Whenever you have bait leftover, don’t throw it away.

Article by: Mark Mayo

First a fishing tip: Whenever you have bait leftover, don’t throw it away. If it’s still in good condition, immediately after you get home, freeze it for another day. Shrimp and minnows are hard to get at certain times of the year, or it is excellent to take for backup bait the next time you go fishing.

Inshore Fishing, we are catching flounder, red drum, black drum, gray trout, speckled trout, spots, croaker and Virginia mullet.

Surf Fishing, people are catching speckled trout, some flounder, red drum, black drum, blues and Virginia mullet.

Pier Fishing, they are catching spots, Virginia mullet, blues, croakers and black drum.

Offshore Fishing, people are catching king mackerel, dolphin and barracuda.

Bottom Fishing people are catching black bass, groupers and snappers.

Keep fishing and stay safe,
Captain John Carty

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Fishing Report Photos:

Tommy Smith from Mebane, NC, caught these Red Drum and Virginia Mullet aboard Affordable Charters.

Eileen, Dean, Evan and Shawn caught these very nice Speckled Trout and Drum while fishing in the surf with lures.

Mark Mayo

I research and talk about fishing, fishing gear/equipment, survival topics, and marketing for outdoors related businesses. I also assist here on CB Fishing as the editor-in-chief. Articles may contain AI researched content. All content is published for education and entertainment purposes only, NOT LIFE, HEALTH, SURVIVAL, FINANCIAL, BUSINESS, LEGAL OR ANY OTHER ADVICE. Learn more about Mark Mayo