South Carolina DNR freshwater fishing report 11-23
Fishing Data
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Mountains Area
Lake Jocassee:
Black Bass: Reasonable to excellent. Fish are starting to transfer back into creeks and coves following the bait and some schooling exercise is commencing to be noticed. The baitfish need to carry on to bunch up tighter and tighter and the bass motion ought to keep on to boost for the subsequent thirty day period.
Trout: Slow. Try out trolling minnows and spoons about 80 ft deep.
Lake Keowee:
Largemouth Bass: Truthful. Deep drop shotting and fishing shakey head worms will also catch fish and in ten-thirty ft using a 3/16 ounce Falcon Lures shakey head jig with a watermelon seed worm.
Lake Hartwell:
Crappie: Sluggish. Try setting out lights at evening in the Martins Creek region and fishing 12-20 ft deep with minnows.
Striped and Hybrid Bass: Gradual. Fish are shifting into greater creeks. Go with freelining, planer boards and downlines in 20-35 feet of h2o.
Largemouth Bass: Truthful. Creek fishing need to be respectable until temperatures get extremely cold, but the styles are generally unchanged from current months.
Catfish: Excellent. Channel catfish can be identified 20 ft down with nightcrawlers even though the blues are moving into the creeks about 17-twenty five feet. Use gizzards and shad for blues.
Piedmont Area
Lake Russell:
Largemouth and Noticed Bass: Honest. Spotted bass can be had on main lake details in 12-eighteen feet of drinking water. Use a spot remover with a finesse worm in cotton candy or green pumpkin color. Schooling action continues to be documented on the main river channel in which bass are keying in on colleges of small shad. When these fish are on the prime forged for them with a Very small Torpedo, but fishing a spoon or drop shot rig vertically in 15-twenty five ft of water in the locations where they demonstrate themselves is also efficient.
Striper: Truthful. Fishing patterns are the fairly considerably the identical as modern weeks, but some birds are arriving, which will make it less complicated to track down fish.
Lake Thurmond:
Bream: Good. The Herring Hut reviews that shellcracker are staying caught in the lake off long sloping points with mussels. Fish with nightcrawlers on the bottom. Under the dam in the Savannah River the bream bite is beginning fish aside from ledges fifteen-17 ft deep.
Largemouth Bass: Excellent. Fish around grass for greatest benefits in 15 ft of h2o. Use spinner bait and jigs, but the crucial is grass.
Striper: Honest. Fish are midway to the again of creeks with some reviews of nine and eleven pound fish. Planer boards, downlines and freelines are making. Very best motion about Raysville and the South Carolina Tiny River. No reports of a lot schooling.
Crappie: Good. Fish all around Raysville and the South Carolina Little River. Check the creeks and fish with minnows in sixteen-20 ft of h2o alongside creek channels.
Lake Wylie:
White perch: Excellent. The finest wager stays fishing modest minnows on the bottom from 18-22 ft deep.
Largemouth Bass: Fair. Related pattern as in weeks earlier, but fish have move about halfway up the creeks subsequent shad. Jerk baits and grubs should commence catching on soon.
Midlands Place
Lake Greenwood:
Catfish: Very good. Drifting minimize bait and shrimp in eighteen-28 feet of water alongside the river channel and throughout details and humps will catch the two quantities of fish and very good sized channel cats. A massive flathead or two could be mixed in with the catch. Catfish can also be caught by lender fishermen utilizing minimize bait or worms consider suspending the bait somewhat off the bottom with a float to imitate a Santee drifting rig.
Largemouth Bass: Great. Some schooling documented with bass scattered all over the lake. Popping a bug powering a cork or jigging off details near universities are each making. Also try a berry spoon. Fish ought to be moving shallow shortly.
Crappie: Honest. Crappie looks to have moved from deep brush piles into channels in about the ten foot depth variety. Use jigs in 6 to sixteen ft and try out spider rigging.
Lake Monticello: (unchanged from Nov. 17)
Catfish: Great. Anchoring over ledges holding baitfish and catfish and fishing with minimize bait continues to be efficient. Depth is not really crucial proper now but be certain that there are baitfish before environment up. Remember, patience is important.
Lake Wateree:
Largemouth Bass: Gradual, but enhancing. Comply with the shad to find bass.
Crappie: Really very good. Fish close to Dutchman’s Creek to the higher dam for finest final results. The fish are all alongside the previous river channel with some days in the channel and some on the ledge. Minnows and jigs are doing work just off the bottom.
