Non stop action on the "RockHound"

Departed the dog house on time for our 3 hour run to NC, Kitty Hawk area. Cory the Mate went to work and got the rods out and within minutes we had doubles on. Manning the rods today we have Captain Chuck Linton, his Friend Dave, and my good buddy Mike Wells.

The action was non stop today from the time we got there to the time we headed back to the dog house.

Here's Captain Chuck  and Dave fighting  rock fish when another rod to his right goes off, with 4 fish on at this time Captain Pete and Cory the Mate get in the action. 

After 4 hours of non stop action, from doubles to triples to 5 on, today's total count was 48 Rock Fish boated and released, with 10 in the box. Captain Chuck got Paper today with this nice 48 Lb Rock, and Mike missed by 1 Lb.

The Rock Fish season is at its best right now. Even though we have to go far south to get them its well worth the run. As of now, the "RockHound" is open for next weekend. Call Captain Pete and let the RockHound "Sniff out the Action".

Kitty Hawk NC Rockfish Action

Left the doghouse at 5AM, heading south. Found the parking lot of boats after 3 hr run at the Wright Memorial. Stayed 3 miles north of the fleet and got lines in the water,  and it didn't take long before our first bite.

 Dave with this nice 42" Rockfish

 The action started to heat up fast, within 45 Min. we had 4 triples 3 doubles and than 4 rods go down with 3 rods with 2 fish each.

After a 1 hour battle with the Rockfish the 200 Qt cooler was full with 16 "Rocks" from 35" to 42" .

  It was a great day on the water with 1 to 2 foot waves, sunny and lots of action. After 2 hours of C&R we headed back to the Doghouse. 

Even with the long run to NC, the "RockHound" is still Chartering. We have Sun. the 23rd open as of now. I'm looking  to do a make up Charter the 23rd, so if you are interested call Captain Pete at 757-256-6305

"Long run pays off"

Headed south down to Duck N.C. Saturday, with Gil and his family. We had some great action with Rocks from 30" to 40", with one 32 LBer.

 

                                                                             

We limited out with 14 Rocks in the box. With the warmer weather that has moved in the fishing action is at its best. Reports of schools of Rock fish now back in VA waters, its time to book a trip with "Rock Hound Charters" Call Captain Pete at 757-256-6305
                                                                            



Happy Holidays to all

Rockhound Charters wishs all a Safe and

Happy Holiday Season

Back on line

Hello fellow Anglers, I apologize for not being able to post due to PC problems again. Its been a slow last 2 weeks due to the bad weather. I have had to reschedule several Charters, if conditions are not feasible the "RockHound" will not just take you out for a ride.
 The  "RockHound" was able to make it out Saturday the 18th, it was slow going and manged to put a few fish in the box. 

 The water Temps are starting to come up slowly, and the fish are moving back in within the 3 mile line. January looks to be very promising and the "RockHound" has a few dates open. Call Captain Pete to book your next Charter at,

                                       cell 757-256-6305

                                 www.rockhoundcharters.com 

Fish on,

Captain Pete 

Big Rocks being caught.

I have had 2 Charters since my last update. The big Rock Fish are here and we have been getting our share on the "RockHound" Here are some pic's of the last 2 charters,
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Thanks Carl and crew, see you on the 28th guys.

Good things comes to those who wait, well Robert you finally got your citation. And Tex landed his first paper also, congrats guys. 

We have some great night fishing coming up, and the day action is kicking in as well. Call Captain Pete to discuss your next Charter trip. Go to; www.rockhoundcharters.com



The Night Time Bite IS ON

Lift the dock at 6PM Sunday evening, had the pleasure of chartering Cory and his crew for the Evening. We started out behind the 4th inland and slowly worked our way to the high rise, casting eels waiting for the tide to change. Turned out to be a late change in the tide, but was worth the wait. All in all we had a fairly good night, we lost a monster on a pylon right after we had boated  3 - 42" to 46" Rock Fish and lost another due to over excitement of a new anlger, ( never thumb the spool )

 Thanks Cory for a great evening, see you on Dec. 11th. 
 We have some great night time fishing coming up next week Anglers, Friday thur Tuesday are prime nights. Call RockHound Charters now and get in on the Action 757-256-6305 or go to   http://www.rockhoundcharters.com/

Rock Hound Charters

Captain Pete