Friday, May 30, 2008

Dolphin Carolina Beach


I fished the 30 mile range today on the LUCKY STRIKE had multiple hook ups on dolphin,really nice day of fishing had a great group of young men to fish with.

Monday, May 26, 2008

Carolina Beach Flounders


I fished Saturday afternoon with wind blowing and cool air temperture,but despite the weather the fish did bite. I was using carolina rigs and live menhaden for bait on a falling tide in the back bay area behind Fort Fisher.Caught a 8lb.+ flounder,61/2lb.flounder,2lb.flounder,and a keeper red fish.Great afternoon of light tackle action at Carolina Beach,N.C.

Capt.Mike Dennis
Cape Fear Guide
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Thursday, May 22, 2008

Carolina Beach King Mackerel


We are just about to Celebrate Memorial Day,I hope everyone will remember our U.S.Military for this is what keeps us free.This is also the time of year the king mackerel show up along the beaches of the North Carolina coast,these fish are moving closer to the beach with the rising water temperatures making them accessible for the small boater.These fish offer great action on light tackle,the initial strike is a long hard run,making it a favorite game fish for many anglers.Live menhaden is the preferred bait,presentation slow trolled at a speed of 1 to 2 knots. or as slow as your boat will go.Remember the lighter your terminal tackle,the more strikes you will get,light line,light drag,let the fish run,and enjoy the action when he tires,increase the drag,just a little to bring him to the boat.

Later,Capt.Mike Dennis
Cape Fear Guide

Carolina Beach Black Drum


I have been fishing for black drum on the east bank of the Cape Fear River,just south of Fort Fisher,this area is a solid rock wall jetty dividing the Cape Fear River from Buzzard Bay.I fish a Carolina rig,with freshest shrimp I can find, anchor up with in casting distance of the rock wall set back and wait for the reel to scream.I fish the area on a regular basis often catching speckle trout,and red fish.

Later.Capt.Mike Dennis
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Carolina Beach Flounder


I fished Monday 19th for flounder right in the Carolina Beach yacht basin,located some small mehaden for bait,anchored my boat right to the side of a small canal entrance water was only about 2' for it was dead low tide.I mostly use 10lb.test line, power pro line,and small wire circle hooks for they are light in weight & don't inhibit the small baits at all from swimming naturally in the water. Just as soon as the tide started to come in the flounder started to bite,I caught to flounders,then the bluefish moved in and stopped the flounder bite! It was a great afternoon of fishing,the first flounders of the season, right close to where I live !


Later,Capt.Mike Dennis
Cape Fear Guide
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Carolina Beach Fishing

I am Capt. Mike Dennis I would like to welcome everyone to my Carolina Beach Fishing Blog,I think you will find this information to be current,and informative about the fishing action at Carolina Beach,N.C. I am a full time professional fishing guide based out of Carolina Beach,N.C.I offer offshore & inshore charters for the novice angler to the more experienced anglers, family charters are welcome.
Capt.Mike Dennis
Cape Fear Guide
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008

March Fishing - Cape Fear Guide


March is known for its windy and cooler than normal temperatures,today was no exception for its was flat out cold when we were riding south down the Cape Fear River to fish for Virginia Mullet or some call them Whiting. I had Mr. E. J. Phillips and his 8 year old grandson,the goal for the day was to show the young boy that fishing could be fun ! I stopped just south of the Bald Head Island Ferry entrance in 20' of water anchored up,started setting out the light spinning rods with the standard double hook bottom rig,baited with fresh shrimp. I set out five rods,and had set back just to get me a drink of water,when the young boy asked,when are they going to start to bite, I kinda scratched my head, replied you know fishing is sometimes like Christmas you just have to be patient it will come. Before I could say anything else we had our first strike,the rod bent and the young boy picked up the rod and begin to reel,you could see the excitement,come over him.The bite improved all morning,with all the rods, getting action,I heard the child say one time during the morning that he had been fishing before,but this was real fishing ! I knew I had succeeded my goal for the charter today, for this young angler had a day of fishing he would never forget !

Capt.Mike Dennis
Cape Fear Guide
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