winding down for me but the streak is a live
After fishing 18 out of the last 21 days, I have caught at least one keeper cobia every single day. We haven't had the big numbers or the big fish that the guys up at Hatteras have had, but we have had a pretty consistent season. Mixed with good bottom fishing and the amberjacks and plenty of sharks, it's been completely entertaining for everyone involved.
Hopefully this good fishing is going to continue through June and into July. That slug of cold water up at Hatteras that kept the cobia hemmed up there may also be diverting more tarpon into the Pamlico Sound than in years past when many tarpon seem to have passed us by and gone to the Chesepeake.
I hope to get out some more this season and will continue to pass along reports, but for the next couple of months, I will be traveling on some of our trips to international destinations. Keep tuned for the details of my travels and reports from the guides here in NC
Hopefully this good fishing is going to continue through June and into July. That slug of cold water up at Hatteras that kept the cobia hemmed up there may also be diverting more tarpon into the Pamlico Sound than in years past when many tarpon seem to have passed us by and gone to the Chesepeake.
I hope to get out some more this season and will continue to pass along reports, but for the next couple of months, I will be traveling on some of our trips to international destinations. Keep tuned for the details of my travels and reports from the guides here in NC
posted by Capt. George Beckwith at
11:24 AM
