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Chesapeake Bay Fishing Charters, Virginia Fishing Guides

Complete resource guide for anglers looking for fishing charters to fishing forums. Maybe you are looking for a saltwater charter fishing trip to the Chesapeake Bay to fish for trophy striper along the legendary and world famous Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel crossing. Once known as one of the seven man-made wonders of the world, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel is known to hold monster sized striper that sometimes reach over 50 pounds. Chesapeake Bay fishing charters and other Virginia fishing guides fish the CBBT for other species too like big cobia that can reach 100 pounds or large gray trout, also known as weakfish that can easily top 10 pounds.

For the local Chesapeake Bay fishing charters and also the Virginia Beach fishing guides this place is a saltwater fishing paradise and if the Bay is not for you then the charter boats can simply head out into the offshore waters of the Gulfstream in Atlantic Ocean where big gamefish like tuna and marlin are the catch of the day. Rudee Inlet on the Virginia southeast coast is the main port where the Virginia Beach fishing charter fleet runs out of for everything from deep sea wreck fishing for sea bass or tautog to offshore sportfishing for nice sized yellowfin tuna, marlin, and dolphin.

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Ft Lauderdale Drift Fishing & Sport Fishing Report
ladypamela2	Posted: Wed Jun 30 13:11:06 2010	Post \| Quote in Reply
	Lady Pamela II Sportfishing Charters Fort Lauderdale, Florida www.ladypamela2.com 954-761-8045 Fort Lauderdale Fishing Update June 22nd, 2010 Today, my buddy Ed, his wife, Alan and I headed offshore aboard Ed’s 54’ Viking boat in 5-7 ft swells in search of the Daytime Swordfish. Once we reached our destination, Alan and I were ready to rock and roll in the cockpit and make a drop. Our first drop of the day consisted of a 12 lb lead in 1,950 ft of deep blue water. We waited patiently for the bite and after 45 minutes, it was time to reel it up and go for round two. We rigged up a fancy bait and this time dropped it down in 1,750 ft of water. Within 30 minutes, we got a nice bite but it didn’t last long. Ed made a 3-mile move south and after 30 more minutes we were hooked. It was sloppy out there but Ed managed to hold the boat right on top of the fish. As soon as Alan removed the lead, the Daytime Broadbill swam up to the surface. Nice fish! I look forward to fishing with you guys again, just in more comfortable seas! June 26th, 2010 The Lady Pamela Fishing Fleet welcomes the newest addition, Fort Lauderdale’s ONLY Sportfishing Drift Boat, the Lady Pamela III. Not like your average drift fishing boat in Fort Lauderdale, the Lady Pamela III is a Sportfish boat, carrying a maximum of 24 passengers. Today, Captain Adam had a wedding party of 22 aboard the Lady Pamela III and Captain Paul and I fished aboard the Lady Pamela II with a private charter. Captain Paul led us to the edge where I popped the kites and dropped two deep baits down below. The bite was nearly instant; drag was pouring off it. After 30 minutes of watching this huge fish run, I got a good look at the 14 ft Hammerhead Shark come up to the surface. The giant shark didn’t come up for long, it disappeared for another run. This time it was Captain Paul’s turn in the cockpit. Captain Paul couldn’t believe how powerful and large this fish was until he started leadering the fish for himself. An hour into the fight, the angler in the chair said, “There’s no way we can catch this fish.” Captain Paul said, “We are going to get this fish.” Finally, after a very sweaty fight, Captain Paul and I managed to get a head rope around the Hammerhead Shark. It was huge; words cannot even describe how big a 14 ft Game Shark is when your feet away from it. The Lady Pamela III ended their day with a nice size Warsaw Grouper. Tight Lines! Captain David Ide www.ladypamela2.com 954-761-8045

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