dont need no meer furriners a messin up muh fishun.<br /> actually about anything ya want. I did make it out in the cold today and got 2 largemouths about 2lbs apiece and lost two others. to windy to try the bridges for striper.<br /> a decent day and your whaler will do the gulf stream just fine. you can launch in colington harbor or at oregon inlet. we have both seatow and towboat US. get one or the other. we also have a lot of thin water in odd places. like marked channels at the inlet. not uncommon at all to stack up and be in the markers.you name it and usually you can fish for it someplace around here.You can expect to see me out there!!!!
I'm based about 50 miles south of the outerbanks.<br /><br />Your boat will be perfect. Watch the weather though, as someone above said, the NC waters can change quickly.<br /><br />During July just about everything is running in one form or another. The main fish we drag aboard during the summer are...<br /><br />Dolphin, King Mackeral, Spanish (spring and Fall), Cobia (got a 76 pounder last May), Albacore(Bonito or any other name you know it by!), Grouper, Snapper, Wahoo, Barracuda (yuck), Blues, sea bass, Tuna (not many the last few years),Marlin if you make the haul to the stream (50 miles off Hatteras, 65 or 70+ around Wilmington) plus the normal assortment of junk (Sharks,etc...)<br /><br />Lots of WWII freighters and a couple of german U boats as mentioned above, about a dozen artificial reefs off the coast also (tires, boxcars, liberty ships intentionally sunk, bridge wreckage etc..)