Lake Murray: (unchanged from Nov. 17)
Catfish: Slowing. The fishing has slowed down for catfish, but is nevertheless first rate. Drifting lower bait in 20-35 feet of h2o via huge feeder creeks is producing. Minimize herring is tough to conquer as a bait choice on Lake Murray.
Largemouth Bass: Truthful. The greatest bite is coming in clear water with poor benefits in stained water. Get on the points early and then to the docks when the solar rises. Fish are shallow, but deep. Rocky locations are the very best with shakey head worms and jigs.
Striper: Truthful. Lots of space to appear for fish from mid-lake up to Black’s Bridge (Hwy. 391). Some schooling noted so search for the birds. Use planer boards, drifting with stay herring and downlines in 20-thirty feet of drinking water.
Shellcracker: Truthful. Finest final results in four-ten feet of water. Crickets and nightcrawlers usually make very good bait selections.
Crappie: Truthful. Fish in four-10 ft around brush in a creek mouth. Minnows and jigs are the bait of selection.
Santee Cooper Method
Bream: Very good. Fish above deep brushpiles in the 22-24 foot range. Nightcrawlers are a great bait. Striped Bass: Very good . In the morning great schooling activity is becoming reported and the relaxation of the day totally free-lining live bait seems to be the important.
Catfish: Good. Very good catches are becoming reported each deep and shallow. Proper now deep drinking water indicates thirty-forty feet and shallow drinking water is 4-10 ft deep. Shallow drinking water is greater at night, even with chilly winds, since the drinking water is typically as well apparent for very good day time fishing nevertheless, the shallows will also make for the duration of the day when there is some wind to break up the surface. On nights when there is latest in the diversion canal that region can be sizzling. The best baits consist of lower herring, shad and mullet and the two drifting and anchoring will work.
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North Carolina DENR fishing report 11-20
Speak to: Brian Melott
For the 2011 fishing year, all owners/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, such as the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, must receive an Atlantic Really Migratory Species (HMS) Angling permit. This allow has changed the Atlantic tunas Angling group permit. In North Carolina, further HMS harvest reporting requirements are also in place. To acquire a permit go to: http://www.hmspermits.gov.
Report a tagged fish
Please Observe: Anglers sometimes confuse tiny king mackerel with Spanish mackerel. King mackerel and spanish mackerel have diverse dimension and catch limits. Make Sure you properly identify the mackerel you are catching. (Guidelines the following)
A recreational Recreational Fishing License went into effect Jan. one, 2007 for all of the state’s coastal and ocean waters.
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For the week ending Nov. 20
Ocean: The moment once again, adverse weather conditions restricted anglers. Offshore anglers had a few favorable days and managed to catch amberjack, dolphin, wahoo, king mackerel and assorted tunas, like yellowfin, blackfin, little tunny, skipjack and Atlantic bonito. Anglers bottom fishing out of the Ocracoke and Hatteras regions made vermilion snapper, blackbelly rosefish, snowy and gag grouper and a number of other people in lesser amounts. Anglers fishing in the midrange location caught king mackerel about the ten- to twelve-mile range, alongside with some red drum and striped bass.
Inlets/Sounds/Bays: Noticed seatrout and striped bass continued to be targeted seriously by anglers in these waters. Noticed seatrout were caught virtually exclusively in the early morning hours and then yet again just just before dim. There had been good catches throughout the place. Roanoke and Croatan Sound anglers had very good luck with striped bass. Significant spots, together with a lot of croaker and kingfish, were caught on a standard basis.
Piers/Shorelines: Anglers managed to catch some spotted seatrout, kingfish and croaker in the near-shore surf zone. Tiny bluefish and the two sleek and spiny dogfish have been caught in the surf zone from Avon southward. There was also an increase in red drum catches.
Central District Pamlico, Craven, Carteret and Onslow Counties
Speak to: Kim Worrell
For the 2011 fishing 12 months, all owners/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 receive an Atlantic Really Migratory Species (HMS) Angling permit. This allow has replaced the Atlantic tunas Angling category permit. In North Carolina, extra HMS harvest reporting demands are also in spot. To obtain a permit go to: http://www.hmspermits.gov..
