If you have any questions email
me at(scott@bigtahuna.com)or call 252-986-4077.
For the latest
Teach's Lair
fishing reports please check
here.
Dec. 8th Caught
plenty of blackfins, The largest was 33 pounds
with 9 other citations. 400 plus pounds in all. We were
mostly Jigging with our Daiwa and Okuma tackle with
colored 80 pound braid. If you have not done this you
have to try it. The customers on board have been
chartering The Big Tahuna for 6 years and said this was
by far there best time.
Dec. 27th / 28th /
29th We
have been running 25miles 120 degrees out of Hatteras
Inlet. We try to find a Mark and then Just drop to depth
of Mark basically if fish are marking in 30 Fathoms then
we drop 6 colors, and start jigging.
Jan. 09 Check out this description of one of our recentblackfin tunajigging days in January.
1/23/2009This
article
appearing in Saltwater Sportsman was from a
trip on the Big Tahuna.
3-19-09 Hatteras Fishing we had an
awesome day. Jigged up some nice size Bluefin Tuna, Trolled and
caught a handfull also. The rest of the day we bounced the
bottom and caught some Tiles and a 28 pound grouper. A 100+
Mako bit a bait while bottom fishing and was landed in minutes.
All the action was in 68.3 degree water from the 270 line to the
330. Lets Go fishing!!
3-27-09 Another great day on the water. Bluefin
tuna were from the 240 line up to the 400 line. We were fishing
80-100 fathoms. Trolling was very productive but we just could
not help and put a jig down. If you were set up to chunk this
would have been a good day for it. We released one per person
and keep one nice fish to bring back to the dock. My crew did
not want to catch them all day and wanted a little variety. The
current was rolling close to 3.5 knots so it made bottom
bouncing very difficult. We did jig up their limit of Jacks and
caught two citation Blackfin(20-25pounds)
4-05-09 Fishing at Hatteras has been fantastic
4-10-09
4-13-09
We have
fished for the Yellowfins in 50-100 fathoms, but
with the current it has not been a good sign of
them. When the current falls out and the moon is not
quit as full I feel we will start having some luck.
On the Big Tahuna you know if we cant find one type
of fish we always have other options. We have racked
up numerous citations for Groupers, Blackfin Tuna,
and Blueline Tiles.
Some Nice
April Catches
►We just
had a great month of April! Call right now for a date in May before
we are full.
►
Scott,
Just wanted to say "thank you" again for an awesome trip. I
never imagined bottom fishing or jigging for tuna and you
guys worked hard all day to put us on some great fish. I
will get in touch with you soon to organize a fall trip and
we might be coming down with some friends again in mid July.
Every trip that I have been out with you has been great.
Take care and stay safe.
The fishing has been excellent in July as you can see from
the pictures.
7-16-2009 -
We had an awesome crew, They wanted to
catch Tuna so to the north we went. The first hour we had
two quality bites and caught a 68 pound Yellowfin and a 58
pounder. The bite this day was slow but a couple boats that
got on the fish first thing may have ended up with 5-8 fish.
Most of the action was at the 630line in 80 degree water. On
our way back we found some grass and trolled and bailed a
few gaffers and some small bailers.
7-18-2009
7-21-2009 (flags
flying)
7-22-2009
7-22-2009
Wahoo Day!!
7-21-2009 On Tuesday we got our Grand
Slam. Kenny had to jump over board to get the line
from under the boat on the Blue Marlin. We had a
blue 2 sails and a white Marlin.
7-22-2009 Wednesday we got some gaffers and 2
white marlin and 3 Sails with a 6 year old Brady
handling one and Charlie a 8 year old handling
another. The two kids double teamed two others with
Bradys dad Jeff James showing us all how it was
done. He saw the fish come in on a short rigger
hooked the fish and caught the Sail. We had 3
generations of James' on the boat that day and we
all had a fantastic time. Good Going guys you were
something else. Thanks again Salt Shaker lets do it
again sometime....
August 2009
8-2-2009
8-6-2009
8-6-2009
8-12-2009
8-13-2009
8-14-2009
8-15-2009
(flying fish)
8-15-2009
8-15-2009
(Sunset)
8-16-2009
September 2009
9-11-2009
9-12-2009
9-12-2009
(gigging)
9-16-2009
9-17-2009
October 2009
10-24-2009
10-24-09 King Mackerel are here in good numbers
now. We also have Yellowfin Tuna that are now
reachable out of Hatteras. The kings are out front
between the Rockpile and the Diamond Shoals Tower.
The Yellowfins are mostly located from the 385 line
and up. We have had some good days in the 400s which
is only 30-34miles from Hatteras inlet. On 10-24-09
We caught our limit of Kings and then trolled around
the Rockpile and caught a couple Tuna and a couple
nice Wahoo. It was a beautiful day on the water
Captain Scott Warren ● Hatteras Fishing
Charters NC ● 252.986.4077