The inshore and backwater fishing has been fair on most days, good on some, and tough on a few, but we have managed to catch a few fish everyday. Redfish and flounder have been ther main course, with a few speckled trout, sheephead, bluefish, ladyfish, and jack crevalles. This pattern will more than likely continue

Well it looks like the dog days of summer are approaching and the fishing maybe a little unpredictable over the next month or so. It has been a little hot , but has not been that bad on the water with the seabreezes we have had lately. We have had some good days lately along

Making inshore fishing for all inshore species fun and simple for children and inexperienced fisherman and fisherwomen. Similiar to fishing in freshwater lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers. For those that love dropping the trolling motor and throwing artificials, you will love catching redfish on topwater plugs, spinnerbaits, and soft plastics. Redfish are a largemouth on

April is normally a transition month and the inshore fishing can be up and down in the Cape Fear area. That is typically how it goes and things usually turn around in May. So I am really looking forward to a little more consistency and the arrival of more and larger inshore species. Redfish, speckled

The inshore and backwater fishing has been a little more consistent in the Cape Fear area and should be getting better over the next couple of weeks. There are lots of redfish action, along with a few speckled trout and flounder. There is also a excellent whiting bite going on in the lower Cape Fear

Man, what great spring weather we are experiencing here in the Cape Fear region. The inshore fishing has really picked up over the past week and look for it to get better with the arrival of a number of inshore species. Looks like flounder, sheephead, bluefish, tripletails, speckled trout and spanish mackerel will be early