Charters News 11/07

Well it has been a long time since my last Fishing report.We have a new addition to the Circle H Clan , 8 Month old Flynn Rose. It was a busy summer with the tournament schedule and new baby duties keeping me occupied, to say the least. We had a few good showings in the tournaments and even won a little money, we saw some big Blue Marlin in the spread but the biggest we caught was around 400lbs. As far as numbers of Billfish go, the fishing was not as hot as in previous years, at least not for us anyway, although we did see our share of White Marlin and Sailfish.

Looking forward to Bluefin Tuna season(Dec. thru Jan.) and if the Spring offshore fishing out of Wrightsville Beach is as strong in 08 as it was in 07, BOOK NOW!

The Inshore fishing has been late in arriving and I have been waiting for the fall fishing to come around before letting everyone know what was going on. Well I think things are starting to turn as the water temps have dropped and the Speckled Trout are starting to bite! The Drum are feeding heavily on the tail end of the Finger Mullet migration as they head South for the Winter. This is my favorite time of year to fish with cool temps, less crowds and great fishing, I believe it should stay consistent right on through into January. Give me a call if you have the time to come down and fish.

The pictures are a Redfish that I caught on Topwater recently and Happens to be the biggest one that I have caught on artificial(15lbs) to date, and a Speckled Trout that we also caught on a Topwater plug.

Spring '07

Hello everyone. It has been some time since I have posted a fishing report, and some of you have never received one, but I am working on a blog and will keep everyone posted as to when it is up and working.I am also working on a Website renovation and will let you know when it is ready.

Well spring is definately here and the fishing has really picked up right along with it.

The Redfish(Puppy Drum) are biting really well and we have had a few double digit days on fly! Attached is a pic of the biggest I have seen on fly North of Snows Cut(13lbs+ on the Boga grip!) It seems as if every Spring there are more fish and bigger schools, maybe the slot limit is working, and it suits me just fine.



Offshore has been really consistent also with Wahoo, Tuna, and Dolphin. On the 'Stream Weaver' this spring we caught an 84lb Wahoo (My largest ever), a 100lb Mako, and a few weeks ago had a 500lb Blue Marlin up on the teaser but she wouldn't bite. The big Yellowfins showed up last week and lets hope they hang around for a while. Well we are off to Hatteras Tuesday to fish The first of the NC Governors Cup Tournaments.I will let you all know how it turns out. I am also attaching a pic of a Blue Marlin we released last summer in Hatteras.



The Redfishing should continue to be productive all the way into Fall and offshore fishing