http://coastalcarolinacharterboats.com/fishingreports/onmyway Just another CCCB weblog Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:00:31 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Nice sea conditions have allowed going to the gulf stream. Catch of blackfin tuna, wahoo and mahi! A blue marlin was hooked at the 100 fathom curve. The fishing should only get better and was told the yellow fin were down off of Charleston last week. They should be making their ... http://coastalcarolinacharterboats.com/fishingreports/onmyway/2008/03/16/coastal-carolina-gulfstream-fishing/ Spring is just around the corner and the offshore fishing is starting to pick up! Time to get the boat ready, sharpen the hooks get new line on the reels and check out the tackle. I highly suggest that if your boat has set all winter or even a few weeks drop ... http://coastalcarolinacharterboats.com/fishingreports/onmyway/2008/02/24/february-22-2008-update/ King Bite was excellent last week end. Found the fish 40 miles off shore in 65 degree water. They were holding over live bottom area we had caught them a few years back this time of year. Fast troll drone spoons and sea witch with belly strips or trolling deep ... http://coastalcarolinacharterboats.com/fishingreports/onmyway/2008/02/14/february-8-2008-update/ Well winter has set in! The warm water at the tower has gone! Down to 60 degrees this AM. The black sea bass are still in the 20 to 30 mile range! Grouper in the 35 to 45 mile range. Kings - need to find that 67 to 68 degree water. Best with ... http://coastalcarolinacharterboats.com/fishingreports/onmyway/2008/01/27/january-26th-update/ Happy Holidays to all! Many have winterized the boat already! Some of the best fishing can be found during this time of the year! The run to the fish is longer but the results are rewarding! Nearer to shore try a bottom trip for Black Bass! Easy to catch and great table ... http://coastalcarolinacharterboats.com/fishingreports/onmyway/2007/12/19/december-192007/