North Carolina Fishing Reports (November 2024)

Cameron Whitaker
Hatteras, North Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Good inshore fishing catching a little bit of everything. Open Friday morning

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Cameron Whitaker Hatteras, North Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Good inshore fishing catching a little bit of everything. Open Friday morning

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Daniel Griffee
Beaufort, North Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Red drum are starting to pick up inside as the water temps steadily rise. Nearshore we are catching bluefish, Spanish mackerel, flounder, trolling and casting metals to them

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Daniel Griffee Beaufort, North Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Red drum are starting to pick up inside as the water temps steadily rise. Nearshore we are catching bluefish, Spanish mackerel, flounder, trolling and casting metals to them

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Jamie Rushing
Trails End, North Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Was in Stuart last week! Snook are awesome.

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Jamie Rushing Trails End, North Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Was in Stuart last week! Snook are awesome.

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Guion Lee III
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

The Cooler weather has the redfish biting good as well as plenty of Spanish mackerel casting to feeding surface fish and trolling Clark spoons.

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Guion Lee III Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

The Cooler weather has the redfish biting good as well as plenty of Spanish mackerel casting to feeding surface fish and trolling Clark spoons.

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Jason Frivance
Beaufort, North Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Cobia are here this was from last Thursday!!!

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Jason Frivance Beaufort, North Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Cobia are here this was from last Thursday!!!

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Jason Garay
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Still kind of rough (windy) out but caught some decent fish today. Amberjacks, red snapper, seabass and let a huge sandbar shark go. Soon the weather will be perfect for all kinds of anglers.

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Jason Garay Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Still kind of rough (windy) out but caught some decent fish today. Amberjacks, red snapper, seabass and let a huge sandbar shark go. Soon the weather will be perfect for all kinds of anglers.

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Jamie Rushing
Trails End, North Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

A few Atlantic bonita still linger around at Wrightsville beach. Spanish mackerel fishing is as strong as new rope. Plenty for everyone but, fish are mostly on the smaller side. The first few flounder of the year have been getting caught mostly on plastics while trout fishing. Speckled trout fishing...

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Jamie Rushing Trails End, North Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

A few Atlantic bonita still linger around at Wrightsville beach. Spanish mackerel fishing is as strong as new rope. Plenty for everyone but, fish are mostly on the smaller side. The first few flounder of the year have been getting caught mostly on plastics while trout fishing. Speckled trout fishing is pretty good right now with a chance of catching a very big female. Keeping them is discouraged, but for the person that loves a chance at a big one, spend your time early on top water in the next several weeks. Red drum are starting to bite better up and down the inter coastal waterway and near shore creeks, with the coming of the the mullet run that usually kicks off in late May or June. You can expect it to get really good once the bait come down the waterway. There will be great catch and release fishing for flounder and people who do not care to take fish home. King mackerel fishing should pick up in the next several weeks along near shore beaches and with the hopes of big menhaden schools on the beach. There could be good cobia opportunity.

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Jamie Rushing
Trails End, North Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

A few Atlantic bonita still linger around at Wrightsville beach Spanish macro fishing is as strong as new rope. Plenty for everyone but, fish are mostly on the smaller side. The first few flounder of the year have been getting caught mostly on plastics while trout fishing. Speckle trout fishing...

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Jamie Rushing Trails End, North Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

A few Atlantic bonita still linger around at Wrightsville beach Spanish macro fishing is as strong as new rope. Plenty for everyone but, fish are mostly on the smaller side. The first few flounder of the year have been getting caught mostly on plastics while trout fishing. Speckle trout fishing is pretty good right now with a chance of catching a very big female. Keeping them is discouraged, but for the person that loves a chance at a big one, spend your time early on top water in the next several weeks. Red drum are starting to bite better up and down the inter coastal waterway and near shore creeks, with the coming of the the mullet run that usually kicks off in late May or June. You can expect it to get really good once the bait come down the waterway. There will be great catch and release fishing for flounder and people who do not care to take fish home. King macro fishing should pick up in the next several weeks along near shore beaches and with the hopes of big menhaden schools on the beach. There could be good cobia opportunity.

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