Report a tagged fish
Please Be aware: Anglers at times confuse tiny king mackerel with Spanish mackerel. King mackerel and Spanish mackerel have different measurement and catch limits. Be Positive to correctly establish the mackerel you are catching. (Guidelines the following)
A recreational Leisure Fishing License went into result Jan. 1, 2007 for all of the state’s coastal and ocean waters.
Click here for the most current seasons, measurement and bag limits.
For the week ending Nov. twenty
Ocean: Anglers noted offshore catches of wahoo at the 90-foot drop. Anglers bottom fishing documented very good porgies, small tunny, grunts, triggerfish and pigfish. In the vicinity of shore at Cape Lookout shoals, anglers caught tiny tunny (untrue albacore) and kingfish (sea mullet).
Inlets/Sounds/Bays: Anglers reported wonderful trout in the coastal areas of the rivers and striped bass in the joint waters of the rivers. Flounder reports ended up spotty at the N. Do. Port wall and black drum have been reported down in the White Oak River.
Piers/Shore: Anglers fishing from the beaches caught black drum, pigfish, croaker, bluefish and kingfish (sea mullet). Trout continued to be caught on the seashore and at the jetties.
Southern District Pender, New Hanover and Brunswick Counties
Speak to: Dennis Trowell
For the 2011 fishing 12 months, all proprietors/operators of vessels recreationally fishing for and/or retaining controlled Atlantic Very Migratory Species (HMS) (Atlantic tunas, sharks, swordfish and billfish) in the Atlantic Ocean, like the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, ought to obtain an Atlantic Extremely Migratory Species (HMS) Angling allow. This permit has changed the Atlantic tunas Angling group allow. In North Carolina, further HMS harvest reporting needs are also in place. To obtain a allow go to: http://www.hmspermits.gov.
Report a tagged fish
Make sure you Note: Anglers occasionally confuse tiny king mackerel with Spanish mackerel. King mackerel and spanish mackerel have diverse dimensions and catch limits. Make Positive you properly identify the mackerel you are catching. (Ideas here)
A leisure Recreational Fishing License went into effect Jan. 1, 2007 for all of the state’s coastal and ocean waters.
Click on right here for the most current seasons, size and bag limits.
For the week ending Nov. twenty
Ocean: When temperatures permitted, anglers caught wahoo in the thirty- to eighty-pound variety. Fishermen caught a few blackfin tuna and sailfish, as properly. Anglers bottom fishing caught gag, red and scamp groupers. Anglers concentrating on king mackerel about Frying Pan Tower had excellent luck, with some catching their restrict. In the vicinity of-shore reefs developed a handful of flounder and gray trout.
Inlets/Seems/Bays: The rock jetties at Masonboro and Tiny River inlets developed some good sized trout. Red drum were caught in good numbers with the greatest fishing coming from the reduced Cape Concern River and behind Bald Head Island. Very good catches of sea mullet, along with some gray trout, have been caught around the mouth of the Cape Concern River.
Piers/Shore: Anglers fishing on the piers noted catching tons of small black drum, puffers and some huge sea mullet. Surf anglers caught red and black drum, speckled trout and a number of sea mullets.
N.Do. Division of Marine Fisheries 3441 Arendell Road Morehead Town, NC 28557 (252) 726-7021 or one-800-682-2632
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Trophy Hunter fishing report , Oregon Inlet 11-22
Late day these days with slow fishing till the stop. A few of boats to the north found the meat. We ran 25 miles to catch nine yellowfins and a sail following 2:00 pm. Complete report later. Many thanks!
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Late Day Rally! / Posted by: Kenneth Brown / eleven/twenty/eleven
The time adjust has us submitting some late day photographs. Reality is this time of the year we typically set in a total day. Shifting temperatures situations and slower bookings restrict the protection. Each and every time we go it is like starting up around and it is a big ocean. Shifting drinking water problems interact with the continental shelf supplying us excellent places to start off. Yesterday there have been two probably spots. One particular to the north and one particular to the south. The lack of fishing pressure helps make Fall fishing great but crew operate aids the entire fleet. We commenced to the south and extremely small action was found. By mid day the boats to the north were zeroing in on the tuna. They permit the phrase out and the southern fleet was off to the races. We ended the day with nine good yellowfins and a sail. We have been in equally positions and yesterday we had been glad for the aid. The first boats loaded up with fantastic days. Our following journey is Friday. We have opennings for the we!ek. Thanks and hope absolutely everyone enjoys the tuna for the vacations.
