04-03-2007, 12:04 PM
Thanks to my buddy at Inlet Convenience and Fishing Supplies in the inlet, I just happen to have a current fishing report. [cool]
The fishing hasn't changed much according to Tom. The black drum are biting heavy in Whales Creek, just around the corner from the landing. Use fresh cut bait or shrimp for bait. Also in the creek, you'll find the flounder and spot tails hanging around, both of which can be caught on live mud minnows. Trout are also in the holes hitting live shrimp suspended on a popping bobber. Your best bet for the Flounder is to slowly drift the holes with a carolina rig w/ a light egg sinker, like a 1/2 oz.
Along the rocks, the sheepshead are biting if you can find them. You may also snag a spottail alot the rocks.
Offshore has been a little choppy, but not too bad in the morning. Grouper are being caught in 80' of water.
The cooling temps come thursday will more than likely put the creek fishing to a standstill until the weather levels back out. So, don't expect alot this weekend.
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The fishing hasn't changed much according to Tom. The black drum are biting heavy in Whales Creek, just around the corner from the landing. Use fresh cut bait or shrimp for bait. Also in the creek, you'll find the flounder and spot tails hanging around, both of which can be caught on live mud minnows. Trout are also in the holes hitting live shrimp suspended on a popping bobber. Your best bet for the Flounder is to slowly drift the holes with a carolina rig w/ a light egg sinker, like a 1/2 oz.
Along the rocks, the sheepshead are biting if you can find them. You may also snag a spottail alot the rocks.
Offshore has been a little choppy, but not too bad in the morning. Grouper are being caught in 80' of water.
The cooling temps come thursday will more than likely put the creek fishing to a standstill until the weather levels back out. So, don't expect alot this weekend.
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