Monthly archive February, 2018

25 Feb

2/16/18 Half Day Fishing Report

by Mary DiFruscio in Sundance II Half Day Fishing Reports • Comments Closed •
Captain Jay and first mate Larry made their way out to the fishing grounds, with a light load of 7 passengers. It was sunny, hot, and flat calm, and ended up being a “SLAUGHTER ON THE WATER!” A variety of Read More →
25 Feb

2/15/18 Half Day Fishing Report

by Mary DiFruscio in Sundance II Half Day Fishing Reports • Comments Closed •
Captain Jay and his first mate, Larry went out the North Channel today, to discover an AWESOME bite, and big Grunts. The weather was perfect! So perfect they were able to drift all day long! Their 11 passengers enjoyed less Read More →
25 Feb

2/14/18 Half Day Fishing Report

by Mary DiFruscio in Sundance II Half Day Fishing Reports • Comments Closed •
Captain Jay set out to sea with mates Larry and Alicia on deck. They had a steady bite throughout the day. Captain Jay say “the grunts weren’t giant, but plentiful.’ Their 20 passengers hooked into and landed a little over Read More →
25 Feb

2/13/18 Half Day Fishing Report

by Mary DiFruscio in Sundance II Half Day Fishing Reports • Comments Closed •
Captain Jay and mates Larry and Alicia set sail with their 20 passengers into slick clam seas and picture perfect weather. The bite was GREAT, and the anglers had a blast wrangling up well over 300 fish for the day. Read More →
20 Feb

2/16/18 52 Hour Fishing Report

by Mary DiFruscio in Gulfstar's Fishing Reports • 6 Comments •
2/16/18 52 Hour Fishing Report “With the water slowly getting warmer, the bite is starting to get better.” – Capt. Mitch   2/16/18 52 Hour Golden Grounds Trip ‘Sold Out’ Most fisherman know what to expect as far as fishing in the winter months. Cold Read More →
17 Feb

2/17/18 Half Day FIshing Report

by Mary DiFruscio in Sundance II Half Day Fishing Reports • Comments Closed •
Captain Dave left the dock with mates Alicia, Larry, and Devon on an almost sold out Sundance 11. The bite started out a little scattered, but after relocating, and the tide changed, it was like a switch turned on and Read More →