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Captain Kenneth Brown,
kennethbrown@charter.internet,
Trophy Hunter Charters
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center
252-473-9892
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Release Sport Fishing report, Hatteras 11-22
Posted by Captain Rom on November twenty, 2011 at 22:09:38
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The climate has finally turned nice for a number of days and the king mackeral are here. Been reside baiting last couple of days and it has been truly good. Maughan Hull, Jeff, Clint, Brick, and Mike are all experienced anglers so we had a great time catching all these kings. Lots of open dates if you are fascinated in some excellent fishing.
Modern Report
Posted by Captain Rom on November 22, 2011 at 20:39:55
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Right now was a gorgeous day with a mild south wind. Robert Tripp and his buddies from VA. Bch. have been fishing with me for a long time and they adore to catch king mackeral. The mackerals had been close to but they had been hard to get to bite today. We nonetheless scrapped out a good catch.
Present-day Report
Posted by Captain Rom on November 22, 2011 at twenty:forty eight:31
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What a wonderful day on the ocean. Slick calm and the fish biting like mad puppies. Steve Drummond and his pals from the Richmond, Va location knowledgeable world class king mackeral fishing right now. We caught 20 KM that weighed 650lbs. (32 lb. common). That is about as excellent as it gets. We also jumped off a sail and noticed a blue marlin ingesting some dolphin. Seems like they will be close to for a even though if you want to have a excellent time fishing.
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Rom Whitaker
PO Box one hundred fifty
Hatteras, NC 27943
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Frisco Rod and Gun fishing report 11-22
Posted on November 22, 2011
The following is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
Well right now was about like yesterday. We had sunny skies and gentle north-east winds close to five mph. The temperatures ended up in the higher sixty′s. The winds are supposed to change to the south-east and enhance to 15-25 mph and rain showers are very likely after midnight and tomorrow. The Buxton seaside had a lot of blow toads, a few tiny bluefish and speckled trout. Cape Level had number of puppy drum and sharks. The Frisco beach front had a lot of blow toads, tiny bluefish and a few sea mullet. Down on the Hatteras beaches there have been some small bluefish and sea mullet caught. Offshore these days the king mackerel fishing was as excellent as it gets. Limits of kings for everybody who fished. A couple of dolphin and wahoo ended up also reported.
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Outer Banks Fishing Report eleven-21
Posted on November 21, 2011
Right here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
Nowadays was an additional sunny day with light winds We had north-east winds at 5 mph switching to the south-east at 5 mph and the temperatures have been in the higher 60′s. Close to the Buxton seashores there had been some grey and speckled trout caught. At Cape Level there had been 2 big drum caught over 40 inches. One particular early in the morning and a single in the afternoon. On the Frisco and Hatteras seashores there are even now some blow toads, sea mullet and bluefish becoming noted. The offshore fishing was a minor slower these days. The king mackerel bite was rather good. There were a number of wahoo and yellowfin tuna and scattered catches of blackfin tuna and dolphin. No boats fished inshore nowadays.
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Outer Financial institutions Fishing Report eleven-20
Posted on November 20, 2011
The following is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Financial institutions Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
The weather was excellent today. We had gentle south-west winds at 5 mph and the temperatures have been in the mid sixty′s. Down around the Buxton beach front there had been a number of speckled trout and some sea mullet caught. All around Cape Level there had been some bluefish and a handful of puppy drum. The Frisco beach front was genuine excellent these days with a tiny little bit of everything. We had bluefish, blow toads, a citation sea mullet caught by Robert Rzasa of Hummelstown PA , a couple of black drum and pup drum. Nicely, offshore these days fishing was truly good. Not the wahoo motion from yesterday but the king mackerel fishing is nevertheless on fireplace. Mild deal with dead bait or reside baiting king mackerel fishing, it does not get any a lot more exciting and exiting than that. There were just a couple of wahoo, 1 of which was a citation, see image below, and some dolphin caught.
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Brian Vittorini of Bridgeton NJ caught a single the number of wahoos offshore nowadays. It was a great citation fish weighing 47 lbs eight ozs. Great catch and thank you for bringing it in for a image.
