9.16.14 OvernighterJason Pleiss and his dad Bill Pleiss managed to get 2 I/2 YF to the boat the half was eaten by Duskys lost another 18 to the $*@$&#*@ !
Also caught 3 whiteys |
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RESEARCHIn September of 2010, Victoria Roberts with Capt. Jimmie Roberts tagged and released this white marlin off of Ocean City, Maryland. Almost four years later in August of 2014, this white marlin was recaptured by a boat that was also out of Ocean City just a short distance from where it was tagged. The “Moore Bills” with Capt. Rob Skillman and angler Matt Wheeler recaptured the white marlin after it was at large for 1,436 days and estimated the fish was 53 lbs. and 66 inches in length. Congratulations on the recapture, thanks for reporting it and special thanks to our Tag & Release sponsors
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9.7.141-2 on whites and a 42lb mahi!!!
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9.5.142-2 on blues with the first give or take 800lbs and 3-4 on the white ones. Sent the charter home with a few mahi for dinner as well.
Blue Marlin Vid coming soon! |
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8.29.14 Overnighter "Moore Bills" returned from an overnight trip to the Washington where they had 18 white marlin released (12 Friday, 6 Saturday) and 3 bigeyes (161, 170 & 175 lbs.)
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8.29.14Charter boat, "Moore Bills" found a loose high-flyer in the Poor Man's Canyon and hooked 9 dolphin with the heaviest weighing 41 lbs. Next heaviest weighed 26.5 lbs. They also had 2 white marlin releases. The heaviest dolphin ate a ballyhoo hanging off the outrigger.
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8.23.147 White Marlin
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8.16.143rd Place Poor Girls Open!
5-5 on White Marlin - Great job ladies!!! |
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8.15.14
First day for the Poor Girl's Open 2-3 on whites and 2 small mahi. Tomorrow another day for the next group of girls
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8.11.14
11yellowfins in the Washington canyon in 2.5 hours chunking
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8.10.14
6 yellowfins and 1-2 on whites Wilmington canyon. Tunas we chunked and trolled up the whites
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8.8.143/6 White Marlin
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8.7.142 White Marlin - 1 Blue Marlin
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8.4.145 Mahi
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8.2.14Mother nature strikes with non ladylike weather! Rolled about 20 miles towards the Norfolk Canyon and made the call to turn back. The lady angles were ready for some action, just not deadliest catch action!!! Next stop Poor Girls Open!
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7.31.14
2/2 White Marlin Outside the Washington Canyon
7.30.14Washington canyon
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7.27.14Poormans canyon mahi limit of 60 and 2 longfins
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7.26.142/4 on the whites today with a longfin and Mahi
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7.22.14
7.21.14
Rebounding from a week of bad weather and smaller sized yellow fin tuna, today it picked up a bit boating an 80lb yellow and several other in the box.
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7.17.14Washington Canyon today on the stick with a few ballyhoo bites. 50-70lb's in the bunch
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7.14.14After the curse of the tuna tournament picking off a few but not up to par with the leader, we were a day late and a dollar short filling the box .
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DJI Phantom flying over THE FISHING CENTER
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7.1.14Good day in the Washington!!!
Fingers crossed this weather don't mess things up. Green Stick Fishing in Ocean City, Maryland |
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6.27.14 - 6.28.14Last 2 days..slow fishing but managing a few bites.
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6.24.14Washington Canyon:
2/2 Yellowfin 2/3 White Marlin Bars and Hoos! |
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6.23.14Washington Canyon:
149lb Big Eye caught on a 50 in 15 minutes 3 Yellowfin on was 71lb's 1 Mahi |
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6.22.14The boats first white of the season and 3 out of 5 yellowfin.
Drew Mank (1st white marlin), Tom Atkinson, Matthew Howser, Devin Bunce all from Jarrettsville, Md. Baltimore canyon "Ultra pro fish handler Drew Mank flawlesley manhandles the first white of the season as Owner Shane Moore tapes via satellite while attending the World Cup in Brazil. A must watch, this award winning footage." |
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6.21.14Yellowfin and Mahi Caught between Phoenix Canyon and the Warr Canyon on blue and white seawitch topped with ballyhoo.
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6.18.14The Moore Bills first 2014 video of the season. An action filled trip to the Baltimore Canyon producing 17 nice size yellowfin tuna totaling 914lb averaging 53lb a piece . 6 anglers enjoy a day at sea with boat owner Shane Moore.
