Young Carolina Beach Angler vrs Bluefish

Young Carolina Beach Angler vrs Bluefish Click on Title to the left to view video.

Had been on a great red drum bite when this Bluefish slammed the bait hard!

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Capt.Mike Dennis

Cape Fear Guide

910-619-0928

Fishing Coalition Video

Capt.Mike Dennis
Cape Fear Guide
910-619-0928

Seagull in feeding Frenzy !

Filmed on Inland Waterway just North of Carolina Beach, N C

Capt.Mike Dennis

Cape Fear River

Jeff Worsdter charter the boat August 12, 2008,for some inshore fishing action,taking along his son,and one of his friends,really great bunch of men to fish with,started out catching live finger mullet,along the east bank of the Cape Fear River.just north of the dredge pond.Bait was quite plentiful,did not take to long to fill the live well,off we headed to muddy slough,the entrance to the back bay area.The bite started in the afternoon on the rising tide,first,with a double hook up of red fish,catching one of the fish and losing one right at the transom of the boat.Folks these red fish will,give the novice angler a fit on light spinning tackle.On my second stop we landed two slot size red drum,making everyone a limit of red drum.

Carolina Beach Charter

Spanish Mackerel fishing was excellant this morning at Carolina Beach,N.C. I fished just south of the Carolina Beach Sea buoy.There was about a 10 knt. Northeast wind blowing I was using #1 Sea Striker Planers with 00 Clark Spoon bite was non stop all morning,had my limit of Spanish Mackerel just fishing two lines !
Capt.Mike Dennis
Cape Fear Guide
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Capt.Mike Dennis
910-619-0928

Cape Fear Fishing

I fished on the LUCKY STRIKE on Sunday 25th weather was not favorable,but the charter had only one day to fish,so it was a go ahead day ! I made my first stop, in sight of land,we dropped down with bottom rigs,caught some grey snappers,then I saw Roman Szpond from Massachusetts his rod was bent double,he had a good fish on turned out to be an amberjack.but this northerner loved the fight. We landed the amberjack,I knew it was time to move on out to 100' water depth,to find some groupers,for that was what Roman wanted to catch. It was a steady 4' wave with an occasional 6' wave but,the 34' Catamaran performed very well in the sloppy sea.I worked my spots for about an hour or so with no one hooking a grouper,I knew the fish were there,so I stepped to the back deck,I quote " I am going to show you how to catch a grouper" I pulled out my rod, rigged it with my secret rig,dropped down with in a minute I felt the grouper,I missed the fish,I fed him some line,wham! I had hooked a grouper with minutes of dropping down,I landed the black grouper,and excitement spreaded to the charter ! It was on then,that is why and experience captain that will get back and fish with the charter is so important in the success of a fishing charter.With in minutes Roman had hooked another black grouper,sometimes that is what it take to get the grouper to bite, land that first fish !

I am no longer running the Lucky Strike, lots of fun fishing on this boat, owner has passed away, RIP.

Capt.Mike Dennis
910-619-0928