Everything is biting right now. The river is producing Flounder and Puppy Drum. Some real big Speckled Trout are still holding up at the southern end of the river. Snow’s Cut is still giving up some nice size Flounder. The Carolina Beach Inlet is also a great place to catch a big Flounder. The surf is still full of Whiting, Blue Fish, small Flounder and Pompano. Offshore fishing is producing some nce catches of Spanish and King Mackerel and other species. Check out the Hogfish caught by Danny Foreman aboard the Winner Queen. It’s an 18 lb. 6 oz. Hogfish. Just 15 oz. off the world record. Keep fishin’ and releasin’ Steve and Karen Labanec Seagull Bait and Tackle 910-458-7135
Harry G. caught these Flounder (9 and 7 pounds) while fishing in the waterway in Carolina Beach last week. He says he’s waiting on Steve to catch up!
Matthew Colonna caught this 3.5 lb. Flounder last week.
Buddy Lemly caught this 3.8 pound Pompano on July 2, 2005.
Chris & Corbin Clay caught these fish on July 28th, 2005.
Danny Foreman caught this 18 lb. 6 oz. Hogfish last week, 15 oz. off the world record.
Will & Joe Scarangello caught these large Flounder at 6.4 and 9.4 lbs. on July 31, 2005.
Sail Fish 45lbs. caught by Griffin Keiger one mile off Masonboro Island.
Dusty Tanner caught a 15lb King Mackerel and Nathan Moore caught a 28 lb King Mackerel.
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