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Get ready for a fishing trip that'll have you hooked from start to finish! Our inshore experience is perfect for anglers of all levels looking to test their skills against some of the most exciting fish in these waters. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, you'll find plenty to love about this hands-on adventure. We'll get you right where the action is, using tried-and-true techniques to land those prized catches.
This trip is all about getting you up close and personal with the local marine life. We'll cruise to some of the best inshore spots, where the fish are biting and the scenery is stunning. You'll be using top-notch gear, and our experienced guides will be right there to help you perfect your technique. It's just you and the fish out there, so get ready for some quality one-on-one time with nature. No need to worry about crowds or competing for the best spots - we've got that all sorted for you.
We'll be using a mix of techniques to maximize your chances of landing a big one. Expect to try your hand at bottom fishing, which is perfect for nabbing those tasty Black Sea Bass. We might also do some light trolling or casting, depending on what's biting. Our guides know these waters like the back of their hand, so they'll clue you in on the best spots and techniques for each species. You'll be using light to medium tackle, which gives you the perfect balance of control and excitement when you're reeling in your catch.
Don't just take our word for it - here's what some of our happy anglers have to say:
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Black Sea Bass are one of the stars of our inshore waters. These feisty fighters are known for their delicious white meat and their tenacity on the line. They typically hang out near structures like reefs and wrecks, so we'll be targeting those hotspots. Black Sea Bass can grow up to 25 inches long, giving you a real workout when you're reeling them in. They're most active in the warmer months, making spring through fall the prime time to catch these beauties.
The American Angler, also known as the weakfish, is another local favorite. Don't let the name fool you - these fish put up a great fight! They're known for their beautiful, iridescent coloration and their tendency to strike hard and fast. Weakfish typically show up in our waters in the spring and stick around until fall. They love to hang out in estuaries and bays, so we'll be hitting those spots to increase your chances of landing one of these gorgeous fish.
Last but not least, we've got the American Eel. These slippery characters might not be the prettiest fish in the sea, but they're a blast to catch. Eels are mostly active at night, so if we're targeting these, we might adjust our schedule for a twilight or night fishing adventure. They're known for their strong fights and their ability to wrap around just about anything, making them a unique challenge for anglers. Plus, they're considered a delicacy in many cuisines, so you might just land yourself a gourmet dinner!
This inshore trip is your ticket to an unforgettable day on the water. With a variety of species to target and expert guides to show you the ropes, you're in for a real treat. Whether you're looking to put some fish in the cooler or just enjoy the thrill of the catch, we've got you covered. Don't let this opportunity slip away - book your spot now and get ready for a fishing adventure that'll have you coming back for more. The fish are waiting, and so are we!
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American anglers, also called goosefish or monkfish, are odd-looking bottom dwellers that'll test your skills. These ambush predators can grow over 3 feet long and 50 pounds, though most are smaller. You'll find them lurking on soft, sandy bottoms in deep waters over 1,000 feet. They're masters of camouflage, blending in with rocks and using spines on their heads to lure prey. To catch one, you'll need to get your bait to the ocean floor - try big live baits like mackerel or squid. Slowly drag it across the bottom to mimic an easy meal. Anglers put up a good fight and their meat is prized, but watch those powerful jaws when bringing them aboard. Here's a local secret: after storms, some get pushed to the surface, so keep an eye out for an rare topwater opportunity.

American eels are slimy, snake-like fish that put up a surprising fight. They usually run 1-4 feet long and up to 17 pounds, with females growing larger. You'll find them in freshwater streams and lakes along the East Coast, often burrowed in muddy bottoms or hiding under cover. These sneaky predators are most active at night, so that's prime time to target them. Eels are fascinating - they start life in the ocean, migrate to freshwater, then return to the sea to spawn. Anglers love the challenge and their tasty meat. To catch one, fish near the bottom with worms or small fish. Here's a tip: in clearer water, look for lighter-colored eels. In acidic streams, they tend to be darker. Just watch out for that slime when you're handling them!

Black sea bass are a fun target that'll give you a good fight. These plump-bodied fish typically weigh under 4 pounds, but can reach 8+ in deeper waters. Look for them around structure like wrecks, jetties and rocky bottoms. They're most active from late spring through summer when they move closer to shore. What's cool about these fish is they start life as females and some later become males - you might even see bright blue males during spawning season. To land one, use a medium-weight rod with 20-30 pound line and fish near the bottom. Live squid or fish strips work great as bait. Pro tip: the bigger fish tend to hang out in deeper, rockier areas, so don't be afraid to venture further out for a trophy catch.

Update They quickly understood my requirements and delivered solutions that exceeded my expectations. Their technical expertise ensured that all issues were resolved efficiently, and their customer service was top-notch, always keeping me informed and updated throughout the process