Ocean Isle Fishing Center report 11-11

Mr. Joe had family coming in from Cincinnati, OH last night and desired to place them on a few fish. Mr. Joe’s brother Bob and nephew Bobby drove all evening arriving right here at 4 a.m. this morning. They ended up on my boat by 10:forty five a.m. all set to fish. A bit chilly today with a stiff North wind blowing, but the trout are bite’n! We began off with a couple of modest fish and then found a few keepers. Mr. Joe’s brother Bob was convinced that the bite was great enough he could catch a single on the fly. IN THIS WIND? He caught 1 on the fly nowadays! Unbelievable! Meanwhile, we kept picking absent at them. Bob eventually gave up on catching another on the fly and picked up a spinning reel. He produced a couple of cast and caught our greatest trout of the day. Near to 4 lbs…I guess some folks just have all the luck. Mr. Joe caught a great red which peeled off a number of yards of six pound check line before surrendering. Amazing day on the water! I adore it! See ya on the h2o!

Photographs beneath…Initial pic…Bob, Bobby, Joe…2nd pic…four keepers nevertheless in the livewell that we dicided to release…Third pic… What we kept for dinner!

– Capt. Jacob Frick

&quotTrout Rules&quot | Tiberias – 22′ | eleven/eleven/11

Some confusion likely on with the speckled trout regulations right now. I made some telephone calls and with the assist of Capt. Jeff Williamson we have identified the very best information offered. Click on on details for existing regulations on speckled sea trout. This is North Carolina Rules, so if you are fishing toward Little River jetties, keep in brain that is South Carolina waters and regulations may differ. Good Luck! See ya on the water!
– Capt. Jacob Frick

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&quotBiloxi fishing report&quot | OIFC Globe Cat / Carolina Cat | 11/ten/eleven

The entire gang has created it to Biloxi to participate in the SKA Nationals. The scene is neat down right here. Barrett and I tallied it up very last night time and in between Tuesday and Wednesday we have operate more than 500 miles in the boat — plenty of hunting and acquiring the lay of the land– our alternative, not a necessity. Tuesday we ran across the state of Louisiana to the famed West Delta (110 miles a single way). The region is very neat and pristine. The truly calme part is jogging by way of all the marshes and bayous of lower LA. It is a organic preserve of each selection and a excellent exhibit of how naturel and male interact (lots of oil market down there). Trust me, naturel is performing just good. Anyway, we scouted out the West Delta, found some neat things and have that logged in the memory financial institution. Wednesday we ran because of south of Biloxi and prodded all around from a hundred foot depths to 300 foot depths. The one way operate to the farthest position was all around 80 miles. We had a great day and found some some very good information. The weather equally days was very excellent. A sturdy cold front passed through Weds PM and its blowing Thursday but looks to lay out for fishing Friday and Saturday, Friday could be a small sloppy in the AM. Anyway, everybody is occupied gathering bait and finding all set. I just hope the fish bite like they have been for everyones sake, but especially the guys that have never been the following just before. To expertise the Biloxi bite is just a necessity, it is amazing. Here are a few pics to moist your appetite from final few of days. I am submitting a new video clip to our You Tube account also – pretty funny. Check out it out – http://www.youtube.com/consumer/oifc1 – if its not up now, check back, uploading now.

– Capt. Brant McMullan

&quotWork’n on the Trout&quot | Tiberias – 22′ | eleven/09/11

The trout fishing stays steady. Fish are displaying up in all the usual places. Docks, canals, and deep holes in the creeks are all producing fish. The deeper holes and dock pilings appear to be generating the larger fish. Lots of tiny fish showing up in the canals, equally OIB and Holden. Docks together the ICW are making some reliable fish in the two to 4 pound variety, with a reliable 6.three pounder coming out from one dock. Shoulda, coulda, oughta been in the rodeo!

Again, live shrimp is hard to conquer, but even harder to get right now. Artificials are doing properly as the bait has thinned out fairly a bit. Gulp shrimp, DOA’s, Bass Assassain Sea Shads, and C.A.L. delicate plastics in chartreuse combos have all been functioning effectively. Great Luck! See ya on the water!

– Capt. Jacob Frick