I just added a new Plug N Play Blog and will start using this instead of the usual format for the fishing reports. It appears to be easier and people really enjoy using them and they are far more content rich for updating on the web for RSS Feeds and mobil devices!
Be sure to check out the PNP Charters Facebook Page. We'll be offering multiple trips and specials this season as well as giving some gear from our sponsors away to just our Fans so "LIKE" us on FB and follow us this season. Thanks for your support!
We recently added 2 boats to the fleet. Both boats are state of the art fishing vessels with cutting edge electronics and safety gear. These boats will help get us to the fishing grounds fast and safe. The newest vessel M/V Irie Mon is a 2005 23TE Contender and the M/V It Ain't Luck a beautiful 28ft Southport CC which is based in Plymouth MA for all our tuna and cod fishing adventures. Having access to these boats has also opened up other opportunities for fishing such as Scup, Fluke, Sea Bass, and Blackfish charters which will begin to run daily based on each species season. We look forward to seeing everyone again this season and for more info feel free to contact us via phone or email. Tight Lines!
Recent Fishing Reports
Spring has sprung here in New England and we are kicking off another fishing season in style. The one real good thing to this point is I'm way ahead of the curve and had the boats ready in late April which allowed for some earlier then usual scouting trips in Buzzards Bay which paid off huge. Traditionally, I really never see any bigger schools of fish move into the areas in catchable numbers until roughly May 8th or so depending on food and water temps. This year we have already boated numerous bluefish before May 1st AGAIN. Much like last years early showing and many keeper sized bass have come aboard! For the most part this is exciting but the shear number of bluefish really is surprising I just hope they don't keep the bass away.
The Squid numbers this season are far better then last years weak push which usually helps the fishing stay good for most of the month. If this wind ever lays down maybe we'll actually get out this week.
For the most part of 5 days we have had HARD N-NE winds with gust close to 40mph making it tough to get out. I have trips scheduled for tomorrow and Saturday so I hope the fish are still active in the same areas as last week. Tight Lines!
Spring has sprung here in New England and we are kicking off another fishing season in style. The one real good thing to this point is I'm way ahead of the curve and had the boats ready in late April which allowed for some earlier then usual scouting trips in Buzzards Bay which paid off huge. Traditionally, I really never see any bigger schools of fish move into the areas in catchable numbers until roughly May 8th or so depending on food and water temps. This year we have already boated numerous bluefish before May 1st AGAIN. Much like last years early showing and many keeper sized bass have come aboard! For the most part this is exciting but the shear number of bluefish really is surprising I just hope they don't keep the bass away.