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Catchin1 · 09-25-2009, 06:07 PM

Does anybody here salt water fish?
I like to river fish near where[/b] I live (Mid Atlantic) bluegill, bass, catfish etc. but saltwater fishing is the best I think.
I went to NC on vacation. I keep my boat dry docked there at BroadCreekFishingCenter. It is a 26' Regulator with 2 yammy 250's on a Gill Bracket with a collapseable tuna tower with full control station on top tier with outriggers and downriggers. Full Furuno electronics ...
I went the 2 weeks of August 7th to the 25th the last couple of days being a wash due to the early hurricane storms offshore...........I just visited with family and friends.
The Marlin bite and Sailfish bite was ON offshore with good Tuna in the 90#-100# being the most common.... we caught 6 tuna atleast every day we were outoffshore.....the Dolphin were elusive as were the Wahoo....we caught very few despite downrigger trolling at higher speeds below tuna schools and bait schools.
We dragged along grass lines, pitched live baits at sargrass masses but not much going on. Searched the warmer water but not much going on there.
We caught sailfish everyday we went offshore mixed with White Marlin in the regular trolling patterns. The Sails were in the 40# to 60# range and the White Marlin were in the 60#-90# range.
Caught 4 Blue Marlin the biggest being maybe 450# the others just under that..
Caught some Tile Fish, Trigger Fish, occasional Snap, a few deep drops with some larger live bait and we caught some AJ-AmberJacks and some Barracudas and other wreck species, a few sharks....it is pretty cool deep dropping, you never know what you got or what you had and then have now because something ate the fish you were catching and you now caught it.
Then there were the days that were not windy and the water was crystal clear we cruised the beaches looking for Spanish Mackeral and Cobia. The Spanish Macks and Cero Macks you just throw a stingsilver and catch them on light tackle.... whereas the Cobia you just pull along side them and cast bucktails from the tower at them and the fight is on. I think Cobia are the best fighting fish there is to catch.. I think the taste has something to do with why I love them so much as well. They swim on top of Rays and Turtles so they are easy to spot with clear water.
Well that about sums up this years offshore fishing adventure.... I wish I had the money I could do this everyday but with over $5000.00 spent on fuel in two weeks that is not possible..
I also went to a friends house that lives in Hatteras. He has some horses( my other Habit) and we rode for about 6 hours on the beaches and in the surf. Great fun.
I love to vacation on the OuterBanks in NC it is a nice peaceful place to go and relax.
I forgot to mention that I/we also consumed about 3 ozs of some prime bud (ICE)during this two week vacation to make it all that much better.
Let me know if you love salt water fishing and what is your favorite species to catch and your favorite strain to smoke? I love COBIAs and ICE
Respects,
Catchin1

MDBudz · 09-25-2009, 07:08 PM

Outstanding! Love to saltwater fish. Fish mostly for salmon in Puget Sound, but will be heading down to Costa Rica for my 4th annual trip there fishing for sailfish, marlin, tuna, dorado, etc...

OrganicMeds · 09-25-2009, 07:50 PM

Got plenty of lovely fish around me, love to get out when I can.

Western Australian dhufish is the big prize here.........YUMMY!

A nice big Mulloway from the beach is also a lifetime catch

But all these are around.....Balchin Groper, Blue Groper, Morwong, Breaksea Cod, Harlequin, Pink Snapper, Bight Redfish, Swallowtail, Foxfish, lot's of YUMMY Western Rock Lobsters, Samson Fish, Yellowtail Kingfish, Mahi-mahi, Spanish Mackerel, Yellowfin Tuna, Herring, Samon, Bonito, Garfish, Mullet, Trevally, Snook, Squid, Tailor, Silver & Black Bream, King George Whiting, (Western / Southern / Yellowfin) Whiting, Wrase, Leatherjacket, Flathead, Cobbler, Cobia, Flounder and Im sure many more......

Best eating fish of ALL TIME is the King George Whiting, nothin comes close

Favorite is Thai

resinryder · 09-25-2009, 08:27 PM

Sure-Off the coast of Charleston, SC

Nice catch this day!

resinryder · 09-25-2009, 08:29 PM

Used to catch a lot of Cobia out of the Colleton(sp) River down around Beaufort, SC, casting eel's around the bouys. Fun stuff I tell ya.

blizz · 09-25-2009, 09:16 PM

i've been fishing outta the oragon inlet alota times. will be going again in like 3 weeks top class fishing there. and for the last question for me its a-11 and bull reds

daddy fingaz · 09-25-2009, 10:57 PM

Sounds like u got sum quality fishing round there Catchin1!

Catchin1 · 10-02-2009, 02:34 AM

yes daddy it some real good fishin.............I feel extremely fortunate I know how to fish for these types of fish..........
Good luck in NC bro blizzzz maybe see you going by under the William C Bonner last point of safety before braving the inlet..................
Eels make a sucker out of any fish... they are like candy..eels work awesome for stripers too...cast them at the bridge pilings....cast them into schools of stripers CANDY.... its almost cheatin haha.........
Catchin1

