Surf City fishing pier 8=2
Surf Town Ocean Pier
112 South Shore Dr
Surf Metropolis, NC, 28445
910-328-3521
http://www.surfcityoceanpier.com/
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North Carolina DNR fishing report 7-31
Contact: Brian Melott
For the 2011 fishing yr, all entrepreneurs/operators of vessels recreationally fishing for and/or retaining regulated Atlantic Very Migratory Species (HMS) (Atlantic tunas, sharks, swordfish and billfish) in the Atlantic Ocean, like the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, should acquire an Atlantic Highly Migratory Species (HMS) Angling allow. This permit has replaced the Atlantic tunas Angling class permit. In North Carolina, additional HMS harvest reporting specifications are also in location. To acquire a permit go to: http://www.hmspermits.gov.
Report a tagged fish
Remember to Observe: Anglers at times confuse little king mackerel with Spanish mackerel. King mackerel and spanish mackerel have different size and catch limits. Make Certain you correctly establish the mackerel you are catching. (Suggestions here)
A recreational Recreational Fishing License went into influence Jan. one, 2007 for all of the state’s coastal and ocean waters.
Click on here for the latest seasons, size and bag limits.
For the week ending July thirty, 2011
Ocean: Offshore anglers had a wonderful week with catches which includes dolphin, better amberjack, wahoo, and bigeye, skipjack, yellowfin and blackfin tunas. Billfish catches remained great with landings of sailfish and the two blue and white marlin. One particular vessel fishing out of Hatteras landed a swordfish previous week. Swordfish are a reasonably scarce species in North Carolina. Other Hatteras catches consisted of blueline tilefish, vermillion snapper, tautug, black seabass, tripletail, and assorted groupers. Midrange fishing remained uneventful with the exception of anglers fishing on synthetic reefs. Catches from this group consisted of sheepshead, black drum and a couple of spadefish. Nearshore catches have been improving on a weekly basis with great catches of flounder and pompano in the nearshore surf zone, with sand fleas (mole crabs) getting the bait of alternative
Inlets/Sounds/Bays: Success prices of anglers focusing on flounder have been very excellent with effectively more than 50 % of legal measurement. Shallow waters through the location yielded the bulk of the catches. Spotted seatrout were caught with enhanced frequency at Oregon Inlet. Anglers fishing in Green Island Slough in the early morning several hours produced most of the catch. There had been nonetheless a great deal of sheepshead all around the Oregon Inlet bridge pilings.
PIiers/Shorelines: Catches from piers and seashores consisted primarily of flounder and pompano. A lot of bluefish in the one to 2 pound variety have been landed alongside with Spanish mackerel. As common, a combined bag of croaker, kingfish, spot, spotted seatrout, weakfish, hake, red and black drum, silver perch, pigfish, pinfish, Atlantic needlefish, puffers, banded rudderfish, skates, rays and assorted sharks had been also observed.
Central District Pamlico, Craven, Carteret and Onslow Counties
Contact: Kim Worrell
For the 2011 fishing 12 months, all entrepreneurs/operators of vessels recreationally fishing for and/or retaining regulated Atlantic Highly Migratory Species (HMS) (Atlantic tunas, sharks, swordfish and billfish) in the Atlantic Ocean, including the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, should get an Atlantic Highly Migratory Species (HMS) Angling permit. This allow has replaced the Atlantic tunas Angling class allow. In North Carolina, additional HMS harvest reporting specifications are also in place. To receive a permit go to: http://www.hmspermits.gov..
Report a tagged fish
Please Observe: Anglers occasionally confuse little king mackerel with Spanish mackerel. King mackerel and Spanish mackerel have various measurement and catch limits. Be Confident to appropriately establish the mackerel you are catching. (Suggestions right here)
A recreational Recreational Fishing License went into influence Jan. one, 2007 for all of the state’s coastal and ocean waters.
Click on here for the newest seasons, dimension and bag limits.
For the week ending July thirty, 2011
Ocean: Offshore anglers were nevertheless catching dolphin and wahoo. Bottom fishing trips continued to yield grouper, black sea bass, vermillion snapper, red porgy, ring tail porgy, grey triggerfish and amberjack. There have been also numerous studies of billfish. Fishermen ongoing to report catching flounder, as well as Spanish mackerel and blues at in the vicinity of shore reefs and locations along the shoals and near Shackleford Banks.
