Brant, of Ocean Isle Fishing Center, reports that nearshore trips are focusing on king mackerel, which are typically schooled up and holding in 50’ of water or closer to the beach. Moving into November, targeting the 60-80’ range becomes more productive. Slow trolling live bait, dead bait, or pulling artificials can all trigger strikes.
Offshore anglers are turning their attention to the fall wahoo fishery along the edge of the break. This time of year brings not only the best numbers, but also the largest fish of the season.
Jeff, of Ocean Isle Fishing Center, reports that a bunch of flounder are still around in the area, with some big doormats in the mix. There are plenty of mullet around, and this is likely what is keeping that flatfish bite active…