Monday, August 29, 2011

Hurricane Irene

I was going to post pictures of the aftermath of the hurricane. Luckily, there is nothing to post. Things should settle down quickly because of the beautiful post hurricane weather we will be having and fishing should quickly resume.

Captain Joe Hughes
IGFA Certified
Jersey Cape Guide Service
www.CaptainJoeHughes.com
609-827-3442

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Hurricane Irene

I chose to get out of dodge since it appears the hurricane is headed our way. Pulled all the boats and trailered my skiff to PA. Funny thing is I think I'm getting more rain here than in Sea Isle. I hope I overreacted. We will see.

Captain Joe Hughes
IGFA Certified
Jersey Cape Guide Service
www.CaptainJoeHughes.com
609-827-3442

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Mid Atlantic White Marlin

A short video from today.

Check out this video on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2F7kGlJ_90&feature=youtube_gdata_player


Captain Joe Hughes
IGFA Certified
Jersey Cape Guide Service
www.CaptainJoeHughes.com
609-827-3442

Mid Atlantic $500000

Fishing this week in the Mid Atlantic $500000 tournament on the Wild Oats. Fished today and went two for two on white marlin. Neither big enough to bring to the scales. Beautiful water today. Video to follow.

Captain Joe Hughes
IGFA Certified
Jersey Cape Guide Service
www.CaptainJoeHughes.com
609-827-3442

Sunday, August 21, 2011

Waterspouts and Mahi

Fished offshore yesterday with Lindsey C and crew for the ladies tournament. We caught a bunch of mahi but no billfish came our way. We had to dodge several waterspouts that lingered around the squall lines.

First Saltwater Fish

Fished with Rich D and family in the bay on Thursday. We had fun catching sea bass and fluke. The picture is of Brenna and her first salt water fish.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Cod, Pollick, Sea Bass, Ling, and Mahi

Fished with Dusty and crew today. We slid offshore to do a little deep water wreck fishing. We had a great time and caught keeper cod, sea bass, ling, and mahi. We also released some small pollock. Now that's a mixed bag.