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Happy Thanksgiving and we have some good fishing to be thankful for on the inshore and backwaters of the lower Cape Fear.  Redfish, Black Drum, Speckled Trout, Whiting and a Flounder or two.  Pretty much the same report as last, but with some updated photos. The inshore and backwater fishing has been good here in

The inshore and backwater fishing has been good here in Southeastern NC and should continue throughout the winter months. The redfish are schooled up on the flats and in the creeks.  Live minnows, shrimp, and Gulp baits have all been very effective.  The shallowwater sightfishing for redfish has also been good when conditions are right. 

The fall fishing has taken off here in Southeastern North Carolina with catches of Bull Redfish, slot sized redfish, flounder, speckled trout and sheephead. There are also some of the less popular fish like ladyfish, bluefish, and jack crevalles roaming the inshore and backwaters of the Lower Cape Fear. We are experiencing some awesome fall

That’s right, the inshore and backwater fishing has really taken off the past couple of weeks.  We have had some awesome weather here in Southeastern NC with cooler than normal temps for this time of year.  The water is teaming with bait ( finger mullet and shrimp) and the fish have showed along with the

The inshore and backwater fishing has been fair here in Southeastern NC over the past couple of weeks.  We have had a crazy weather pattern with rain and southwest winds this past week and forecast for the next couple of days.  We have been plugging along, dodging storms, and catching a few fish.  Hopefully when

“Seahawk Inshore Fishing Charters- Making inshore and backwater fishing fun and simple for kids and for anglers of all skill levels.” The inshore and backwater fishing is heating up and should be getting better as we head into the beginning of the summer fishing season.  We have had some tough days mixed in with lots

The inshore and backwater fishing has slowed a little due to the inconsistent weather patterns we have experienced lately. The up and down temps have kept the water cooler and prevented some of our inshore species from moving in. This should change as soon as spring has fully sprung and the fish get more active