Fishing Lines

Article by: Captain John Carty

In the surf people are catching flounder, Virginia mullet, blue fish, croakers and sharks. On the piers, people are catching croakers, blue fish, black drum, flounder and sheepshead. Inshore, red drum are biting along with speckled trout, flounder, cobia, croaker, Virginia mullet and sheepshead. Offshore, King Mackerel are feeding along with dolphin, sailfish, some white marlin, and on the bottom, some red and gag grouper, snappers, and black sea bass. This week\’s fishing tip is about fishing line. There are a lot of different types of line on the market. So recommending one certain type would be hard to do. Most of the time it depends on fishing conditions or just personal preference. But no matter what kind you use, the sun will rot it very fast, so when you\’re done fishing, get your rod out of direct sun light and it will last a lot longer and the tinsel strength will stay consistent. Keep fishing and bee safe. Captain John Carty Affordable Charters

Susan of Faith, NC, caught this large shark aboard Affordable Charters.

Roger caught this speckled trout aboard Affordable Charters.

Matthew Colonna caught his 29 pound King Mackerel on July 2, 2006, 40 miles offshore.

Lana Slepski caught drum and flounder aboard Affordable Charters.

Jack Morrow and his party caught Mackerel, Dolphin and Amberjack aboard Large Time Charters last week.

Shane Wright and family and friends caught Dolphin, Mackerel, Barracuda, and Amberjack aboard Blue Marlin Charters last week.

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