Outer Banking institutions Fishing Report 11-19
Posted on November 19, 2011
Right here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
Right now was stunning. We had light north-east winds switching to the south-east at 5-10 mph. The temperatures had been in the low sixty′s. The Buxton seaside had a couple of speckled trout. About Cape Position there ended up even now tons of sharks and skates. A number of drum just around the slot ended up also caught. Alongside the Frisco beach we had a mixed bunch of fish. There have been some bluefish, black drum, sea mullet and a handful of speckled trout caught. The Hatteras beaches had some bluefish and sea mullet. The offshore fishing was truly excellent today. There were limits of king mackerel some real good wahoo fishing and a number of yellowfin, blackfin tuna , some dolphin and a sailfish.
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Outer Financial institutions Fishing Report 11-18
Posted on November 18, 2011
Here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:
Right now was a whole lot nicer than yesterday. We had north-west winds at 15 mph this morning and temperatures in the very low forty′s. By noon the winds switched to the north-east and dropped to 5 mph and the temperatures were in the higher forty′s. Cape Point had lots of sharks and skates right now. The Frisco beach these days had reviews of blow toads. I believe 1 boat fished offshore today but I have not heard of any reviews. Tomorrow ought to be nice and relaxed for fishing.
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Ocean Isle Fishing Center report 11-21
Captain Kevin Sneed of Holden Seashore produced a fruitful run to the Steeples and the Blackjack Hole Saturday. Also pictured is Trask Cunningham with a great fish of his possess.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
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"Chicken Rig?" | Get Occupied | 11/twenty/11
As typical, Tim Gallimore has come up with an off-the-wall way to catch fish. He stated he used a modified chicken rig underneath a wood cork he painted red, white and black and named the "Woodpecker". Regardless of whether he’s getting one hundred% sincere or not, Tim has a way to catch fish!
– Capt. Rickey Beck
"Too Late" | OIFC World Cat / Carolina Cat | eleven/twenty/eleven
Bill Cauldwell caught this 30 pounder Saturday at the Twin Wrecks aboard Kenny Clark’s Contender the "Liquidate". It is a crying shame they did not catch it three weeks in the past.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
"The Law’s Cluster" | OIFC Entire world Cat / Carolina Cat | 11/20/eleven
Captain Michelle Drake and Jeff of "The Regulation" fishing had watched the climate for a couple of days. Finally, they obtained a very good report. Michelle checked all the gear and set the alarm for 5:thirty am Sunday early morning. After missing the alarm, they didn’t get a line in until finally 10:55. A black bout was on before they acquired the 2nd line deployed. Then with four lines out, a 2nd black bout hit. There have been a few more strikes, then the big a single strike.
That is when points got exciting. Michelle fought the wahoo to the boat. When the fish surfaced she appeared for Jeff. He was searching for gloves. So Michell wrapped the rod amongst her legs, held it against the combing pads, and started leadering the fish. The gaff was in the rod holder. The with the leader in the correct hand, the gaff in the left and the rod wrapped around her legs, Michell gaffed the wahoo! Jeff arrived just in time to assist hoist the fish in the boat. Michelle was shaking as tough as the wahoo.
Michelle can brag about staying the 1st mate, the angler and catching the wahoo on a rig Jeff had complained about from the time Michelle made it until the fish hit it.
The Regulation crew headed to Doc Holidays with tuna, Bonita and a 65+ pound 66 inch wahoo. The draw back is they weren’t in the Hook A Hoo or in the Rodeo.
Congratulations to The Regulation.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
"Jim’s Hoo" | OIFC World Cat / Carolina Cat | 11/19/11
The wahoo bite is certainly on! Jim Almond and his crew caught these wahoo in the Gulf Stream aboard his Southport 26 Saturday prior to last. The massive one particular weighed 67.five and the other individuals had been in the thirty lb array.
– Capt. Rickey Beck
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"Blackdogs Wahoo" | OIFC Globe Cat / Carolina Cat | 11/19/11
Bob Newell and crew took edge of the scorching wahoo bite and the lovely weather conditions by heading to the Winyah Scarp and making an attempt their hand. Pictured below is a wahoo they caught on that journey. Sometimes you have to perform the hand you'[re delt.
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Hatteras Harbor fishing report 11-21
Offshore: Great king mackerel fishing! Reasonable wahoo even though blackfin tuna catches have been reasonable, dolphin bites had been scattered.
Inshore: No Boats Out
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Good Times: Bower Lader of Macon, GA – 32lb 51in King Mackerel
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Offshore: Limits (three per person) of king mackerel. Blackfin tuna bite was scattered.
Inshore: No Boats Out!
