Fishing Report
by Capt. Joe Shute

07-26-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the net-internet site. &quotCapt’s responses and Occasions&quot. .Check out the Capt’s Responses and Events about the proposed sulfer plant that is headed for the port except if we can quit it. The winds have been brutal so far this week, slowing up all fishing offshore and some of the inshore fishing. Red drum bite is even now likely on and the Spanish mackerel fishing continues around and inside of the Beaufort Inlet. Lengthy variety forecast looks like the winds will subside and the seas will drop to two-4 ft. The most current reports that we obtained from offshore was a extremely very good white marlin bite up to the north of the Massive Rock as properly as some excellent sailfish. there had been even now good numbers of bailer dolphin and a number of gaffers dolphin.

Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Seaside Causeway
Atlantic Beach NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

Fishing Report
by Capt. Joe Shute

07-22-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the internet-web site. &quotCapt’s feedback and Activities&quot. .Check out out the Capt’s Remarks and Events about the proposed sulfer plant that is headed for the port unless of course we can cease it. There have been all the Spanish mackerel that you want just inside and exterior of the Beaufort Inlet. They are feeding on small glass minnows. so when casting lures at the Spanish you require to be casting the smallest lures that you can cast. Modest spec rigs and flies are working extremely nicely. Casting is in fact functioning better than trolling. Offshore fishing is genuinely choosing up as properly. There have been escalating figures of white marlin, sailfish and blue marlin caught in the final few days. The dolphin bite has picked up far too. Startiing to see a handful of a lot more gaffer dolphin and a lot of bailer dolphin.

Capt. Joe’s Responses and Upcoming Occasions

For those of you that have an interest in trying to keep the Morehead City, Beaufort, and Atlantic Seashore area an area that you would like to live and getaway, you may possibly be interested in what is likely on at the Morehead Town Port. PCS Phosphates is preparing to build a Sulfer melting facitliy correct there on the port residence. total with two, a hundred and fifty ft. smoke stacks that will be pumping out sulfer smoke. One of the poor points that has transpired is that this ongoing offer to build the sulfer plant has been likely on for above a 12 months, however the nearby residents and town official just learned about this on July 1st. Numerous permits have been issued for the development of the plant with no 1 having any knowledge that it was happening. Not to mention that there will now be a rotten egg smell hovering above all of Carteret Count, the uncooked or dry sulfer that will be brought in to the port is very explosive and flamable in it’s dry state. Considering that the military often merchants PETN explosives at the port, this could make for a quite unsafe predicament. The sulfer dust can ignite if the dust will get on the rail line and the practice rolls over it. This has took place in a couple of circumstances here in NC previously triggering big fires and a lot hurt to other services.

Not to point out that all of our companies and the ecosystems will experience from the drop out of the sulfer. Property values will drop and tax collections will drop as a outcome placing the complete county in a jam. Local corporations will experience from just the smell of rotten eggs hovering over the metropolitan areas, and the sulfer dust falling on all the autos and boats in the area. Just what a coastal resort region actually isn’t going to want, particularly in these financial occasions. Not to mention that Carteret County will not make a dime off of this plant ,the money will all go out of the county. We will make no money from the plant and it will not generate any regional careers, but what we will get are the adverse results and lost cash flow from the plant. WE don’t need to have this sulfer plant everywhere around Morehead Metropolis!

Capt. Joe Shute

Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Beach Causeway
Atlantic Seashore NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

Fishing Report
by Capt. Joe Shute

07-21-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the net-web site. &quotCapt’s remarks and Gatherings&quot. .WE had a good turnout for or redfish seminar Saturday. I wish absolutely everyone loved them-selves and learn a number of new tricks. The fishing has been selecting up pretty good the last number of days. There have been all the Spanish mackerel that you want just within and external of the Beaufort Inlet. They are feeding on little glass minnows. so when casting lures at the Spanish you need to have to be casting the smallest lures that you can cast. Little spec rigs and flies are operating really well. Casting is actually operating much better than trolling. Offshore fishing is really selecting up as well. There have been escalating figures of white marlin, sailfish and blue marlin caught in the last couple of days. The dolphin bite has picked up as well. Startiing to see a few more gaffer dolphin and lots of bailer dolphin.
Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Beach Causeway
Atlantic Seashore NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

Fishing Report
by Capt. Joe Shute

07-17-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the internet-web site. &quotCapt’s feedback and Activities&quot. .WE had a excellent turnout for or redfish seminar Saturday. I hope everybody enjoyed them-selves and understand a handful of new tips. The fishing has been pretty good for the very last handful of days. We did some red drum fishing Thursday and had extremely great catches of slot and more than slot red drum again in the marshes utilizing natural bait. Friday when the winds startecd to come out of the east, the Spanish mackerel truly turned on exterior of the Beaufort Inlet. Acres of Spanish mackerel were feeding on the surface area on glass minnows. Casting lures and flies as well as trolling was generating very good figures of wonderful Spanish. I was fly fishing Tred Barta on Friday and he did very nicely employing his three excess weight fly rod on the Spanish mackerel. Offshore there had been a few white marlin and sailfish caught. Also there have been some bailer dolphin caugh as effectively.

Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Seashore Causeway
Atlantic Beach NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

Fishing Report
by Capt. Joe Shute

07-08-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the net-web site. &quotCapt’s remarks and Occasions&quot. New No cost seminar scheduled! Well unfortunately it appears like the winds are likely to carry on for this weekend. The offshore report is that the winds are heading to be SW twenty-30 , six-ten ft, seas, so it seems like most will be fishing inshore this weekend. The Spanish Mackerel bite has even now been good just along the shorelines and inside of Beaufort Inlet. Making use of lighter leaders and smaller sized baits will get you a lot more action. The Spanish are doing work on really little bait and it is often tough to get a troll bite. Casting small spoons and spec rigs will improve your probabilities of catching Spanish. If the wind and waves will allow you, there are great opportunities to catch more substantial Spanish and some king mackerel in and all around Beaufort Inlet making use of live menhaden and dwell mullet. All around Bardens Inlet as effectively as the synthetic reefs are very good places to appear as well. The red drum bite has been extremely productive for us this week. We have been discovering reds in the 20 to thirty inch class in a few spots again within the marsh. I am not sure what all the rani from this weekend will do to the drum bite. When the boats have made it offshore they are even now catching dolphin as nicely as white marlin, sailfish and a couple of blue marlin. bottom fishing continues to be great for grouper, triggerfish and black sea bass. Will not forget about our &quotFREE&quot red drum seminars next Saturday July the 16th at the Crystal Coast Civic Center. My-self and Capt. Gary Dubiel will be going above various methods for catching red drum and the old red drum in the Pamlico Sound. We still have some seats accessible. If you are interested, just phone Capt. JoeShute’s Bait &amp Tackle and we will include your title to a single of the classes.
Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Seashore Causeway
Atlantic Beach NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

04-24-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new web page on the internet-internet site. &quotCapt’s comments and Occasions&quot. Yesterday was a minor bit tough offshore and the fishing was a tiny slower, but there have been nevertheless some good catches. I talked with some of the charter boats and most had some wahoo a couple of had blackfin tun as well as gaffer dolphin and a few king mackerel. Inshore there have been bluefin and sea mullet around the inlets along with a lot of dogfish. Back again in the marsh we did well with red drum on the incoming tide each Friday and Saturday. Appears like tommorrow will be the very best wind day for trying to go offshore.

Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Beach Causeway
Atlantic Beach NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

03-22-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the net-website. &quotCapt’s comments and Events&quot. Sorry the report has not been updated for a couple of days, but I was off in New Jersey for a Saltwater fishing display and have just gotten back again. We are still having a problem with the continuing winds, but the water temperatures are beginning to really warm up and the fishing is picking up. Yesterday in spite of the high winds a number of boats went offshore to the Huge Rock region and had very excellent catches of wahoo and blackfin tuna. Inshore the bluefish are starting to show up as properly as some sea mullet and blowfish. Red drum back in the marshes are nonetheless carrying out well, and some speckled trout are starting to bite back again in some of the deeper creeks.

Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Seashore Causeway
Atlantic Seashore NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

03-13-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the web-internet site. &quotCapt’s comments and Activities&quot. The offshore fishing this past weekend has actually began to choose up some. The winds were not as bad as they have been and larger boats in the charter fleet did prertty great offshore. There were catches of yellowfin tuna, wahoo , blackfin tuna and dolphin caugth both Saturday and Sunday. All we require is a little bit much more cooperation with the winds and factors will actually start to select up. With the waters back again in the sound and the seashores starting up to warm up some, the red drum bite is starting to choose up. Even though you can’t preserve any speckled trout proper now, the speckled trout bite back again in some of the creeks and deep drinking water locations are finding up as well. # 17 MirrOlures in the electric chicken coloration have been producing some great two to three lb specks. .The North Carolina Marine Fisheries commission has created a new ruling of Speckled Trout. The recreational closure for speckled trout will stay in impact till June 15th, even though making it possible for a fifty lb by-catch in the business fisheries or ten% of total catch up to fifty lbs. Trawling for stripers will continue until finally the remainder of the quota is caught up this season.

Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Seaside Causeway
Atlantic Seaside NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

03-13-2011: Capt. Joe’s now has a new page on the web-site. "Capt’s comments and Events". The offshore fishing this past weekend has really started to pick up some. The winds were not as bad as they have been and larger boats in the charter fleet did prertty good offshore. There were catches of yellowfin tuna, wahoo , blackfin tuna and dolphin caugth both Saturday and Sunday. All we need is a little bit more cooperation with the winds and things will really start to pick up. With the waters back in the sound and the beaches starting to warm up some, the red drum bite is starting to pick up. Even though you can’t keep any speckled trout right now, the speckled trout bite back in some of the creeks and deep water areas are picking up as well. # 17 MirrOlures in the electric chicken color have been producing some nice 2 to 3 lb specks. .The North Carolina Marine Fisheries commission has made a new ruling of Speckled Trout. The recreational closure for speckled trout will stay in effect until June 15th, while allowing a 50 lb by-catch in the commercial fisheries or 10% of total catch up to 50 lbs. Trawling for stripers will continue until the remainder of the quota is caught up this season.

Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Beach Causeway
Atlantic Beach NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744

With the waters back in the sound and the beaches starting up to warm up some, the red drum bite is beginning to choose up. Even although you can’t maintain any speckled trout proper now, the speckled trout bite back in some of the creeks and deep drinking water areas are finding up as effectively. # 17 MirrOlures in the electric chicken coloration have been generating some great 2 to three lb specks. Headed offshore, the wahoo bite is even now there. If the winds will clam down sufficient to allow you get there, there have been good wahoo catches from down about the Swansboro Hole region and there are still blackfin tuna combined in with the wahoo.The North Carolina Marine Fisheries commission has created a new ruling of Speckled Trout. The recreational closure for speckled trout will keep in effect until June 15th, while allowing a 50 lb by-catch in the commercial fisheries or 10% of complete catch up to 50 lbs. Trawling for stripers will keep on till the remainder of the quota is caught up this season.

Capt Joe Shutes Bait and Tackle
601-H Atlantic Seaside Causeway
Atlantic Seashore NC 28512
http://captjoes.com/
(252)240-2744