| (910) 262-7148 Wrightsville Beach, NC |
| 2012 Fishing Reports |
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Saturday, May 12, 2012
Beach water temp. is 75 degrees, and we have been blessed
with some incredible spring weather lately. Spanish Mackerel
fishing is strong near the beach...big fish and good numbers.
We should start seeing good Cobia fishing any day. King
Mackerel fishing is better than last year...catching fish
between 12 and 20 miles. We are looking forward to the Sea
Bass fishery opening on June 1st, so we can keep the huge
Sea Bass that are everywhere. Caught some real nice
Groupers 24 miles off today. Mahi fishing picked up in the
Gulf Stream, so we should start seeing some inside 30 miles
this week sometime.
Tuesday, April 25th, 2012
Beach water temp hovering between 66 and 68 degrees.
Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish near the beach, trolling and
casting. Flounder on the nearshore bottom. King Mackerel,
False Albecore, and a few Cobia between 20 and 30 miles.
Grouper fishing opens next Tuesday!
Gulf Stream- good Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna bite with a few
Dolphin and Sails
Fri., April 6th, 2012
Beach water temp. has been around 66/ 67 degrees for
almost two weeks. The Spanish Mackerel have shown up
good near the beach, along with a few Bluefish. King
Mackerel bite consistent around 25 to 30 miles. Gulf Stream
picking up- still some good size Wahoo, Dolphin, Blackfin
Tuna, a few Yellowfin & Sailfish.
Wed., March 28, 2012
The beach water is 66 degrees! Bluefish & drum on the
beach. A few Spanish Mackerel and Atlantic Bonita showing
up, and it should get better this week. King Mackerel and
False Albecore 25 miles off. Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, Dolphin,
and a few sails in the Gulf Stream. It was a mild winter, so
take advantage and get an early spring trip in soon!
February 16, 2012
It's been a mild winter for us, and the fishing has been better
this year than the past two winters. The beach water temp.
has been hovering around 54 degrees. King Mackerel
fishing has been much more promising than the past two
years, and the Gulf Stream has had good Blackfin Tuna
fishing with some Wahoo in the mix. There have been some
nice Cobia caught in the 40 mile range; this Cobia from our
trip last week weighed in right at 70 pounds!
Beach water temp. is 75 degrees, and we have been blessed
with some incredible spring weather lately. Spanish Mackerel
fishing is strong near the beach...big fish and good numbers.
We should start seeing good Cobia fishing any day. King
Mackerel fishing is better than last year...catching fish
between 12 and 20 miles. We are looking forward to the Sea
Bass fishery opening on June 1st, so we can keep the huge
Sea Bass that are everywhere. Caught some real nice
Groupers 24 miles off today. Mahi fishing picked up in the
Gulf Stream, so we should start seeing some inside 30 miles
this week sometime.
Tuesday, April 25th, 2012
Beach water temp hovering between 66 and 68 degrees.
Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish near the beach, trolling and
casting. Flounder on the nearshore bottom. King Mackerel,
False Albecore, and a few Cobia between 20 and 30 miles.
Grouper fishing opens next Tuesday!
Gulf Stream- good Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna bite with a few
Dolphin and Sails
Fri., April 6th, 2012
Beach water temp. has been around 66/ 67 degrees for
almost two weeks. The Spanish Mackerel have shown up
good near the beach, along with a few Bluefish. King
Mackerel bite consistent around 25 to 30 miles. Gulf Stream
picking up- still some good size Wahoo, Dolphin, Blackfin
Tuna, a few Yellowfin & Sailfish.
Wed., March 28, 2012
The beach water is 66 degrees! Bluefish & drum on the
beach. A few Spanish Mackerel and Atlantic Bonita showing
up, and it should get better this week. King Mackerel and
False Albecore 25 miles off. Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, Dolphin,
and a few sails in the Gulf Stream. It was a mild winter, so
take advantage and get an early spring trip in soon!
February 16, 2012
It's been a mild winter for us, and the fishing has been better
this year than the past two winters. The beach water temp.
has been hovering around 54 degrees. King Mackerel
fishing has been much more promising than the past two
years, and the Gulf Stream has had good Blackfin Tuna
fishing with some Wahoo in the mix. There have been some
nice Cobia caught in the 40 mile range; this Cobia from our
trip last week weighed in right at 70 pounds!
