your freezer.  Another 300 lb. catch going home with tired customers. We quit trigger fishing around 11AM and went and played with some sea monsters. It was brutally hot with no breeze or cloud cover but it made for an enjoyable and quick ride offshore and back home early. Managed to do what I told Raymond Yong of Centaur Anglers Choice what I was gonna do.....catch a 70 pounder on the ultralight Chiron 6'3 jigging rod . Mission accomplished.   Today was quite enjoyable. 10 and 12 year old Tayloy and Marley put a whoopin on some fish. Threw back more than they kept including a big red snapper and full grown barracuda. It is nice to see the next generation of fishergirls on the water.  Fun crew scrapped out about 300 lbs of mostly jumbo triggers some beeliners, yelloweyes, grouper, and played with a few full grown jacks as well. I do have a couple days open next week if you want to get in on the action.    There is a extreme heat advisory for Beaufort...... for hot fishing. It blew a good bit today but the crew toughed it out and came back a couple hours early with some quality eats. #Procastinatorsportfishing  Not too shabby for about 2 hours of Spanish Mackerel fishing.  |
AuthorCaptain John Cawthern is the owner and primary Captain of Procastinator Sportfishing based out of Beaufort, North Carolina. Captain John is married to his lovely wife of 30 years and has two sons Stephen (daughter in law Bekah) and Seth and two granddaugthers, Addie and Waylynn. Captain John holds a 100 ton Masters Coast Guard Merchant Marine License.Fishing has been a large part of Captain John's life from an early age and absolutely loves his time on the water sharing his passion. Archives
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