OIFC fishing report 7-12

Man!!!! On the heels of a lot of fishermen struggling for the duration of this weekend’s Got Em On King Traditional, Amanda Almond and Scott Lomas carry 2 citation kings to be weighed and photographed at the OIFC Monday the 11th. Of all locations to pull a 35.seven lb king Amanda caught hers at the 390’s. How a lot of angler several hours have been expended there Sunday? Scott Lomas caught his 34 lb king in 65 ft of h2o. To complete it off they also weighed in a five.seven lb spanish.

All the tournament chat in this report was in very good spirit. Congratulation from all of the king fishermen and the OIFC and thanks for bringing you fish by our humble establishment.

Many thanks to Miss Olivia of the OIFC Retailer Staff for the report and pics.

– Capt. Rickey Beck
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&quotNot All Flounder&quot | Get Occupied | 07/12/11

Captain Jeff Williamson, (OIFC/Get Busy) displays that this season just isn’t all about flounder and red drum. Jeff investigates out creeks, inlets and rivers and finds all species as demonstrated in the images of a trip used by Tom, Patrick and Mike Sullivan.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
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&quot2 Spots Open- September Giant Tuna Trip&quot | OIFC World Cat / Carolina Cat | 07/twelve/eleven

two spots stay open for the Prince Edward Island, Canada Giant Bluefin Tuna Journey in September. We’ve place a group of OIFC alum jointly for a September 10-13th giant tuna trip to the hotbed of the greatest bluefin tuna on Earth off the coast of Prince Edward Island. This is a brief, hard core, get er carried out trip with 2 days of hunting for the elusive grander bluefin. The price is $ 1000 per person and does not incorporate airfare. E-mail captbarrett@oifc.com for flight info and particulars on the trip. We require two far more tuna hunters who are ready and prepared to do battle with a sea monster.
– Capt. Barrett McMullan

&quotProductive Week&quot | Get Active | 07/12/11

Captain Jeff Williamson has had an extremely productive week capitalizing of the drum , sheep head and flounder bite. The canine days of summer time are relocating in a small before, but it’s not putting a damper on fishing.

Pictured down below are Nick, Lacey and Meagan White.

– Capt. Rickey Beck

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&quotJeff, Josh and Gregg&quot | Get Hectic | 07/twelve/eleven

Captain Jeff Williamson took Josh Wallen and his buddy Greg out for a day of in shore fishing. Josh is an completed angler in his own proper as he fishes with his dad Dr. Jeff Wallen. The guys fished regions powering OIB and Sunset Seashore.
– Capt. Rickey Beck

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&quotBananas!!!&quot | Tiberias – 22′ | 07/12/11

Who brings bananas on the boat? Only Konnor would do this kind of a point. He showed up this morning holding a banana. I asked him to eat the banana before he obtained on my boat or leave it on the dock. Konnor proceeded to get in the front of the boat and try to eat his banana. What! I advised him that are possibilities of catching fish today just acquired really slim. We finally managed to hook our 1st fish of the day. Konnor is on the rod, guess what? Thats appropriate…the hooks pulled. BANANAS! No worries! It was not prolonged prior to one more nice red was on the line and Konnor did a fantastic task at angling. Everybody got a red and we moved onto the flounder. We waded through a couple of little flounder around the docks in the canals and lastly received a couple of keepers. Mr. Howard pulled a nice 4.9 pounder out from one. Fantastic career! Stay mullet worked wonders on the reds and flounder today. See ya on the h2o!

– Capt. Jacob Frick

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&quotPosition, Place, Placement&quot | OIFC Globe Cat / Carolina Cat | 07/twelve/11

Bill Creveling submitted this report of a fishing trip he, his father-in-law Hanley Ervin of Strasburg, Va..took out of OIB aboard Bill’s 23 ft. Clearwater along with Jeff Youthful of Charlotte aboard his 23′ Grady White a few of weekends ago. They generally fish tandem for safety reasons. They fished seventy five ft. of drinking water in which Jeff caught the Scamp in the photograph even though drift fishing. Hanley caught the mahi in the picture whilst sluggish trolling a naked king rig. Bill explained Hanley has excellent fishing instincts and they 79 yr. youthful Mr. Ervin typically out fishes everyone.

The up coming day, Sunday, was not as really as good but they produced their was to 90 ft. of water in which they identified quick currents, choppy white capping h2o. Jeff held his boat in best position making use of his motors and landed his second grouper.

Thank you Bill for sharing this report and the photographs.

– Capt. Rickey Beck

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&quotWorking on the Docks&quot | Tiberias – 22′ | 07/eleven/11

Mr. Yost brought his two boys fishing for a 50 % day. We hit a whole lot of docks along the intercoastal waterway and drifted the Shallote Inlet. The final results have been honest. We caught several short flounder to get one particular keeper out of the offer. The redfish were under the docks hitting dwell mullet and menhaden. We did control a couple on live shrimp, but the pinfish are faster than the reds on most cast. It has been hard, but keep transferring and you are bound to hit a handful of. Many thanks for fishing with us men! See ya on the drinking water!

– Capt. Jacob Frick

&quot1st Fish&quot | Get Busy | 07/eleven/11

Coach Jennifer Cortes of Crossfit Ocean Isle Beach caught her 1st fish a couple of days back. Check out out this red drum caught at the Minor River Jetties Not poor for a first fish!
– Capt. Rickey Beck

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