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Fishing Report 9/9/2019

Written on: September 9th, 2019 in Fishing Report

Wow, what a beautiful weekend! Minus the high winds and high tides on Friday, the rest of the weekend was absolutely perfect.

Offshore reports of nice amounts of mahi and some scattered yellowtail.

There were a lot of tuna spotted, but they just weren’t biting.

Inshore reports nice flounder hitting the docks.

Here’s some pictures from the past week of fishing:

Brittany Lee of Ocean View, DE caught this 6.04lb and 24 inch flounder while jigging a Bass Assassin and fishing on the north side of the Indian River Inlet. (Photo courtesy Hook’em & Cook’em)
This great catch of mahi, weighing in at 186lbs was brought in by the Double D’s while fishing in the Baltimore Canyon. Pictured are Capt. Dwayne Dodd, Hunter Holland of Frankford, DE, Jom Grohman of Fenwick Island, DE, Amber Counsellor of Smyrna, DE, Cade Grohman of Fenwick Island, DE and Robert St. Jacques of Laurel, DE. (Not pictured is Capt. Dennis Robbins) (Photo courtesy Hook’em & Cook’em)
7 year old Taylor Cropper of Dagsboro, DE caught this 15lb citation false albacore while fishing at the Lightship using a pink and white skirted ballyho. (Photo courtesy Hook’em & Cook’em)
Fishing in the Indian River Inlet using spot, Chris Snively, Gabby Baker, Mickey Payne and Trent Snivley, all from Georgetown, DE caught eight keeper flounder weighing up to 3.1lbs. (Photo courtesy Hook’em & Cook’em)
These mahi weighing up to 12.6lbs were caught by Devin and Donna Tarr and Terry Murray of Dagsboro, DE while pitching ballyhoo and squid just north of Massey’s Canyon. (Photo courtesy Hook’em & Cook’em)

Also big thanks to everyone who came out for the 5th Annual Fishermen’s Flea Market, both sellers and spenders! This is an annual event, so let us know if you are interested in participating in 2020!

And LAST BUT NOT LEAST, our 1st Annual Autumn Art Fest is happening THIS SATURDAY from 10:00am-5:00pm, with over 50 art vendors, several local food trucks, $25 beer/wine tasting, and pumpkin painting for the kids.

If you are arriving by water, IRM monitors radio channel 9, and we will place orange cones at available slips. Please contact us if possible to help you find an open slip.

See you next weekend! And as always, wishing everyone tight lines and good times!





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Located on the north side of the Indian River Inlet at Delaware Seashore State Park, the park’s marina features many convenient services for boaters and fishermen. And it’s just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean and the Inland Bays – some of the finest fishing grounds on the east coast!


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