Trip Reports

Happy Tackle Tip Thursday!

Thank you for joining us during our celebratory “Month of Captain Art” for Tackle Tip Thursdays to acknowledge his 40th year of owning and operating Searcher.

In this video our captain responds to an angler’s question about what could cause sinker rig tangles with his main line. In addition to an explanation of what could cause this, Captain Art includes a few other helpful tips when fishing with a sinker rig set-up. Be sure to subscribe to our channel so you can access all the helpful videos. Then come fishing with us!

Want more tackle tip videos? Here’s our channel “Searcher Sportfishing on YouTube”

Happy Tackle Tip Thursday!

Welcome back to another week of Tackle Tip Thursday! This month we will be featuring the one and only Catain Art Taylor in a series of videos that all address questions asked from our followers. As Captain Art enters his 40th year of owner and operator of Searcher, we thought it would be appropriate to showcase some of his extensive knowledge and expertise. 

This week Art illustrates the significance of understanding the way the wind affects movement of the boat, how to work with drifting, and following your line to avoid losing opporTUNAties!

Want more tackle tip videos? Here’s our channel “Searcher Sportfishing on YouTube”

Happy Tackle Tip Thursday!

After you’ve made all the right tackle choices and battled that fish successfully, the work doesn’t end there! You’ll want to preserve that catch to get it into your home freezer and into the hands of friends and family. We think the best idea is to plan ahead for processing (filleting and vacuum sealing) and transporting that valuable catch. Research processors and transportation options, then make a reservation BEFORE your trip! Thank you to Kelly G for his service and support of Searcher Sportfishing! Check out Dock 2 Door if you have transportati0n needs.

Want more tackle tip videos? Here’s our channel “Searcher Sportfishing on YouTube”

Happy Tackle Tip Thursday!

This week Steve Carson of Penn Reels outlines his recommended arsenal for big bluefin fishing. Best to pay attention! Steve shares what you need and how to utilize what you have to prepare to land a big one. Let’s go fishing!

Want more tackle tip videos? Here’s our channel “Searcher Sportfishing on YouTube”

Happy Tackle Tip Thursday!

Billy, from world-famous Fisherman’s Landing Tackle Shop, is back to demonstrate the Springer Knot which is a great one for heavier line to target big bluefin this season. This is a great time to practice all your knots, and ask for the crew if you need assistance.

Thanks for joining us for another week of Tackle Tip Thursday, please like and subscribe if you want to hear more advice from the pros! Thank you Billy and Fishermans Landing Tackle Shop for all your support of Searcher Sportfishing.

Want more tackle tip videos? Here’s our channel “Searcher Sportfishing on YouTube”

Happy Tackle Tip Thursday!

The ever-popular Steve Carson of Penn Reels is back this week to introduce an outfit that he believes is essential for those finicky bluefin when they don’t want to bite. This outfit wears many hats and can be used as a versatile option when your day at the rail is on the more difficult side. Consider adding it to your arsenal! Thank you to Steve and Penn Reels for all their support of Searcher Sportfishing including sponsored trips and loaner tackle for our anglers.

Want more tackle tip videos? Here’s our channel “Searcher Sportfishing on YouTube”

Happy Tackle Tip Thursday!

This week we hear from pro-staffer from Izorline, Wendy Tochihara! Facebook anglers wanted to know a good knot for attaching your top shot to Spectra, so here it is. The Modified Slim Beauty knot will make a high-strength connection that will pass easily through your guides. Step up your fishing game, the bluefin are biting!

Many thanks to Wendy and Izorline for their support of Searcher Sportfishing. Their talent and in-kind donations are much appreciated!

Want more tackle tip videos? Here’s our channel “Searcher Sportfishing on YouTube”