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Finally it looks like the fishing and the weather has figured out what time of year it is at Oak Island NC.  In the backwater Red Drum, Black Drum have been the best bet and any day the flounder will show up.  On the Nearshore trips it looks like our summer pattern is starting early with great catches of Blue Fish, Spanish Mackerel and Big Sharks.  Grouper fishing should be called Grouper catching with us because we target Grouper specifically and the results are rewarding.

 

 

Finally for whatever reason the backwater fishing looks like its ready to get with the program.  After weeks of heavy wind and rain it has been a struggle catching fishing but we might have just found the location to change that.  The last couple days have produced solid Red Drum and Black Drum catches with a lot of fish over the slot size and that really adds to the fun.  Tired of sitting inside like us then lets go fishing.  Remember keep it fun

Lots of rain and wind here at Oak Island NC has kept us from fishing a lot but on the days we did make it out the fishing pattern near shore is starting to change.  Black Seabass are still plentiful but the good news is the sharks are starting to show along with the Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel.    The best fishing months are ahead of us so lets get ready and go fishing.

We had another stretch of great weather the last couple days and the reward was lots of black seabass.  I think the reward was in my favor the last couple weeks since I had a lot of kids on the boat smiling from ear to ear.  The summer pattern will be here before you know it so lets go fishing.

 

Spring Break is here at Oak Island NC and the weather has finally made its turn.  On our half day nearshore trips we have been seeing lots of action with Black Seabass.  Backwater fishing is still a little slow but getting better by the day and with the right tide the rewards are worth the effort.  If your tired of sitting around now is the time to start thinking about booking your trip so lets go fishing

Well its mid March and we are on schedule with the boat maintenance.  Today the ocean was calm and we had to go fishing and experience saltwater therapy.  The Blacksea bass and Grouper are hungry and ready for the ride home. It  will only get better.  With  the new motors we now have a cruising speed around 33-35 mph so thats a lot of fishing time.  Lets go fishing

 

Its about that time again to start thinking about warmer weather a good fishing but for now its still way to cold for me.  One of the projects this winter was to put new motors, new electronics and equipment on the Contender to give us hopefully a little more of an edge.  The new motors have increased our cruising speed by 8 mph and that is huge for use while making the long runs.  Remember Grouper season opens May 1st and we don’t have many days open for grouper so I hope everybody is staying warm and dreaming of going fishing.

 

Well its that time of year again so this will most likely  be my last report till Mid March.  We did get out on the water the other day to burn all the gas out of the boat and was rewarded with a full limit of Big Wahoo’s.  The reason for not having fishing reports till March is because we are updating the boats with electronics and New Motors for 2015.  May will be here before you know it so for all my grouper fans its time to book your adventure.  Thanks again and take care.

The last several weeks at Oak Island Fishing Charters we have been sneaking out a couple days a week.  This month we have been rewarded with some nice king mackerel ( a lot of them BTW) and on the warmer day the Red Drum have been fun to catch.   My  rule is usually Jan 15-March 1st I do not fish but if the weather stays mild who knows.  Remember May is the month to fill the box with grouper so dont be left out since there is only  so many days to go.  We  finished up our last Grouper tagging trip with the state and included a little video to help get you ready.  Merry Christmas and thanks for all the support.

The last several weeks we have been tested with producing fish during a confused weather pattern.  The nearshore trips have been catching good numbers of Speckeled Trout, Red Drum even on the super cold mornings.  Gulfstream trips have been rewarded with huge Wahoos and a few lost Mahi.  We are in a confused situation again with our commercial fishing because we cant make up our mind to chase King Mackerel or the Giant Bluefin Tuna that have finally showed back up.