North Carolina Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in North Carolina
Starting to deep drop for swordfish now we dealing with the hurricane here on the East Coast but by this weekend, it should be cleared out. Fishing should be good.
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Spanish are here and catching them casting jigs and trolling spoons, bluefish are crushing topwaters, and reds are in the marsh caught on topwater and popping corks.
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Cory with a 24 inch spackle Mom Maisie and dad Randy with a nice catchup released speckled trout
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Bonito bite is on fire. With Black Sea bass and big sheep's head on the wrecks. The fishing for reds and black drum has been steady as well on cut bait, and tip water during during the mid day suns.
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The red drum have started to break up from their winter schools and have become much more active. Catching fish on cut baits and fresh shrimp as well as artificial and top water baits. The black drum bite has been very productive catching fishing along boat docks fishing fresh shrimp. The near shore action has by far been the best. The Atlantic bonito have shown up and have been all up and down the beach trolling deep divers and casting at fish on the surface. There have been a few Spanish mackerel around but the numbers have not shown up...
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Bottom fishing offshore has been good. Big-size sea bass, grunts and the like
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It's Black Seabass time of the year. A great spring break option. Lots of action and good eats too! And if the ocean doesn't cooperate weather wise, chasing tasty sea mullet can be a backup.
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Reds are showing up inside in schools, calm sunny days you can go hunting, and nearshore we are catching black drum and sheepshead on the jetty's.
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Been pretty cold here but the fish are still biting and it's starting to warm back up. Last few trips have been speckled trout and when we can get out to the jetty's there's black drum and sheepshead to be caught.
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On our way to jig up bluefish for bait, we marked a large school of shad. Thinking that would be a good place to start fishing we marked it to come back to once we put some bait in the livewell. After putting a few 4-5 pound bluefish in the livewell we headed towards the bait we had marked. When we got about half a mile from it we started seeing birds working a few hundred yards in front of us. At that time we decided to deploy the bait and start fishing. Before we could get the second rod...
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Top Fishing Trips in North Carolina
Offshore - 30' Contender
30 ft
1 - 12 People
From $1,700
Inshore, Nearshore, River in Harkers Island
Nearshore Fishing Trip
23 ft
1 - 8 People
From $500
Inshore, Nearshore Fishing in Wilmington
NC Sportfish Adventure
26 ft
1 - 4 People
From $450
Nearshore Fishing in Carolina Beach
Nearshore Trolling Trip
35 ft
1 - 12 People
From $750
Bass Fishing In Badin Lake
20 ft
1 - 6 People
From $350
Dawn Patrol Ducks
20 ft
1 - 10 People
From $650