Inlets/Seems/Bays: Pigfish, croaker, blues, sea mullets and spots ended up noted at the N.C. Port turning basin and in the Swansboro region. Anglers continued to catch Spanish mackerel all around the inlets and off Shackleford Banks. There have been a lot of sheepshead around structures and docks. Red drum were all around inshore regions in the Down East communities of Carteret County and behind Fort Macon in the marshes.
Piers/Shore: There were nevertheless some Spanish mackerel and bluefish along the seashores. Pier anglers have been still catching a combined bag of spot, croaker, pigfish and some blues and Spanish.
Southern District Pender, New Hanover and Brunswick Counties
Get in touch with: Dennis Trowell
For the 2011 fishing 12 months, all owners/operators of vessels recreationally fishing for and/or retaining regulated Atlantic Hugely Migratory Species (HMS) (Atlantic tunas, sharks, swordfish and billfish) in the Atlantic Ocean, like the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, must receive an Atlantic Very Migratory Species (HMS) Angling allow. This allow has changed the Atlantic tunas Angling category allow. In North Carolina, further HMS harvest reporting needs are also in place. To acquire a allow go to: http://www.hmspermits.gov.
Report a tagged fish
Remember to Note: Anglers occasionally confuse tiny king mackerel with Spanish mackerel. King mackerel and spanish mackerel have different dimensions and catch limits. Make Positive you appropriately determine the mackerel you are catching. (Guidelines here)
A recreational Recreational Fishing License went into effect Jan. one, 2007 for all of the state’s coastal and ocean waters.
Click here for the latest seasons, measurement and bag limits.
For the week ending July 30, 2011
Ocean: Offshore, anglers caught limits of gag, red, and scamp groupers alongside with a vast assortment of other reef fish. Nearer to shore, in the 10 to twenty mile range, plenty of sailfish were caught and introduced. Most anglers targeted the sailfish all around ledges and dwell bottom regions that held plenty of bait. King mackerel fishing remained gradual. Close to shore reefs developed keeper flounder, Spanish mackerel and a couple of significant red drum.
Inlets/Sounds/Bays: Total fishing inshore was on the sluggish side. Anglers focusing on flounder had limited accomplishment with the finest catches coming down in Brunswick County. Fishermen documented an improvement in red drum fishing last week. The better catches arrived out of the Cape Rear River with fish caught from Southport all the way earlier downtown Wilmington. Float fishing live shrimp along grassy and rock shore lines, creek mouths and alongside oyster rocks was a really efficient approach of catching these fish. Sheepshead and black drum had been also caught by anglers making use of this strategy.
Piers/Shore: Place piers described considerably gradual fishing, but that is considerably common for this time of yr. Spots, sea mullet, pompano, bluefish, and Spanish mackerel were all caught in reduced figures. Anglers concentrating on flounder also caught very low figures of fish with most being more time than the 15-inch measurement restrict. King mackerel fishing remained uneventful, with plenty of sharks caught and absolutely nothing else biting. Surf fishermen described a lot the same with a handful of sea mullet, pompano and some red drum caught on mole crabs.
N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries 3441 Arendell Road Morehead Metropolis, NC 28557 (252) 726-7021 or one-800-682-2632
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Trophy Hunter charters- fishing report 8-2
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It is getting to be that time of year and we had some fascinating blue marlin motion final week. This was a single of a triple header we hooked on Tuesday. We invested the morning seeking tuna and caught 5 first factor. Jim had been a number of times already this calendar year and stated he had adequate meat so we wondered off hoping for a big bite. The motion heated up when 3 smaller blue marlin came in at as soon as. We hooked all 3 but pulled off a couple relatively swift. This fish weighed close to one hundred kilos. Thanks for the photo and we will get some far more up soon. Many thanks! 33
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Yellowfins and Dolphin! / Posted by: Kenneth Brown / 08/01/eleven
Another mixed bag and excellent fishing for July. This was our catch on the 26th with some nice sized yellowfins. Our last offered dates till August 24 will be August 4, 5, and six. Seems like fishing slowed a minor yesterday but we will attempting yet again this early morning. Many thanks and permit us know if you would like to make a reservation. Desire everyone loved the journey!