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Hatteras Fever II: Jason Clopper of Preston, MD – 43lb 54in Wahoo
John Wather of Leonardtown, MD – 46lb 56in Wahoo
Launch: David Gibsoy of Hampton, Va – 22lb 47in Barracuda Release
Adam Clough caught two wahoo, 47lb and 44lb off the Rod Breaker who docks with us!
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
Excellent King Mackerel fishing as effectively as a couple of Dolphin, Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna and Yellowfin Tuna. Hatteras Blue introduced a Sailfish.
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Bite Me: Bryan Helms of Offer, NC caught a 21lb Blackfin Tuna.
Native Son: Marshall Wilson caught a 40lb and 43lb Wahoo. Steven Wilson caught a 65lb Wahoo, each are from Springfield, VA.
Hatteras Blue: Jacob McMichael of Mantua, OH launched a Sailfish.
Examine out the nice King Mackerel catch by the group from Elizabeth Town, NC
Friday, November 18, 2011
One boat chartered right now. Truthful Wahoo fishing a number of Blackfin Tuna and numerous Albacore. No boats fished inshore.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Weather turned cold and very windy right now. No boats fishe
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Bogue Inlet Fishing Pier report, Emerald Isle 11-22
We have the lost piling repaired on the pier as of these days we apologize for dropping the momentary fish cleansing station for a number of days to get this achieved. ……… All that is fastened now, so fishermen are authorized to the barricade which is only about 50′ from the conclude. ……… We will start off assembling the pier creating device hopefully Saturday, but this won’t impact anyone fishing on the pier (apart from an occasional generate-by!) ………….. Fishing has been Okay for the week ……….. I have noticed a good deal of BLOWFISH (wonderful dimension, some two-at-a-time) rolling up, as nicely as a handful of BLACK & Puppy DRUM! ………… SPECKLED TROUT, tiny BLUEFISH, and a couple of tiny SPOTS (at night) are even now coming up! ………….. The water temperature is up and down like a basketball, up to 63* yesterday (thank you Dr. Bogus!) …………… Seize your rod and reel and invest the getaway with us! …….. This is our Last Saturday and sunday, so make the finest of it, specifically given that the temperatures is heading to be delicate! ………….. Arrive ON DOWN! ………….. MIKE STANLEY
TOM SNELL (Mt. Olive, NC)–3 lb. two oz. Pup DRUM ….eleven-twenty-eleven
BRENDA LEWIS (Kinston, NC)–1 lb. 10 oz. BLOWFISH ….eleven-20-eleven
11-twenty-eleven …… SUNDAY …… You must have been right here yesterday! ……
It can be not like they were dragging coolers of fish up, the fishing was Okay, but it was all about the weather! …………. The skies were blue, the drinking water was an nearly clear green-blue, and with a light NE wind, the ocean was completely BAHAMA-LIKE! …………. Fishing has been predictable, plenty of nice measurement BLOWFISH, abundant BLUEFISH, some Puppy DRUM, BLACK DRUM, and SPECKLED TROUT! …………… Congratulations to RANDY JONES (Zebulon, NC)–two lb. 12 oz. SPECKLED TROUT ………… MARK CRESENZO (Reidsville, NC)–2 lb. five oz. BLACK DRUM …………… KARL NATT (Charlotte, NC)–two lb. two oz. SPECKLED TROUT ………….. LESLIE JONES (Kinston, NC)–10 oz. & 10 oz. BLACK DRUM………….. and BULLDOG BULLOCK (Raeford, NC)–one lb. 6 oz. SPECKLED TROUT ………….. This early morning there have already been fishermen that have caught their restrict on SPECKS! …………. Most at any time you can go out and catch throwbacks, so that’s extraordinary for a SUNDAY Early morning! ………… We will be closing the pierhouse for the period on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, so if you want to fish on the pier thru the winter season months, be sure to select up your gate important! …………… We are replacing the misplaced piling on the pier nowadays we also have some cross braces to repair, then we will be starting on the rebuild! ………….. Have a great day! ……… MIKE STANLEY
one-18-11 …… FRIDAY …… Another Cold SNAP! ……
