The second hot spot that takes a little s**** in all this wind is the Carolina Beach Inlet straight into the northeast wind. People have been catching Blues, Flounder. There were not a lot of people out there, but the few that tried did real well. This weeklong northeaster is really going to make a world of difference for surf fishing. It should cut some excellent holes in the beach that will produce lots of fish. Big Blue Fish will hit the beach along with some monster Red Drum. Both will be feeding on mullet minnows from now until late October – November. A good churning is just what we needed to wake up the fish and get them in a feeding frenzy. The timing is right for the fall surf fishing tournament. I would recommend wetting a hook as soon as the storm has past. In past storms it has produced very rewarding catches. Keep fishin and releain… Steve and Karen Labanec Seagull Bait and Tackle
Scott Carsanaco caught this Red Drum on September 6th, 2005.
Alex Sneed caught this 5 lb. 10 oz. Flounder on September 8th, 2005 in Carolina Beach.
12.5 lb. Red Drum caught on September 8th, 2005.
David Keith holding what was a 10 lb. Sheepshead on September 10th, 2005.
Becky Slate of Winston Salem caught her first Spanish Mackerel on August 17th, 2005 at 2 lbs 3/4 oz.
[tags]spanish mackerel, sheepshead, red drum, flounder, Carolina Beach Inlet[/tags]