Our fishing charter trips out of Carolina Beach and Wrightsville Beach have been doing well and we have been catching everything from upper slot red drum, HUGE amberjacks, mahi, black drum, bluefish, and spanish and king mackerel to name a few. The weather has been fantastic and the fishing has been great right along with it.
INSHORE: The redfish and flounder are biting well on Berkley Gulp jerkbaits and the 3 inch shrimp. I like the white or new penny colors for clear water and the rootbeer for the darker water. The speckled trout action has also been steady, try a jerk bait or a popping cork with a gulp shrimp under it for best results.
OFFSHORE: The offshore action has been on fire lately. The king mackerel are doing awesome but we have not ran into any large ones yet. Speaking of large…..we boated a huge 72 pound amberjack last week on a 3 pound bluefish and broke off 3 more that were probably close to 100 pounds that we could not stop! Check below for the new amberjack video to see the 72 pounder being caught by my customers. The mahi action is also doing well. On the same trip when the 72 pound AJ was caught I also free gaffed a 15 pound mahi that would not eat anything but live UN-HOOKED menhaden. Well needless to say he got too close to the boat and ended up in the cooler. The Spanish are still biting well on the beach and we are getting most of them sight casting to the schools.
Check out our new Amberjack VIDEO and be sure to turn up your audio. Click here>>> AMBERJACK VIDEO or go to the video page on our website.
Also check out our all new photo gallery with tons of updated photos on our website. Click here>>>REEL ADVENTURE CHARTERS PICS
Good fishing!
Capt. Matt Wirt-Reel Adventure Charters-Next Level Custom Rodswww.reel-adventure.com
www.wrightsvillebeachfishing.net
www.carolinabeachfishing.net
910-540-0570 Wilmington, NC
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Saturday, June 16, 2007
Wrightsville Beach Fishing 6-13-07 Reel Adventure Charters
The Wrightsville Beach Fishing and Carolina Beach Fishing action has been steady over the past two weeks. That is the main reason why these reports are getting further and further apart. When the fishing is good, the harder it is to stay on top of these reports! We have LOTS of pic’s and 2 new VIDEOS we just produced and we hope you enjoy watching them as much as we did making them! Now for the fishing report…..
INSHORE:
The flounder bite is picking up! They are biting in shallow water, deep water, ledges….everywhere. The preferred bait has been either live bait or Berkley Gulp! The redfish are stacked up and are working the docks and structure on the ICW, and the Wrightsville Beach docks seem to be producing the best. The flats are producing well when the wind allows and we had 2 of the best sight casting days that I can remember with lots of redfish caught and released. The flats are very non wind dependent and if the conditions are windy we simply fish the creeks or other nearby structure that is out of the wind. We produced a nice inshore slam under these conditions a few days back. The Bluefish are still around and have been snapping off a few carolina rigs every now and again.
OFFSHORE:
The Spanish are near the beach and are scattered one minute and schooled tight the next. Look for bait suspended in the water column (be sure to pull a planer through it!) or for fish breaking the surface. Always keep a light casting rod ready with 10lb test to sight cast to the Spanish. The tide lines near the inlets have been producing nice Spanish and are a good place to begin your search. The King Mackerel have finally taken up residence in the usual spots that are 5-10 miles off of the beach. We picked up a nice 12lb King Mackerel just off of the Blockade Runner 3 days ago. If the wrecks and AR’s are full of boats venture off to a near by ledge for best results. Live bait has been doing well but the dead cigars have been catching the majority of the fish. The Cobia bite is going strong and the Amberjacks are stacked up on the offshore AR’s. Try live menhaden for best results.
Be sure to check out our new King Mackerel on a Fly Rod by clicking here:
FLY ROD VIDEO
Also check out our new Hammerhead on a Flounder Rod Video by clicking here:
HAMMERHEAD VS. FLOUNDER ROD VIDEO
There is NO DOWNLOADING….just double click the play button and it plays!
Be sure to turn up your audio!
For this week’s pictures click here: REEL ADVENTURE WEEKLY FISH PICS!
Good fishing!
Capt. Matt Wirt-Reel Adventure Charters-Next Level Custom Rodswww.reel-adventure.com
www.wrightsvillebeachfishing.net
www.carolinabeachfishing.net
910-540-0570 Wilmington, NC
INSHORE:
The flounder bite is picking up! They are biting in shallow water, deep water, ledges….everywhere. The preferred bait has been either live bait or Berkley Gulp! The redfish are stacked up and are working the docks and structure on the ICW, and the Wrightsville Beach docks seem to be producing the best. The flats are producing well when the wind allows and we had 2 of the best sight casting days that I can remember with lots of redfish caught and released. The flats are very non wind dependent and if the conditions are windy we simply fish the creeks or other nearby structure that is out of the wind. We produced a nice inshore slam under these conditions a few days back. The Bluefish are still around and have been snapping off a few carolina rigs every now and again.
OFFSHORE:
The Spanish are near the beach and are scattered one minute and schooled tight the next. Look for bait suspended in the water column (be sure to pull a planer through it!) or for fish breaking the surface. Always keep a light casting rod ready with 10lb test to sight cast to the Spanish. The tide lines near the inlets have been producing nice Spanish and are a good place to begin your search. The King Mackerel have finally taken up residence in the usual spots that are 5-10 miles off of the beach. We picked up a nice 12lb King Mackerel just off of the Blockade Runner 3 days ago. If the wrecks and AR’s are full of boats venture off to a near by ledge for best results. Live bait has been doing well but the dead cigars have been catching the majority of the fish. The Cobia bite is going strong and the Amberjacks are stacked up on the offshore AR’s. Try live menhaden for best results.
Be sure to check out our new King Mackerel on a Fly Rod by clicking here:
FLY ROD VIDEO
Also check out our new Hammerhead on a Flounder Rod Video by clicking here:
HAMMERHEAD VS. FLOUNDER ROD VIDEO
There is NO DOWNLOADING….just double click the play button and it plays!
Be sure to turn up your audio!
For this week’s pictures click here: REEL ADVENTURE WEEKLY FISH PICS!
Good fishing!
Capt. Matt Wirt-Reel Adventure Charters-Next Level Custom Rodswww.reel-adventure.com
www.wrightsvillebeachfishing.net
www.carolinabeachfishing.net
910-540-0570 Wilmington, NC
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