Seasonably cooler temperatures is upon us now the h2o temperature was at 64* yesterday and there will be a considerable adjust by tomorrow! ……….. Fishing has been consistent with BLACK DRUM, SPECKLED TROUT, SEA MULLET, a couple of FLOUNDER, and BLOWFISH ………… Night fishing has been primarily BLACK DRUM and a few SEA MULLET …………. Congratulation to PETE RESUGGAN (Goldsboro, NC)–5 lb. 14 oz. Pup DRUM ………….. JAMES HONEYCUTT (Wendell, NC)–five lb. five oz. Pup DRUM ……….. Invoice LUDWIG, DELMER BURGESS, & BOBBY TYNDALL with a group of two+ lb. SPECKLED TROUT ……….. and DANIEL KEETON (Los Angeles, CA)–8 oz. BLOWFISH! ………… November fishing has been good overall, thinking about we are at the conclude of the normal period! ………… On a sad notice, I received an e-mail from MIKE FLEMING, Jr. telling of his father’s sudden passing. MIKE FLEMING Sr. was a devoted BIP fisherman for several a long time, and we will skip him. He fished most of the early fall with us this calendar year, and we will all share in his reduction. Our condolences to his family members he was a excellent guy that beloved to fish for SPANISH and BLUEFISH! …………. Virtually FREEZING TEMPERATURES tonight ………. Put on YOUR Warm Outfits and catch our late period BOTTOM FEEDERS! ………… Arrive on down! ………… MIKE STANLEY
Bogue Inlet Fishing Pier
Emerald Isle, NC
252-354-2919
http://www.bogueinletpier.com/
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Fishing the Reef “Pretty Work”
The temperatures is a minor sporty in the keys recently, The boys have been filling the bait pens so dwell bait is usually on hand. A neat trick Capt. Andrew utilizes is to catch some authorized lobsters and set them in the cages to keep the cages clear as they will take in nearly anything that dies.
Did have a good reef trip a couple of days in the past. As the weather conditions gets chilly for all you Northerners, its stunning down here in Islamorada in the Florida Keys. The reef fishing has been really great. The weather conditions has produced the troll bite challenging to do, but the sails, mackerel and mahi are still their when the temperatures enables.
Capt. Andrew Reports:
Went out for bait yesterday for bait pen and minnows were thick. Also jumped in for a couple of lobsters to preserve the pen thoroughly clean, identified six wonderful chunky ones. Introduced some of individuals minnows today and its very good we did, none accessible these days. Experimented with a wreck in one hundred thirty for kings had a few bites and buyers decided it was a little bit rough, went to patch in twenty five ft and caught lots of yellowtails and a couple cero and spanish mackerals, stopped off for a few cudas property early.
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Red Drum Tackle shop fishing report, Buxton 11-22
Lots of Speckled Trout caught nowadays just north of Frisco Pier. Most have been in the twelve inch array but there ended up also a number of keepers caught. Lead heads with lime green curltails and white curltails appeared to be the bait of selection. Sea Mullet in the 1lb course and Black Drum north of the Level. Big Sharks at the level had an additional enjoyable stuffed day spooling reels. Modest Bluefish and a number of Flounder noted being caught at the Inlet and there have been little Bluefish caught behind the Motels. The temperatures for the following many days seems excellent so as Zach would say, "come on down" – Grumpy.
Saturday Fishing Report
Congrats to Susan OBX on her 3lb 5oz trout, With that mentioned trout had been caught these days at frisco pier and the jetties.Blue fish and blow toads up and down most beaches,Heard of a number of yearling at the level this night. Big SHARKS keep on to rule at the point these days.Limits of king mackerel off shore with very good quantities of dolphin and wahoo. Should be a wonderful week on the OBX "Come Get You Some" HOOP-DEE!!
Sunday Fishing Report
One more Lovely day on the OBX these days, Heard of Big drum at the stage this morning,Than the sharks ruled the rest of the day. Trout Still abundant from buxton to hatteras. Black drum on the northern beaches together with tiny bluefish. Puffers even now staying caught in the hook and on south seaside.Off shore even now limits of king mackerel being caught. "Come Get You Some" HOOP-DEE!!!!
Monday fishing report by Dan
Good climate and calm seas created for a good day fishing. Two massive drums ended up noted caught at the position right now. A forty four incher was landed about 3 AM this early morning and a 50 incher around two:thirty PM. Most fishermen caught blowtoads, sea mullet, and small bluefish on bait nowadays. Grey trout and speckled trout had been also landed today. Good climate should be the following for the week and ideally the fish must be biting.
Dan
Reddrum Deal with
Buxton, NC
252-995-5414
http://reddrumtackle.com/
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