Click Here For Fishing Report Archives Spring tog fishing continued right up to the May 12 closure with limits on every single trip. Black drum fishing has heated up with fish up to 74 lbs already. With any luck we may see a few post spawn stripers mixed in with the drum. Seabass fishing remains strong in the ocean. New flounder regulations are in effect for Delaware as of today and the size limit is back to 18 1/2" with a creel limit of four per person. This should provide for some great flounder catches this summer. We have had a good stretch of weather enabling us to get in a bunch of trips so here's the highlights. The following groups all had tog limits: We fished two black drum trips as well. Courtney Garpoli and friends joined for an afternoon trip on a day that they had produced excellent catches during the morning hours. We arrived on scene marked the fish but no takers then looked around a couple spots and finally got one drum at the end of the trip. That next morning was Jeff Lauer and crews first of two morning trips and we went up the bay hoping the drum would bite in the morning again. This trip could be described as drum catching as we harvested a box full of fish up to 741/2 lbs for Jeff himself and release eight as well for a total of nineteen on the morning. We are once again using circle hooks exclusively for these black drum enabling a 100 percent success rate along with easy boat side releases. Congratulations to Jerry West who released a citation sized drum as well. We still have some prime drum fishing dates available so if you would like to get out give us a call! Capt. Carey Evans HOME PAGE | FISHING INFO | OUR RATES | DIRECTIONS | E-MAIL Back to Beach-Net.com Fishing Home Copyright © 2000 - =date("Y"); ?> Grizzly Sportfishing |