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Tuesday, November 15, 2011 Kure Pier is the place to be. Spots, Black Drum, Virginia Mullets and Whale watching are doing okay. Yep! Whale watching. Last Saturday I was standing in our shop and noticed a spout of water coming up from the sea. Sure enough it was a dark black whale. Guest fishermen and Kure Pier fishermen have seen them over the past several days. Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.32 and up. Tide table Friday, November 11, 2011 For us, we are not seeing many fishermen as in the past years. Kure Pier has activity, Spots, Virginia Mullets and Black Drum, the same as last week. One of our locals reported he had to wrestle in a 56 inch - estimated Sixty pounds - Red Drum. His line broke in the surf and he did not want to loose the fish. Once appended and a short photo shoot, the monster was released. Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.38and up. Tide table Friday, November 4, 2011 Lots of rain fall over the past 12 hours. I'm guessing 3 plus inches. Very few fishermen down this week. Of those, several came back for some more of our Salt Mullet. Some as far as Wrightsville Beach. "Red Drum love these" reported several fishermen. Kure Pier fishermen reported Spots, Virginia Mullets and Black Drum. Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.32 and up. Tide table Friday, October 28, 2011 No reports to boast about at this time. Until today the weather has been beautiful. Today gray clouds and persistent northeast winds. I've been to Fort Caswell for a Bible study retreat this week. Dr. Walter Harrelson was one of the guests lectures. Very kind, wise and fascinating scholar. While traveling by the Southport Fort Fisher Ferry, I noticed the Cape Fear had pre-rapid river currents. So strong the ferry captain had us traveling next to the west side of the river's channel. This was closest I've ever been to that part of the river. All went okay! Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.35 and up. Tide table Monday, October 24, 2011 Winds blew very slow today. The best news winds were from the north. Spots and Virginia Mullets were Okay. Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.35 and up. Tide table Saturday, October 22, 2011 Friday, a gentleman returned to report catching a 52 inch Red Drum. After a brief photo shot, the beautiful animal was released. He was pleased with the "Salt Mullet" he purchased from us. Large Virginia Mullets have be caught off and on this week. Flounder fishermen did fair this past week in the Fort Fisher State Park. On the other hand, we had sever guest upset with the wind and rains as their catches were not to good. :( Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.39 and up. Tide table Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Today we took the day off in honor of one of my "Great" Aunts. She went home this past Saturday. She was 97 years young. Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.39 and up. Tide table Sunday, October 16, 2011 Several of our guest families took advantage of the wonderful fall weather. Virginia Mullets and Black Drum "pan sized" were caught. Winds have varied 180 degrees northeast to southwest, 5 to 15 miles per hour. Local fisherman caught "some of the biggest" he has every caught along the "Rocks" at Fort Fisher. Fishing tournament was held this past weekend at Carolina Beach. Will' try to get a report later. Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.39 and up. Tide table Wednesday, October 12, 2011 Well folks the big winds appear to have gone. Over the past 5 days a very strong northeaster has blown constantly. Mixed rains to boot! Kure Beach Fire Department and Progress Energy have been busy dealing with transformer pole ark-fires. Fishing reports are Spots, Spots and more Spots! Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.33 and up. Tide table Friday, October 7, 2011 We are getting multi reports of 10 to 14 inch Sheep Heads fish this morning. Winds are blowing out the northeast at 11 pm. Air temperature is about 78 degrees. Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.39 and up. Tide table Wednesday, October 5, 2011 Our guest are caught several Pompanos this morning. Spots and Virginia Mullets were too small. Our Popeye mullet fisherman brought us large row mullets this morning. Temperatures have risen as a slight southeast breezes blows. Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.39 and up. Tide table Sunday, October 2, 2011 We had several fishermen fish the head boats at Carolina Beach over the weekend. Back Sea Bass, Red Snappers and Hog Nose Snappers made up the contents of several strings of fish. From the shores of KB, Spots were not as plentiful as two weeks ago. Temperatures did dropped along with a wind switch coming out the North yesterday making October 1 the first day of fall when overhauls and windbreakers came out. Oh! I forgot to mention, our world renowned "Hand Carved" Local Salted Mullet is back!! Stay tuned! Gas prices, $3.39 and up. Tide table |