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North Carolina Fishing Reports
Published on 08-16-2011 01:00 PM
Yellowfin, Spanish Mackerel, White Marlin, Blue Marlin, Bluefish, Cobia and Sailfish all make fishing news this week along the North Carolina coast. There isn't much more to say then the NC fishing is in full swing! (pictured is Tidal Fisher capttim with the picture from his catch fishing out of Oregon Inlet the other day. Click here for his full Oregon Inlet fishing report.)
Northern North Carolina Tidal Waters Fishing Reports (North Carolina line to Ocracoke)
Overall Summary for the region
Ocean: Offshore anglers continued to find a diverse catch with limits of dolphin and assorted tunas, including yellowfin, blackfin, bigeye and skipjack. Wahoo, greater amberjack, little tunny and Atlantic bonito also hit the docks throughout the week. Billfish catches ...
12-year-old Stephen Furlough's fame was short-lived following the catch of his 63 lb. state record striper. A mere 48 hours later, Keith Angel of Sandy Ridge landed a 64 lb. fish, barely eclipsing the already impressive benchmark set by Furlough. These are not the only two anglers getting into quality fish, though. Striper fishing is hot for everyone on the N.C. Coast right now. ...
Winter brings superb fishing to the North Carolina coast, especially for striped bass and yellowfin tuna. Area tackle shops are reporting tremendous catches of both rockfish and tuna, with some red drum in the mix. If you can withstand the freezing temperatures, there is great fishing to be had during January. From the Virginia line and south, anglers are combatting the elements and reaping the rewards. ...
Northern North Carolina Tidal Waters Fishing Reports (North Carolina line to
Ocracoke)
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center brings us these reports:
12.4.10 Five boats went off shore and returned with limits of yellow fin and a few wahoos. No near shore or in shore boats went fishing today.
12.3.10 One boat offshore today. Even though the conditions were a little rough they caught ...
Northern North Carolina Tidal Waters Fishing Reports (North Carolina line to Ocracoke)
Ocean:*Fishing was very limited in all modes with rough seas, ocean over-wash and limited access. Catches were fair with landings of blackfin and yellowfin tuna. Midrange success was very poor with limited access and absolutely nothing to report.*Near-shore boaters had no access to waters due to unfavorable conditions.
Inlets/Sounds/Bays:*Striped bass catches were fair at the ...
Northern North Carolina Tidal Waters Fishing Reports (North Carolina line to
Ocracoke)
Ocean: Blackfin tuna continued to be caught in very high numbers and were the bulk of most of the catches. Yellowfin and a few bluefin tuna were mixed in on occasion. Dolphin, wahoo, amberjack, little tunny and Atlantic bonito were all caught in ...
...While winds have plagued many boats getting out along the North Carolina Coast, when they do get out they have been chasing down plenty of tuna whose location has been given away by our trusty bird friends. Yellow fin and black fin tuna have been the
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well i quess i won't be paying state of md money no more becuase i don't live there no more....
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Dave123 02-12-2012 05:43 PM