Sharing information on saltwater fishing in local rivers, Chesapeake Bay and as a fishing log as well as trip reports of travel to fishing destinations around the world. Sharing guides, hotel, lodge information and costs to make it easier to find the best places for the traveling fisherman to visit.
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Saturday, May 9, 2020
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
River fishing May 3
Mary and I were out for a boat ride and Jack called on Sunday afternoon and we met him and Arthur and I showed him a few spots on the river to go fishing they manage to Catch a couple of nice pups on some fresh mullet that Jack had caught in his cast net. The wind was out of the south water temperature upper 60s.
Friday, April 24, 2020
Togging April 23,2020
There was a weather window on Thursday morning from about 930 to 130 with light south winds and an incoming current not very strong. We fished many spots managed 2 keepers and some oyster toads wasn’t really much of a bite I still don’t think that they’ve come out of their winter holes yet. Water
was 55 to 56 F
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Tog fishing 4/7/20
David and I and my brother Arthur and nephew Jack went fishing today. The weather was gorgeous sunny right wins a little bit out of the south east water temperature 54 to 56°. The current wasn’t too bad and it was fishable but only managed one 18 inch fish and 10 oyster toads.
Monday, April 6, 2020
Togging 3/30/20
Light easterly winds with easterly swell. Current was light. Air in low 50’s, Water 52 to 55 f. Fished from 11 to 3:15 and caught around 10 mostly 15 inches but keep one 19 inch fish David caught.

Saturday, March 28, 2020
TOG FISHING MARCH 26, 2020
David and I left dock at 10:30 am. Wind was less than 10 out of NE 55F air, Water went from 51 to 55 F. We fished many spots fro 20 to 60 ft of water with not much current either incoming or outgoing. Not a single bite. Came in at 4 PM. Boat ran great.
Monday, December 16, 2019
Fishing on Florida the first week of December
The peacock bass fishing was good but we were not able to figure out the saltwater scene.
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