Jamaica II

Capt. Joe said the Jamaica II spent September getting its last shots at fluke. There was plenty of life on the grounds, but anglers had to work through the shorts to find keepers, with some areas producing better action than others. Sea bass have also been adding to the mix, keeping rods bent and the fishing interesting as the season winds down.

Capt. Joe said the Jamaica II had several trips targeting fluke this past week, with a fair amount of life showing in most areas fished. On one trip, the crew steadily picked away at keepers from start to finish, while another found plenty of short life mixed in. Some spots produced a few keepers, while others were slower, but the crew still managed to put together a couple of limits. An early-week trip also found life in most areas, with the crew steadily dribbling keepers into the box and putting together a couple of limits. A few quality fluke made their way into the mix, including Kimmie’s 7-pound, 3-ounce pool winner. Wayne finished runner-up with a 7-pound fluke, followed by Jeff with a 6-pound, 6-ounce fish.