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Last Update: July, 2,2010
2010 fishing Lic. & Boat Reg.- next year ALL fishing Lic. and Boat Reg. will be done online. We can still do your fishing Lic. & Registrations here at the Marina, but you will not receive your boat stickers that day. The stickers will be mailed to you by Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, It can take up to 3 weeks to get your stickers. DE REEF GUIDE- You can print your own reef guide out- click here. ** New Button - I have added a new button at the top the the web-page to make it easier for you to request work to be done to your boat. Please give atleast a weeks notice to have your boat Dewinterized. There is also a new button to make it easier to request a quote on a new/ used boat or a new Yamaha engine or repower. Line Spooler- We have a line spooler, so if you have any fishing rods that have old line on them, don't risk missing that big fish this year, Replace the line with some new line. Read about the ETHANOL FUEL - PLEASE READ CLICK HERE Marina Chat group - I have started a Marina fishing chat group where you can share your fishing know how or ask some questions so you become a better fisherman. This was primarily set up for Marina Customers. You can talk about anything Marina, Boating or Fishing related. There will be no name calling or bad language. Just click on the box below or send me your e-mail address and I will send you an invitation to join. CHECK THIS OUT - Take a look at this web-site with info about Mispillion Inlet. Mispillion Inlet web-cam - Roosevelt inlet web-cam click here Knots Animated Fishing Knot Link check this out - click here YOU MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT TO PICK UP OR DROP OFF YOUR BOAT. FIN # The new regulation requiring a FIN (Fisherman Information Network) number for all Delaware anglers, 16 years and older, went into effect Jan. 1. Go here for more information on getting your FIN number. For more information click here. |
Fishing Report.....................................
07/02/10 Eric Burnley
DELAWARE BAY - The opening day of tog fishing was hampered by high winds that kicked up
rough seas and made anchoring on structure difficult. One captain I spoke with on Thursday morning said
half of his party was sick before they got to their fishing location so he had to return to the dock. I did see a
catch of three or four tog per angler made by another captain before he came in early.
The summer rockfish season also kicked in Thursday and I know of one angler who had his limit out of the
Lewes and Rehoboth Canal. This two month season was productive for most anglers (not me) last year and I
expect a repeat of that success. Some of the best bay rockfishing will be in the mouths of tidal creeks and
rivers, the area around Ship John and in the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal. Cut bunker fished on the bottom or
live eels drifted over structure are two good baits.
Rockfish were caught at the Outer Wall in the evening and early morning on plugs, jigs and eels. Just
remember that any rock over 26 inches must be released. Another thing to keep in mind is New Jersey does
not have a summer rockfish season and their size limit remains at 28 inches. If you are checked by New
Jersey officials and found to have 20- to 26-inch rock on board they will give you a ticket.
Flounder fishing seems to be improving in the bay, We had reports of flounder as far north as the 6L Buoy
and Reef Site 2. The reef sites seem to hold the most fish and the most fishermen. Flounder have also been
taken at the Anchorage between the F and G buoys. The inshore waters between Broadkill Beach and Cape
Henlopen have seen some keeper flounder as well.
In the upper bay, small rock should be available from Woodland Beach and Augustine. White perch and
catfish will help fill the cooler.
INSHORE OCEAN - The Old Grounds, Reef Sites 10 and 11 and inshore wrecks have all seen
decent action on flounder and sea bass. The problem is size; most of the fish do not meet the minimum
length requirement and must be returned to the water.
The inshore lumps have seen sharks, bluefish and false albacore. As the water temperature increases we
should see yellowfin tuna and dolphin join the mix.
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OFFSHORE OCEAN Tuna, dolphin, marlin and wahoo were caught from the canyons last
weekend with a lot of the action centered around the Poorman’s. As any experienced offshore fisherman will
tell you, what happened last weekend or even yesterday is no indication of what will happen this weekend.
The weather does look fishable and with the holiday I expect to see plenty of boats covering the water from
the Norfolk to the Wilmington.
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07/02/10 Eric Burnley
DELAWARE BAY - The opening day of tog fishing was hampered by high winds that kicked up
rough seas and made anchoring on structure difficult. One captain I spoke with on Thursday morning said
half of his party was sick before they got to their fishing location so he had to return to the dock. I did see a
catch of three or four tog per angler made by another captain before he came in early.
The summer rockfish season also kicked in Thursday and I know of one angler who had his limit out of the
Lewes and Rehoboth Canal. This two month season was productive for most anglers (not me) last year and I
expect a repeat of that success. Some of the best bay rockfishing will be in the mouths of tidal creeks and
rivers, the area around Ship John and in the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal. Cut bunker fished on the bottom or
live eels drifted over structure are two good baits.
Rockfish were caught at the Outer Wall in the evening and early morning on plugs, jigs and eels. Just
remember that any rock over 26 inches must be released. Another thing to keep in mind is New Jersey does
not have a summer rockfish season and their size limit remains at 28 inches. If you are checked by New
Jersey officials and found to have 20- to 26-inch rock on board they will give you a ticket.
Flounder fishing seems to be improving in the bay, We had reports of flounder as far north as the 6L Buoy
and Reef Site 2. The reef sites seem to hold the most fish and the most fishermen. Flounder have also been
taken at the Anchorage between the F and G buoys. The inshore waters between Broadkill Beach and Cape
Henlopen have seen some keeper flounder as well.
In the upper bay, small rock should be available from Woodland Beach and Augustine. White perch and
catfish will help fill the cooler.
INSHORE OCEAN - The Old Grounds, Reef Sites 10 and 11 and inshore wrecks have all seen
decent action on flounder and sea bass. The problem is size; most of the fish do not meet the minimum
length requirement and must be returned to the water.
The inshore lumps have seen sharks, bluefish and false albacore. As the water temperature increases we
should see yellowfin tuna and dolphin join the mix.
.
OFFSHORE OCEAN Tuna, dolphin, marlin and wahoo were caught from the canyons last
weekend with a lot of the action centered around the Poorman’s. As any experienced offshore fisherman will
tell you, what happened last weekend or even yesterday is no indication of what will happen this weekend.
The weather does look fishable and with the holiday I expect to see plenty of boats covering the water from
the Norfolk to the Wilmington.
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| 4/16/10 Ralph Serago 30" & 32" Stripers |
John w/ his proud Drum catch
Andrew Peirce 2 drum about 25lbs
caught at the coral beds 5/16/10
caught at the coral beds 5/16/10
| Eric Morrow and his 56.8 lb. Drum caught 5/16/10 |
Ralph Serago and his nice Drum
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Mark Snyder & His Drum Catch
6/18/10 Nice 20" flounder caught
at site 6 by Mrs. Heffentrager.
at site 6 by Mrs. Heffentrager.