Captain Kenneth Brown,
kennethbrown@charter.net,
Trophy Hunter Charters
Oregon Inlet Fishing Middle
252-473-9892
http://fishtrophyhunter.com/
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Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle report, Atlantic Beach 8-1
by Capt. Joe Shute
07-29-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the web-web site. "Capt’s feedback and Activities". .Check out the Capt’s Remarks and Activities about the proposed sulfer plant that is headed for the port . The smelting plant has been stopped, but there could be a quite large storage fascility coming for the dy pettetized sulfur which is extremely flamable and will even now have that terrible odor. The winds look like they are going to cooperate for the offshore fishing this weekend. the winds are meant to be 5-10 and the seas around 2-3 ft. The white marlin and sailfishing fishing has been pretty very good. The white marlin bite has been north of theBig Rock and the sailfish bite has been wherever fro the Sea Bouy to the Big Rock. There has also been fair good dolphin fishing and a scattered amount of wahoo. The Spanish mackerel fishing has slowed down some because last weekend, but the winds have been fairly undesirable this week, so ideally the Spanish fishing will choose up in the course of this forthcoming fairly weekend. The red drum fishing has slowed up a excellent bit back in the marsh. Could be due to really sizzling h2o and higher winds.
Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Seashore Causeway
Atlantic Seashore NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744
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Oden’s dock fishing report 7-31
Attachment 198076
Congrats to the Islander for finding the first spot Dolphin in the DU tournament, 17lbs. Whoop whoop.
Also Bite Me released 11 Sails, R.T introduced ten. They had been the leading boats.
Very good Wahoo bite these days. Equally Capt Snag and the Pelican had excellent catches.
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Lots of Wahoo the final handful of days eventually. Some limits of Dolphin and Sailfish releases. Blues, Mackerel, and some Speckled Trout inshore. No cost Agent does the Content Crabber journey. Fish and Crabs with Free Agent pictured. pay a visit to www.customsoundcharters.com for much more info.
Oden’s Dock
Hatteras NC
252-986-2555
http://www.breakwaterhatteras.com/
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Pelican Sportfishing report Nags Head 8-2
groups Fishing Report
The Marlin are exhibiting up steadily in larger amounts. The fleet had a excellent catch yesterday with some boats releasing 4 for the day yesterday. The Pelican has had great catches of Dolphin a handful of Yellowfin Tuna which have been wonderful sized and seen give up a few Marlin. We are gearing up for the upcoming Pirates Cove Billfish Tournament starting up with the Alice Kelley on the 14th. Hoping for Marlin releases nowadays!!!
One more Great Day On The Pelican!
categories Fishing Report
They ended yesterday with a load of Dolphin and a Nice Blue Marlin launch. Outstanding climate to boot! The Blue Marlin put on a good dance and truly topped the day off. Billy Haan and his crew did a excellent career obtaining these fish to the boat, wonderful launch on the Blue Marlin as well
Pelican Sportfishing
Captain Arch Bracher
7809 North Shore Rd,
Nags Head, NC 27959
(252) 441-3197
arch@fishthepelican.com
http://fishthepelican.com
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Off The Hook Fishing Charters Hilton Head Island, SC 7-31
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The Halloran loved ones just emailed me this pic from final weeks trip when we had a superb day of
redfishing early in the early morning. It was 1 of my finest redfish trips of the month catching excellent figures
of keeper fish. Most of the fish I have been catching this summer season have been effectively above the slot and thats not a
bad thing when they are to massive to preserve. It can be good to know that those about the slot fish will be there for my
following customers to catch once again someday. These fish pictured had been the excellent keepers though!
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Hilton Head Island Fishing – Off The Hook Fishing Charters
seven/thirty/eleven Pic Of The Day!
Pictured over is Birthday boy Andy Kloss with 1 of numerous wonderful spanish we caught this morning. The
climate was sizzling and steamy but the action was exceptional for spanish, sharks and bluefish on the light tackle.
