Fishing Report March 26, 2008

Bluffs Landing Weekend Report

March 24, 2008

Easter weekend began on Thursday with a lot of activity at the Marina. The weather was great and we’ve seen a lot of people coming out to fish. We had a group of people staying here at Bluff’s Landing for three days of fishing. The first day they went out it was slow due to the full moon. Friday however the fishing really turned on! Box after box of Trout, Reds, and Drum were brought in to the docks.

Calvin Neale brought his sons fishing along with a friend of the family. They fished hard for three days. Their final day of fishing was really good, and they had a great time out on the water!

The weekend starting March 28th is going to be really great! The Baffin Bay Bash tournament will be held here at Bluff’s Landing Marina. This tournament is all about catching huge Speckled Trout. The rules state that two fish can be over 25 inches, but the third fish must be less than 25 inches due to state law. The teams receive extra points if the fish are kept alive. So come on out for a lot of fun, sunshine, and great food at the Laguna Reef Restaurant. These tournaments are always a lot of fun!

Have a great day from Bluff’s Landing Marina and Lodge!

Fishing Report March 17, 2008

Bluffs Landing Weekend Report

March 17, 2007

Our weekend started with clear skies on Friday morning. By 10:00 AM the parking lot was at maximum capacity. By 12:00 noon the whole marina was full! Guests were arriving for the hotel and people were everywhere. Nine fishing guides were on the water with customers eager to catch a lot of fish. They started returning around 2:00 PM with coolers full of fish. Nice catches of large Redfish, 6 lb to 7 lb trout, drum to 28 inches, flounder up to 18 inches. (see pictures) Onlookers gathered to see what catches were coming in. Lots of ooh’s and ah’s.

Saturday’s weather was better yet at 95 degrees, clear skies and plenty of people. Once again we were at maximum capacity. Jerry B’s Kayaks were holding kayak demos until 4:00 PM on the grassy point. Lots of people came for the free demo ride. Winds shifted to the N/E at 8 miles per hour and fishing was good. The Barometric Pressure will change the feeding pattern for most fish. Still nice boxes of fish were brought in.

Sunday’s weather was overcast with 10 to 20 mile per hour winds from the southeast.

COMING SOON

Fishing report coming soon!