NC Fishing - Hunting - Outdoors Reports

The inshore fishing has produced lots of small redfish for me the past couple of days. On 1/26 I had Eric and Seth from Wilkes county on a cold and rainy day fishing in the Banshee. These guys were real troopers and toughed it out on a seven hour trip. These guys were excellent anglers and we had a blast even in these conditions. We caught twenty reds, all undersized but a lot of fun on light tackle. On 1/27 I had my son Christian, and his travel baseball coach Richard for about three hours of fishing. We caught fifty three reds, all but three were undersized but still a lot of fun. All of these fish were caught on artificials. Check out the photos, especially the sunset on 1/27. Sometimes it is not all about the catching.

Jeff
Seahawk Inshore Fishing Charters
910-619-9580

There is still some really good inshore fishing going on recently despite the cold weather we have had lately. The speckled trout are around the inlets, and there are good numbers up and down the Cape Fear River. A few redfish are in some of the same places as the trout. The striped bass are in the upper parts of the Cape Fear River. I had one seafood charter last week that produced an excellent catch of seafood.

Let’s go fishing,

Jeff
Seahawk Inshore Fishing Charters
910-619-9580

There is a lot of good inshore fishing going on lately. The redfish are schooled up on the flats and scattered around on the shellbeds and oyster rocks. The speckled trout are around in good numbers. Large virginia mullet are being caught in the lower Cape Fear River. Striped bass are being caught in the upper Cape Fear River.

The Ranger Banshee Extreme is ready for redfish and speckled trout in the shallows of Buzzards Bay and the Kenner Bay boat can handle the wide open deep water of the Cape Fear River.

Looks like it is going to be a great time to go fishing during the Christmas break. If you want to go please give me a call.
Thanks,
Jeff
910-619-9580