Teaser Fishing Charters Mark Brown

Come join crew for a day of fishing aboard the Teaser2. The new TEASER2 is a 45′ custom built sportfisherman. It’s powered by two 460 hp Lugger diesel engines and has a cruising speed of 20 knots, or 23 miles per hour. We hope that you’ll come and experience the excitement of a day deep-sea fishing with us. Let’s say at the outset that the crew members are professional fishermen who want to return with a good catch more than you do and will do everything in their power to do so. Safety and personalized service are #1. A day spent fishing aboard the ‘TEASER2’ is the thrill of a lifetime. (portbook.com)

     Super day on the 31′ Pelagic Too yesterday.   Caught the grouper good, snapper good, a 450 lb Sand Tiger shark, some big bass that we released, a 30 + lb king, and a 42 lb wahoo.   Had one other wahoo looking at our light line for 5 minutes while we where at anchor, then I pitched a double pogie rig out and she got more excited, missed the bait and got fowl hooked in the back.   Spooled half the reel, however got rear wrapped.   Looked like a 60 lb wahoo.   Constant action all day!  Monday was rough weather on the 31′, but did catch some bottom creachers and got home a little early. (pelagicsportfishing.com)

Another EPIC on the El Budster, throughout which we hooked up dolphin, tuna, striped white marlin and the mighty Blue Marlin. Attached photo is a 120lb striped white marlin which we quickly released back to the ocean. Throughout the trip I experienced the most unbelievable fishing moment of my life. While trolling and sitting on the bridge with Captain Andy we heard a deafening bang and a saw a explosion of the water beside the ship. We now saw that the big wooden teaser we were pulling on a cord for attraction only was gone. Whatever it was attacked the teaser and snapped the heavy cord like a thread! inside times the rod on the bridge was bent in half with the line screaming out. (tripadvisor.com)

It was Mexican Joe who changed the name for "tunny" to "tuna". Charles Holder was familiar with them, and had attempted to catch what was usually called "horse mackerel" one summer in New England. He adopted Joe’s slang and expanded it to "leaping tuna" in recognition of their spectacular aerial pursuits of the flying fish, their favorite quarry around Catalina. This name stuck for many years. The fact that they were considered impossible to catch by rod and reel was invitation enough for some bold sportsmen of the day. In 1896, the 1st documentation catch was made off Avalon by Colonel C. (Check this site out)

In common blue-marlin fashion, the fish took off like a scalded cat, and the fly line whistled through the guides, turning the fly reel into a spinning blur. Catching blues on regular light tackle is hard enough, however on fly gear it s amazing how it all stays together. Sahiaoui s years of experience kept the light tippet from parting, and the experienced captain on the wheel kept them in the game. The chase, on a maneuverable ship with two deckies harnessed up with safety ropes prepared for a gaff shot, thrilled me to the bone and proved awesome to watch. (marlinmag.com)

Coulter said dolphin feed in the top part of the water column and some number of baits are set up to skip and help draw them in. His tempt selection begins with medium ballyhoo rigged into Sea Witches. He likes to run a dink bait on a flat line tight behind the teaser on one side and a nylon bait on the other flat line. The spread will include a couple of bigger tempt-and-bait combos, like a Hawaiian Eye or Sea Star with a big ballyhoo, if a marlin or another big predator sees the action and comes to check it out. Color matters and Coulter likes blues and reds, however he will include other colors to see if fish have a preference on any given day. (northcarolinasportsman.com)

Both event days will take place at Seng’s Marina, the gracious host place for the past five years. Although the fishing tournament itself is restricted to registered players, the public is invited to join the ‘Welcome Back Celebration’ as the boats return to the marina, traveling up the river channel and into Manistee Lake. The riverwalk along the river channel will be lined with patriotic and appreciative fans, waving their flags to cheer and welcome the fishermen back ‘home’. In expressing his gratitude for the event a last participant said, ‘When I came home from responsibility, we were told not to wear our uniforms. (tightlinesfortroops.com)

Last week throughout the Orange Beach Billfish Classic the Alabama State Record Big Eye record was shattered when the crew of the Kemosabe with Capt Ronnie Roussel and mate Pip Al-Jazra weighed in an remarkable 158. 20 fish which won 2nd place in the tuna division. Capt Ronnie Roussel stated to us that the Big Eye Tuna ate a Squidnation Flippy Floppy. I had to call and get the details because when it was stated I was so excited that I wanted to hear it from the crew directly. Capt Roussel said, ‘that’s true, on your Pink Flippy Floppy. Our mate Pip Al- Jazra had it out less than 10 minutes when there was a big explosion. (blog.squidnation.com)

There’s no better time to cash in on the sweetwater action that s happening now. Bass are to get on the beds in most area lakes and ponds also as on some of the local rivers. Pasco and Polk County lakes hold some of the biggest bass in the neighborhood. Crappie fishing is nearing the peak of action and local anglers are taking benefit of some of the year s best fishing for them. Shelby Bachnik, daughter of Eric Bachnik, owner of the L & S Bait Company, maker of the MirrOlure, Iland Lures, Paul Brown, and a Texas brand recently assumed called Tidal Surge Lures, was wailing on big slab crappie in Lake Tarpon. (floridasportsman.com)

Outdoor Channel, America’s Leader In Outdoor TV, invites you to cast your vote for the 14th yearly Golden Moose Awards Powered by RAM. The Fan Favorite groups include: Best in general Series, Best New Series in 2013, Best Hunting Series, Best Fishing Series and Best Host s . The Golden Moose Awards GMA celebrates a year’s worth of Outdoor Channel’s leading programming, with the producers and skill that bring these shows to life. The network will present more than 20 awards, as well as the Fan Favorites, at this year’s awards ceremony. (outdoorchannel.com)