Month: July 2011

Oak Island Fishing Charters had a 1/2 day adventure this morning chasing down Spanish Mackerel.  It did not take long to fill up on Spanish so then we went Shark fishing.  Just like the Spanish the Sharks started jumping on our baits till it was time to go home.  We landed several nice Hammerheads and Blacktips hope fishing stays like this.

Oak Island Fishing Charters went looking for Spanish Mackerel and Sharks on both trips today.  The first trip was tough, we caught a few Spanish and zero sharks so we headed in early.  Now on the second trip it was a different ocean as soon as we put the lines in we started picking at the Spanish steady.  After the Spanish trip was complete it was time to do the shark thing.  We landed several Blacktip sharks including one around 100lbs so this goes to show you never know what or when the fishing will be the best but  one thing is for sure you will not catch them at the house.

Oak Island Fishing Charters had 2 1/2 day trips and both had success cathing Spanish Mackerel and Sharks.  On the first trip we caught the Spanish half way down the beach and we spent the last hours catching blacktip sharks up to 50 pounds.  On the afternoon trip we found the Spanish Mackerel off Bald Head Island jumping everwhere and after a while they just disappeared so we went Shark Fishing.  The sharks this afternoon were big up 80 plus pounds and at the end of the day everyone went home with plenty to eat and Big Fish stories to tell.  We will be in the Backwater all day tomorrow.

Today Oak Island Island Fishing Charters made it back out into the ocean after the wind has kept us from fishing.  The Spanish Mackerel bite was real slow for us today but once we started Shark Fishing it all changed.  After boating several nice 50 plus pound blacktip Sharks we were out o it was time to go home

The last couple days Oak Island Fishing Charters has been running from day light to dark catch good numbers of Spanish Mackerel.  Sure do hope this pattern does not end.  Some Nice Blacktip Sharks have been mixed in also.

Oak Island Fishing Charters had another great trip to Carolina Beach today.  We got there early and the Spanish Mackerel were biting steady till about 8:30-9.  We then noticed a small shrimp boat culling its catch and the sharks were busting the water.  We caught sharks as soon as the bait hit the water and after landing several nice sharks the shrimp boat was gone and so were the fish.

Oak Island Fishing Charters make the quick ride to Carolina Beach to fish in calm water since the wind was blowing at Oak Island.  Our reward for making the ride was the sight of more Sharks than you could count and everytime I threw the bait out a Shark would suck it up.  Our only problem today was we ran out of bait I should have caught more Spanish but that’s a good problem.