The Kloss family members fished with me final yr and we had a excellent journey catching some good redfish and this yr
I wished to include a handful of new species to their list and we did just that. Turned out to be a great journey!
remarks
Hilton Head Island Fishing – Off The Hook Fishing Charters
7/29/eleven Pic Of The Day!
Spanish mackerel have been a blast to catch on the light spinning rods the very last few days. The
spanish have been hitting stay baits correct at the rear of boat at twenty MPH for absolutely everyone to see! Sharks
are also been hitting genuinely nicely up best and down deep and retaining my consumers occupied whilst we
wait for a spanish mack to attack. Searching forward to the following handful of days trying for some tarpon.
Off The Hook Charters
Hilton Head Island, SC
http://offthehookcharters.com/
Capt Brian Vaughn
843-298-4376
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Tuna Fever fishing report Manteo 8-2
eight/one/2011
A slow commence to the day nowadays – heres a tip…by no means put the mailing handle in your GPS due to the fact you finish up at my home and not the Fishing Middle!!! Considerably adore to the crew however simply because they jumped on board and even however the Tuna fever was behind the tuna bite Bert and Maxwell nevertheless managed to place their crew on the dolphin. A reduce in the box and you gotta really like that!
There is a smattering of open up days in August…Tomorrow and Thursday. Next Thursday the 11th and then the 21st, 24th and 27th. Following that the 28th, 29th and 30th. Seems like a whole lot but the calendar does not look like we will starve this month! Hehehe. Tight Lines!
Tuna Fever Charters
135 Berry Road
Manteo, NC 27954
Oregon Inlet Fishing middle
252/473-1097 (Ph) 800/272-5199 (OIFC)
http://www.tunafever.com/index.aspx
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Red Drum Tackle fishing report Buxton 8-2
This is a broken record and with the exception of far more significant Pompano’s caught right now, we have a repeat of yesterday. three and 4 LB Spanish this morning and the identical going on this evening. Tons of Spot, Sea Mullet and Croaker. Don’t know what the boats did and don’t have time to examine – fishing is extremely good – Grumpy.
Monday fishing report by Dan
Spanish, bluefish, and sharks are the primary occasion for the day. A lot of fish this night at the position on lures. Pompano, sea mullet, spots, flounder, and croakers had been also currently being caught up and down the beach all day. Trout, flounder, and puppy drum were found in the sound this early morning. Fishing really should get even better as the week goes on.
Reddrum Tackle
Buxton, NC
252-995-5414
http://reddrumtackle.com/
Dan
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Oregon Inlet fishing center report 8-2
by Korin
Another great day of fishing out of Oregon Inlet! Some of our inshore fleet caught cobia and amber jacks and our nearshore boats had very excellent spanish mackerel catches nowadays with a number of bluefish in the mix. Offshore we had a couple dolphin limits (ten/person or 60/vessel) and a few yellowfin tunas. There had been a number of sailfish releases reported as well by the fleet.
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FISHING-REPORT-08-01-11
by invoice
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Great weather and good fishing. Tons of honest dimensions school dolphin and some wonderful gaffers. Good size yellowfin tunas along with the dolphin. Bill fish started out off in excellent amounts before, slacked off a minor and are again as we aproach the huge time for them towards the middle of this month and well into the drop. A single boat caught some massive eye tunas as effectively as some yellowfins. The social gathering integrated Ryan Podlutky and Ralph Morbit from Pennsylvania, Jim Clark, Brad Clark and Amanda Savage from Delaware and Mark Turner from Virginia. Their huge eyes weighed 163, 136,110 and 106 lbs. Miss Amanda Savage introduced her fish, a 136 pounder to the gaff in 45 minutes, that is extremely excellent time. She said her fish fought challenging. Inshore boats had very good catches of tailor bluefish and spanish mackerel. Some fake albacores have been also caught. Open boats acquired in on the tailor bluefish, spanish mackerel and false albacore. Some of our open up boats enjoy to catch fake albacore on fly rods. The untrue albacores are so quick and dynamic that it should be a challenge.
Oregon Inlet Fishing Middle
(252) 441-6301
http://www.oregon-inlet.com
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