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We did not sail over the weekend and have been doing educational trips the last few days. Today we did some seining for plankton and towed a dredge for some bottom samples. Dan, our local expert did a great job teaching all the kids about the local marine life. Below are a few pictures of the plankton taken from the microscope we set up in the cabin. We will be doing these educational trips all week with the exception of

Just wanted say thanks to everyone who made yesterdays seminar trip such a great success. Thanks Togmaster, EC, and Noreast for all the support and choosing to host the seminar on our boat. We really appreciate it. It is a great concept and I hope everyone walked away with some new ideas. Hopefully we can do it again sometime. Thankfully a few blacks finally started to bite. LuckyLindy led the way with a 6lb black. Linda 'Lady Reeler' Tuttle was

It has been a very slow start to the season, but things are looking up! We began on April 20 and fished the next three days. The water temp was a chilling 40.7 degrees when we began and there was very little life on the wrecks. Thankfully with the week of warm weather water temps have now risen into the high 40's and the blackfish are starting to stir. On account of the slow fishing we decided not to sail

Togs are still chewin!!! We did not sail for a few days. Today we got out with 7 fares plus crew. 65 keepers up to 9 lbs were landed on the day. Solid bite all day long despite the strong wind and moon. We will be sailing through Sunday December 10. Just give a call if you would like to join us before its over!

Awesome day out there yesterday. Togs were biting their heads off before the blow. Lots of limit catches around the boat with the pool fish around 9 lbs. As a result of the great fishing and warm water temps, we have extended our season and will be fishing through the weekend of December 10.

Today the blackfish were snappin good. We captured over 230 keeper size whitechins. The pool fish was 9.5 lbs and high hook was 18 (orl). Awesome day. One of the best trips of the season!

Decent catch of tog again today. Nice pick on most drops today in 60-90 feet of water. 120 keepers were landed with several in the 8-10 lb class. My mom even landed an 8 lbder! We will be sailing everyday till at least Sunday December 3. Plenty of room if you would like to join us. Just give a call.

Togs are still chewin' !!! Blown out for a few days. Today was beautiful though after the wind laid down. We had some good action as 140 blackfish were landed for the day.

Very good blackfishing continues. 175 keepers yesterday. 175 keepers today. Five fish this week have weighed in over 10 lbs including two close to 12lbs! Dont know how long it will last. Hopefully at least another week or two. Rich 12 lbs

Insane Bail JOB today! 21 anglers enjoyed an awesome bite on quality blackfish all morning long. We limited out, left them biting and were home by 12:30. A day to remember for sure! Big Ed Remek won the pool with a 9 lb beauty. Ed Remek Paul Sinkers

Wind and seas laid right down today. Nice pick of fish today with some very big tog in the mix. Pool winner was over 10 lbs and a very big blackfish close to 12 lbs that was not in the pool was caught and released to fight another day.

Awesome blackfishing today on the annual Veteran's day trip. Great company, great weather, great food. What more could you ask for! Thanks to Mike for all your work putting it together. Look forward to next year! Dennis from Pennsylvania won the pool with a beautiful 10.5 lbder.

Slow pick for us out there today. About 60 keepers on the day. One slob though which weighed in at 11.5 lbs! Had a ten lbder two days ago.

Fishing was very, very good on Thursday with many limiting out on the day. Friday and Saturday were slow and the bite was way off with the full moon. Today was better though as the fish bite well in the afternoon after a slow morning. Should be a great week coming up. Prime time!

Blackfishing is very good right now!! Plenty of room still on many trips. Des Donaldson Mrs. Tradewinds