Red Drum Tackle shop fishing report, Buxton 11-17

Properly we are back on line and the fishing is finding good with speckle trout , black drum, bluefish, and blowtoads. Sea mullet and pup drum are staying caught but not as a lot of as I would contact fantastic. A big drum was landed at the level yesterday together with some large sharks. Far more puppy drums are being caught down at Orcacoke than on Hatteras Island. Speckle trout are getting caught off Avon, guiding the motels, jetties, and on south beach front. A 27 inch striper was landed at the jetties previous week. Rumors of far more strippers being caught up north. In the audio, puppies and trout are becoming documented by the handful of fishermen doing work lures outback.

Dan

Tuesday fishing report by Dan

The trout fishing has slowed today, but the blow toads are thick on the south seashore. Some fishermen had to quit early because of to getting also a lot of blow toads to clear prior to supper. Modest bluefish and skates have been retaining the position hoping this afternoon. Weather conditions will cool off with the chilly front coming tomorrow.

Dan

Wednesday Fishing Report

Massive Sharks at the Level these days with more than one particular reel spooled. Black Drum documented from the seashores in Avon and one large Drum caught on the Avon Pier. A few tiny Specks caught at the jetties. Not as several Blowtoads as yesterday but there have been some great catches created on South Seaside. No boats out these days – Grumpy

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