Carolina Beach fishing report 8-9-07. Reel Adventure Charter
Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 3:37 pmThe Wrightsville Beach fishing, Topsail Island fishing, and Carolina Beach fishing has been phenomenal to say the least!
INSHORE: The flounder bite is really good. Try deep holes or ledges and don’t forget the inlets and near shore reefs. The red drum bite is there but the water is hot and you really have to coax them into biting. Try early morning or late afternoon for best results.
OFFSHORE: The shark fishing continues to put lots of smiles on my customer’s faces and many of these sharks are over 100 lbs. The Amberjack (and other jack species) are doing well at the wrecks and reefs 10-20 miles out… use the biggest bait you can find and HOLD ON! The cudas are everywhere and are a blast on light tackle. The king mackerel bite is spread out, use live bait for best results and there are some big ones crusing the inlets. The spanish bite has picked back up. We sight casted to acres of them the other day and we hope this hangs on for a few more days.
Be sure to check us out in this month’s edition of the North Carolina Sportsman Magazine with our featured Shark fishing article and don’t forget to watch us on the Coastal Carolina Fishing Report TV show with our Cape Fear Report. We will tell you what’s hot and what’s not!
That’s it for now. This is a short report, I will let the pic’s speak for themselves. This fishing for a living is hard work but I wouldn’t trade it for the world.
Click here for this weeks pics! http://reel-adventure.com/blog/
Let’s go fishing!
Capt. Matt Wirt
Reel Adventure Charters
910-540-0570
www.reel-adventure.com
www.wrightsvillebeachfishing.net
www.carolinabeachfishing.net
www.topsailislandfishingcharters.com
INSHORE: The flounder bite is really good. Try deep holes or ledges and don’t forget the inlets and near shore reefs. The red drum bite is there but the water is hot and you really have to coax them into biting. Try early morning or late afternoon for best results.
OFFSHORE: The shark fishing continues to put lots of smiles on my customer’s faces and many of these sharks are over 100 lbs. The Amberjack (and other jack species) are doing well at the wrecks and reefs 10-20 miles out… use the biggest bait you can find and HOLD ON! The cudas are everywhere and are a blast on light tackle. The king mackerel bite is spread out, use live bait for best results and there are some big ones crusing the inlets. The spanish bite has picked back up. We sight casted to acres of them the other day and we hope this hangs on for a few more days.
Be sure to check us out in this month’s edition of the North Carolina Sportsman Magazine with our featured Shark fishing article and don’t forget to watch us on the Coastal Carolina Fishing Report TV show with our Cape Fear Report. We will tell you what’s hot and what’s not!
That’s it for now. This is a short report, I will let the pic’s speak for themselves. This fishing for a living is hard work but I wouldn’t trade it for the world.
Click here for this weeks pics! http://reel-adventure.com/blog/
Let’s go fishing!
Capt. Matt Wirt
Reel Adventure Charters
910-540-0570
www.reel-adventure.com
www.wrightsvillebeachfishing.net
www.carolinabeachfishing.net
www.topsailislandfishingcharters.com