4:30am: Locked and loaded with the usual variety of fried chicken, random sandwiches and a cooler stocked with cans of luck, our crew woke to warm breezes and diesel in the air. With cameras loaded we blazed through the inlet on our to find the fish. Arriving in record time our Junior angler watches eagerly as |
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ballyhoo and spreader bars line the deck. A flurry of color makes its way to the spread filling the sky with stripes of mono flaring in the morning sun.
"Fish On !" and a scurry to get our youngest angler Cole set up in the fighting chair. A quick pull knocks the dust off and puts Coles first tuna in the books.
With sunshine overhead and Captain Rob nonchalantly eating a half pealed banana sporting a cross between the hat from Crocodile Dundee and something my grandmother wore in the early 40's the banter begins. As we made our way south of the Baltimore Canyon (220 Line) Tuxedo dolphins were spotted busting the wake than an explosion of sound as each real, one by one started screaming. Belts and beads of sweat filled the deck as we tugged 6 out of 7 heavy yellowfin tuna to the boat. Angles playing leapfrog as these monsters had a mind of their own! One after the other these beauties made it into the box. With enough time to put down 3 bites of ham and cheese it was "On" again! More fish than anglers this time. Cole was set for his first big pull. Strapped in and reeling his heart out, father and friends worked on the remaining 7 fish. With determination and direction from the top deck, each made it to the box with yelps and cheer for the young man with a plan to boast on the playground! A couple quick photos and back in for some cold air and world cup action on the big screen. After 15 minuets of realizing the soccer was probably the most boring sport on earth the reels started screaming louder than any soccer hooligan! Hooked up again, this time almost a full cover-up. With the box full already, tuna filled the deck with pools of blood and anglers speckled with crimson tie-dye. We returned home with the high hook and placed some friendly wagers on the total weight. Incredible day with Captain Rob and Steve. Get your reservations in quick and prep your cooler for some Flintstone style portions, The Moore Bills is rigged and ready! www.moorebills.com - (410) 251-4203
"Fish On !" and a scurry to get our youngest angler Cole set up in the fighting chair. A quick pull knocks the dust off and puts Coles first tuna in the books.
With sunshine overhead and Captain Rob nonchalantly eating a half pealed banana sporting a cross between the hat from Crocodile Dundee and something my grandmother wore in the early 40's the banter begins. As we made our way south of the Baltimore Canyon (220 Line) Tuxedo dolphins were spotted busting the wake than an explosion of sound as each real, one by one started screaming. Belts and beads of sweat filled the deck as we tugged 6 out of 7 heavy yellowfin tuna to the boat. Angles playing leapfrog as these monsters had a mind of their own! One after the other these beauties made it into the box. With enough time to put down 3 bites of ham and cheese it was "On" again! More fish than anglers this time. Cole was set for his first big pull. Strapped in and reeling his heart out, father and friends worked on the remaining 7 fish. With determination and direction from the top deck, each made it to the box with yelps and cheer for the young man with a plan to boast on the playground! A couple quick photos and back in for some cold air and world cup action on the big screen. After 15 minuets of realizing the soccer was probably the most boring sport on earth the reels started screaming louder than any soccer hooligan! Hooked up again, this time almost a full cover-up. With the box full already, tuna filled the deck with pools of blood and anglers speckled with crimson tie-dye. We returned home with the high hook and placed some friendly wagers on the total weight. Incredible day with Captain Rob and Steve. Get your reservations in quick and prep your cooler for some Flintstone style portions, The Moore Bills is rigged and ready! www.moorebills.com - (410) 251-4203
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Poormans Canyon - 69 Degree water - ballys and bars
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A few awesome pictures from today's trip. Moore Bill's would like to congratulate Chase on catch the first Wahoo out of OC this season!!! And thank Capt. Jerry Judge for riding along and taking these amazing pictures and helping out…
"Fished on the Moore Bills with Rob and Steve today. I was able to ride along and shot pics and video and helped out when necessary. Great day catching 7 50lb yellowfin and a 60lb wahoo. I am placing many of my customers on this boat. These guys are top notch and I recommend them highly. " Buckhammer Outdoors-Mackenna Jane II |
6.6.14 |
Keith Kaiser currently holding 3rd place in the 2014 Mako Mania Tournament
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6.2.14 |
Knocking the Dust Off
Ocean City offshore fishing report for the Moore Bills. Caught 16 Yellowfin Tuna today and had 7 for dinner!! Beautiful day on the water in the Washington Canyon. |