Flag Yellow Tails hitting hard

September 19th, 2008

Captain Jay White and his Miami crew report that large flag yellow tail snappers are biting well on an outgoing tide in 80 feet of water on the edge of the wall.  A wahoo and a dolphin were also carried to the fish cleaning tables this past week.  There is always a good bite at Cape Eleuthera.  Local captains also report that the spear fishing for lobsters is the best they have seen in several years since Tropical Noel just roared by us on the Atlantic Side.  These Spiny backs can be found just out the marina entry in the “Cut” under virtually any small coral head in under 15′ of water.

Tuna Bite is on

September 19th, 2008

Capt Callie is reporting Tuna off Bamboo and Tommy point being caught in the afternoons in the 20-40# range.

The boil is on!

Mutton Snapper Bite is on at the Wall

June 6th, 2008

Captain Bob Hensel

Repeat guest and a pilot that loves the Bahamas submitted these pictures to attest to the Yellow Tail and Mutton Snapper bite that is hot as a June Summer day