Fishing Report 3/30/19

Written on: March 30th, 2019 in Fishing Report

Before we get started, a quick THANK YOU to whatever higher power gave us this beautiful Saturday. Hope everyone got a chance to soak in some of the vitamin D.

 

Guess what? There’s still tog out there, and they are still slow to the bite! But it’s good looks for the future. Current water temperature in Rehoboth is about 46 degrees.

 

Reports of a couple small rockfish being caught out of Indian River Inlet. It’s a little early for anything consistent, but hey, at least it’ll get you out of the house. IR Inlet fishermen were also pulling up some short striper (15 inch average) earlier in the week. The key is getting there at outgoing tide and using small swim shads and bucktails.

 

They are tearing up the tuna down in the Carolinas. As soon as the water gets a little warmer, they’re headed straight for us. Probably another month or so.

 

Charter Boats have already started booking summer trips!! Click here to check out the charter boats page and find information on how to book.

 

Can’t wait to see all the lines coming off the jetty again. See y’all

Fishing Report 3/23/19

Written on: March 23rd, 2019 in Fishing Report

Welcome to spring! Nothing like gale-force winds to break in the new season. Weather tomorrow is supposed to be beautiful, so take some quality time today to untangle your lines and toss those old worms you thought you’d get to use last fall.

 

If you’re looking for something uneventful to do, try tog fishing. The cold weather is keeping them slow, but they’ll still come out if you’re patient.

 

Anglers are reporting short rockfish coming out of the Inlet. Try and get here right before high-tide and you’ll have better luck. No more stripers reported out of here, but one popped up down in OC. Bring out some small shads – that seems to be the lucky pick.

 

Water temperature reading is 41 F so be on the lookout for schools of striper – they’re a-coming.

 

Check out our new instagram page at indian.river.marina! See y’all on the web!

Fishing Report 3/15/2019

Written on: March 15th, 2019 in Fishing Report

The weather outside has been deceivingly sunny and warm the past few days, but if you tried to go to the beach, you probably got pretty sandblasted.

 

I know everyone is tired of hearing it, but the tog are still steady. The water temperature is the same, despite the warmth. Temperatures are supposed to drop back down to “normal” this Sunday.

 

Two firsts this week: first striper was caught at the Indian River Inlet today by Chuck Davis. Nice catch! And the first osprey sighting at Delaware Seashore State Park right at the Inlet bridge.

 

Tuna are still hot down in North Carolina. Save some for us, guys! 🙁

 

The marina Ship Store’s grand opening is set for Easter weekend! Hammerheads Dockside will also be open by then, so come on down for tarps and drinks!

 

Five more days, people… Hang in there.

Fishing Report 3/8/2019

Written on: March 8th, 2019 in Fishing Report

Hope everyone made it through the late-winter freeze okay. The water temperature dropped a couple of degrees. That being said, hope is on the horizon.

 

Tog are still scattered, with most anglers catching limits of decent tog. Reports say they were up to 27″ out of OC.

 

Tuna are flooding the Oregon Inlet in NC according to reports. Massive blue fin were reeled in, up to 107″, all weekend, and yellow fin were hitting the deck like crazy. We’re looking at a few warm days in a row coming up, so be ready to get out there and enjoy it! As soon as the water temperature hits over 45, we’re betting all those tuna are gonna come up to enjoy it!

 

We’re all white-knuckled waiting for this weather to break. Hold on y’all, not much longer.

 

Liked always, thanks for reading. Not too much longer until those tight lines and WARM times!

Fishing Report 3/1/2019

Written on: March 1st, 2019 in Fishing Report

It’s hard to be positive in the face of next week’s freeze, but spring is only 19 days away!

 

Captains are still landing heavy tog, up to over 10 lbs. Patience is the key here. Cold fish = slow bite.

 

Those lucky enough to be in North Carolina right now are enjoying thick yellow-fin, blue-fin, and black sea bass. Be ready – those fish are headed our way as soon as the water warms up! To prep for the upcoming season, you might want to take advantage of the low tides we’ve been having to check out sandbar locations.

 

If you haven’t already, make sure you get the Kids Catch All Tournament on your calendar for June 21-23. Revenue generated from this event goes to the Lyme Disease Association of Delmarva (LDAD). If you’re interested in registering your child, sponsoring our event, or have any other questions about the tournament, give us a call at 302-227-3071 and check out the website at kidscatchall.com .

 

Thanks for reading, and get ready for tight lines and good times!