In the merry month of May, Gene and I embarked on a fishing foray to get a few roe trout. We left the dock at 6:30 a.m. sharp and proceeded to the bait shop for live shrimp. The size was just right. We stopped at the first drop and were greeted by a steady bite of undersized trout. We boated a few keepers on the rising tide and decided that we would move on to a better drop. At said drop, the
The offshore scene has evolved to a fishery for on reefs for Sheepshead, since Snapper and Seabass are closed. Here is a blast from the past for your enjoyment. See all my video at Youtube/Saltwaternecker Channel to see more of what it like to fish off the Georgia Coast. Capt. Jimmy Newman AKA: Saltwaternecker
Man do they fry up to golden brown perfection. It is worth a trip, anytime they are biting. Come on down to Georgia and give them a try. Capt. Jimmy Newman
Sometimes those so-called fishing hot spots do not pan out. But our buddy did buy us a nice grouper supper at a local eatery, nearby. Enjoy, Capt. Jimmy
This is the tale of a trip that I made on 3-15-12 for whiting. I got them but a Stingray got me. It was in the hand and not life threatening. It was so painful that I ended the trip but with a nice catch of whiting for Sunday dinner. I had to get a tetanus shot and go on antibiotics for a week. It was worth it. Come on down and catch a mess of these great
Among other things, I was a charter captain with my own boat for over fifteen years. I own a number of boats. Some I built and some I am now building. I live on the Georgia coast on a tidal creek just south of Savannah, Georgia. For details of my exploits, see my Youtube Channel/Saltwaternecker.
