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Saltwater Report
Beaufort
Spottail Bass: Very good. Tailing action was hot on the big tides last week, particularly on evenings where the wind laid down. Look for good tailing action on the next set of big tides in a week or so.
Trout: Good. Fish the last two hours of the dropping tide as baitfish are pulled out of creeks and over oyster beds.
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Saltwater
Little River
Flounder: Excellent. Flounder continue to be caught in Cherry Grove and 53rd area creeks using mud minnows. Flounder are also being taken at the Little River jetties. Sheepshead: Very good. Sand fleas and fiddler crabs are both very productive around the jetties and any inshore pilings. Spanish mackerel: Very good. Look for feeding birds and motor slowly towards the fish; throw Gotcha Plugs, Hopkins Spoons, or anything else with a treble hook to land fish.
July 10-17
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Saltwater Report
Beaufort
Spottail Bass: Very good. The best spottail fishing is for tailing reds feeding in the flooded grass around high tide; these can be sight-fished for by lure or fly fishermen. Trout: Few reports. Flounder: Good. Fish mud minnows along the bottom. Cobia: Fair. The tail end of the Broad River cobia fishing season has arrived. Bluefish and Ladyfish: Good. Bluefish and ladyfish are present in the Broad River and feeding on the large menhaden schools.
Paradise Pier
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Saltwater
Beaufort
Spottail Bass: Good. Fish are spread out and feeding aggressively on the large mullet schools. Flounder: Good. Flounder are in the inlets and beginning to be caught throughout the creeks. Fish mud minnows along the bottom. Cobia: Very good. Fish are being caught on all types of baits, such as menhaden, eels, squid, and whiting. Sight fishing with plugs has been off and on, and the fish have been willing to take flies at times, too. Puglisi fly patterns have worked the best.
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SALTWATER REPORT
Beaufort
Spottail Bass: Good. Fish are spread out and feeding aggressively on the large mullet schools. Spottails are beginning to tail in large numbers in the grass and can be sight-fished for by lure or fly fishermen. Some topwater action is also being reported.
Trout: Few reports. There are scattered reports of some trout up to 4 pounds being caught recently, but most of the local guides are concentrating on cobia or tailing redfish.
Saltwater trends
Little River
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Saltwater Report
Beaufort
Spottail Bass: Good. Fish are beginning to spread out and feed aggressively on the large mullet schools which are showing up, although some spottails are still congregated in large schools. Spottails are beginning to tail in large numbers in the grass and can be sight-fished for by lure or fly fishermen. Some topwater action is also being reported.
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Saltwater Report
Beaufort
Spottail Bass: Good. Fish are beginning to spread out and feed aggressively on the large mullet schools which are showing up, although some spottails are still congregated in large schools. Spottails are beginning to tail in large numbers in the grass and can be sight-fished for by lure or fly fishermen. Some topwater action is also being reported.
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Saltwater Report
Beaufort
Spottail Bass: Good. Fish are beginning to spread out and feed aggressively on the large mullet schools which are showing up, although some spottails are still congregated in large schools. Spottails are beginning to tail in large numbers in the grass and can be sight-fished for by lure or fly fishermen. Some topwater action is also being reported.
