Carolina Beach April 15, 2005
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Carolina Beach April 2005
Barry, at Cape Fear Marine and Tackle, reports fishing has been rather slow, and anglers are doing more preparing than fishing. Bluefish were reported south of Southport, so Carolina Beach anglers shouldn’t have much longer to wait. Red drum are being caught mostly on an incoming tide in creeks near the inlets. The fishing in […]
Carolina Beach Winter 2004
Steve, of Seagull Bait and Tackle, reports that the November fishing has been great. With a little less wind people would have done even better. Inshore there were plenty of Virginia mullet, both in the surf and in the Cape Fear River. They were averaging 2 to 3 lbs. There were also large pompano in […]
Carolina Beach October 28, 2004
Harry G, of Seagull Bait and Tackle, reports that the main player for pier fishermen has been spots. They’ve been running off and on for the past two weeks, with bloodworms as the main bait. Both piers have also seen an occasional king hook-up. From the surf, there have been lots and lots of blues. […]
Carolina Beach October 14, 2004
Capt. Dave, of Wild Rover II Charters, reports that the gulf stream action has heated up around the Same Ole with catches of large wahoo. Offshore, the king mackerel are biting to the north and just offshore. Anywhere from 23 Mile Rock to any of the wrecks (WR-4, Schoolhouse, Dredge) have all been productive. And […]