09-25-2009, 06:07 PM	#1
Catchin1 Banned Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 131	Addicted & Afflicted Fishing out of Oregon Inlet NC Does anybody here salt water fish? I like to river fish near where[/b] I live (Mid Atlantic) bluegill, bass, catfish etc. but saltwater fishing is the best I think. I went to NC on vacation. I keep my boat dry docked there at BroadCreekFishingCenter. It is a 26' Regulator with 2 yammy 250's on a Gill Bracket with a collapseable tuna tower with full control station on top tier with outriggers and downriggers. Full Furuno electronics ... I went the 2 weeks of August 7th to the 25th the last couple of days being a wash due to the early hurricane storms offshore...........I just visited with family and friends. The Marlin bite and Sailfish bite was ON offshore with good Tuna in the 90#-100# being the most common.... we caught 6 tuna atleast every day we were outoffshore.....the Dolphin were elusive as were the Wahoo....we caught very few despite downrigger trolling at higher speeds below tuna schools and bait schools. We dragged along grass lines, pitched live baits at sargrass masses but not much going on. Searched the warmer water but not much going on there. We caught sailfish everyday we went offshore mixed with White Marlin in the regular trolling patterns. The Sails were in the 40# to 60# range and the White Marlin were in the 60#-90# range. Caught 4 Blue Marlin the biggest being maybe 450# the others just under that.. Caught some Tile Fish, Trigger Fish, occasional Snap, a few deep drops with some larger live bait and we caught some AJ-AmberJacks and some Barracudas and other wreck species, a few sharks....it is pretty cool deep dropping, you never know what you got or what you had and then have now because something ate the fish you were catching and you now caught it. Then there were the days that were not windy and the water was crystal clear we cruised the beaches looking for Spanish Mackeral and Cobia. The Spanish Macks and Cero Macks you just throw a stingsilver and catch them on light tackle.... whereas the Cobia you just pull along side them and cast bucktails from the tower at them and the fight is on. I think Cobia are the best fighting fish there is to catch.. I think the taste has something to do with why I love them so much as well. They swim on top of Rays and Turtles so they are easy to spot with clear water. Well that about sums up this years offshore fishing adventure.... I wish I had the money I could do this everyday but with over $5000.00 spent on fuel in two weeks that is not possible.. I also went to a friends house that lives in Hatteras. He has some horses( my other Habit) and we rode for about 6 hours on the beaches and in the surf. Great fun. I love to vacation on the OuterBanks in NC it is a nice peaceful place to go and relax. I forgot to mention that I/we also consumed about 3 ozs of some prime bud (ICE)during this two week vacation to make it all that much better. Let me know if you love salt water fishing and what is your favorite species to catch and your favorite strain to smoke? I love COBIAs and ICE Respects, Catchin1
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09-25-2009, 07:08 PM	#2
MDBudz Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Pacific Northwest Posts: 70	Outstanding! Love to saltwater fish. Fish mostly for salmon in Puget Sound, but will be heading down to Costa Rica for my 4th annual trip there fishing for sailfish, marlin, tuna, dorado, etc...
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09-25-2009, 07:50 PM	#3
OrganicMeds Friend to all plants Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Downunder Posts: 402	Got plenty of lovely fish around me, love to get out when I can. Western Australian dhufish is the big prize here.........YUMMY! A nice big Mulloway from the beach is also a lifetime catch But all these are around.....Balchin Groper, Blue Groper, Morwong, Breaksea Cod, Harlequin, Pink Snapper, Bight Redfish, Swallowtail, Foxfish, lot's of YUMMY Western Rock Lobsters, Samson Fish, Yellowtail Kingfish, Mahi-mahi, Spanish Mackerel, Yellowfin Tuna, Herring, Samon, Bonito, Garfish, Mullet, Trevally, Snook, Squid, Tailor, Silver & Black Bream, King George Whiting, (Western / Southern / Yellowfin) Whiting, Wrase, Leatherjacket, Flathead, Cobbler, Cobia, Flounder and Im sure many more...... Best eating fish of ALL TIME is the King George Whiting, nothin comes close Favorite is Thai __________________ let us burn one from end to end, and pass it over to me my friend, burn it long, we'll burn it slow to light me up before i go. If you don't like my fire then don't come around cause i'm gonna burn one down, yes i'm gonna burn one down. My choice is what i choose to do and if i'm causing no harm it shouldn't bother you your choice is who you choose to be and if your causin' no harm then you're alright with me. Herb the gift from the earth and whats from the earth is of the greatest worth, so before you knock it try it first, you'll see its a blessing and not a curse. Ben Harper
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09-25-2009, 08:27 PM	#4
resinryder Rubbing my glands together Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: In a van down by the river!! Posts: 10,803	Sure-Off the coast of Charleston, SC Nice catch this day! Attached Thumbnails __________________ I'll quit growing my meds the day they rip the bong from my cold dead hands! Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Even on a canna board.
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09-25-2009, 08:29 PM	#5
resinryder Rubbing my glands together Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: In a van down by the river!! Posts: 10,803	Used to catch a lot of Cobia out of the Colleton(sp) River down around Beaufort, SC, casting eel's around the bouys. Fun stuff I tell ya. __________________ I'll quit growing my meds the day they rip the bong from my cold dead hands! Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Even on a canna board.
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09-25-2009, 09:16 PM	#6
blizz Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 320	i've been fishing outta the oragon inlet alota times. will be going again in like 3 weeks top class fishing there. and for the last question for me its a-11 and bull reds __________________ disclaimer: all info posted by this use is for entertainment purposes only .And not to be used for anything illegal
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09-25-2009, 10:57 PM	#7
daddy fingaz Land racer not a gene defacer! Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Deep in the Jungle of Life Posts: 824	Sounds like u got sum quality fishing round there Catchin1! __________________ Take it easy! LGA For a government to declare a vice to be a crime, and to punish it as such, is an attempt to falsify the very nature of things. It is as absurd as it would be to declare truth to be falsehood, or falsehood truth.
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10-02-2009, 02:34 AM	#8
Catchin1 Banned Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 131	yes daddy it some real good fishin.............I feel extremely fortunate I know how to fish for these types of fish.......... Good luck in NC bro blizzzz maybe see you going by under the William C Bonner last point of safety before braving the inlet.................. Eels make a sucker out of any fish... they are like candy..eels work awesome for stripers too...cast them at the bridge pilings....cast them into schools of stripers CANDY.... its almost cheatin haha......... Catchin1
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