Seahawk Charters Fishing Report

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

The shallow water redfishing has been really good lately. I have been catching good numbers of redfish in 6 to 12″ of water. Most of the time the water is too shallow to work the trolling motor, so I am poling the boat to get to the fish. We have found schools of 20 to 50 fish pushing up wakes and boiling up the mud. Some of these fish are over the slot and all have been caught on artificials. On the days that I could not get on the flats and sight cast to reds we have been able to catch them working the oyster points.

On Sat. the 24th I had David from Conn. on the Ranger Banshee Extreme. The day started out slow,cold, and windy. After about two hours of working the trolling motor we finally located a school of reds and he caught around thirty fish. Many of the fish were in the four to six pound range. David had never caught a redfish before, now he has thirty under his belt. He also caught two speckled trout.

If you want to go shallow water redfishing give me a call. It is an awesome experience to see and catch these fish.

Thanks,
Jeff
Seahawk Inshore Fishing Charters
910-619-9580

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