BEAUFORT
Jan 13, 2021 09:49:48 #
MBCHEVY06
Loc: BEAUFORT NC
WHAT IS EVERYONE CATCHING NEARSHORE NEW TO THE WATER AND LOOKING FOR SOME ADVICE ON WHERE TO GO AND BAIT CHOICES
Jan 13, 2021 11:33:54 #
MBCHEVY06 wrote:
WHAT IS EVERYONE CATCHING NEARSHORE NEW TO THE WATER AND LOOKING FOR SOME ADVICE ON WHERE TO GO AND BAIT CHOICES
Welcome to the Forum, MBCHEVY, sorry I can't help you out.
Jan 13, 2021 12:27:44 #
MBCHEVY06 wrote:
WHAT IS EVERYONE CATCHING NEARSHORE NEW TO THE WATER AND LOOKING FOR SOME ADVICE ON WHERE TO GO AND BAIT CHOICES
Welcome to the stage MBCHEVY.
Jan 13, 2021 12:31:49 #
MBCHEVY06 wrote:
WHAT IS EVERYONE CATCHING NEARSHORE NEW TO THE WATER AND LOOKING FOR SOME ADVICE ON WHERE TO GO AND BAIT CHOICES
Hey MB, just moved from your neck of the woods about a month ago and from the 16 wonderful years i lived there the Drum, stripers, flounder and trout all were fun to catch.
This time of year the deep parts of rivers and creeks were the honey holes while using Z man baits were my go to. Also store bought frozen shrimp knew how to wake them up.
For future post there is no need to for all CAPS, our eye sight is still pretty good plus it is a admin no no.
Jan 13, 2021 12:53:29 #
Jan 13, 2021 13:07:02 #
MBCHEVY06 wrote:
Thanks for the advice. Sorry for the caps its just habit
No worries you are not alone with doing that. I preferred the Z man diesel opening night bait with shrimp scent while i was there. Of course water clarity will affect the catch too. Good luck and before others tell you, we love pics of your catch or of the area. Unlike you, some of us are stuck inside in this cold weather.
Tight lines MB
Jan 13, 2021 14:59:04 #
MBCHEVY06
Loc: BEAUFORT NC
Whats everyone catching offshore within the 40 mile range or so. been fishing the creeks and rivers for several years now just trying to venture out and try new things.
Feb 1, 2021 11:11:49 #
MBCHEVY06 wrote:
Whats everyone catching offshore within the 40 mile range or so. been fishing the creeks and rivers for several years now just trying to venture out and try new things.
The Spring run of Spanish mackerel is always nice, especially around the jetty north of Barden's Inlet and the shoals of Cape Lookout. Any nice day in May works. I like trolling gold Clarkspoons behind a 1 ounce keeled sinker. The latter is key, lest your line will get twisted from the spinning of the Clarkspoon. The Crystal Coast is full of fishing options.
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