Hello from Surf City! I have a fishing report from my nephew Dan that some 16 inch blues were caught from Jolly Roger Pier Sunday along with lots of smaller snappers. He also saw one pompano. Got a report from Surf City Pier that lots of small blues were caught yesterday along with a few small gray trout, and plenty of mullets at night. Surf fishing is still slow, with most of the action near the inlets. Blog Inlet pier website shows plenty of sea mullets, blues, pompano over a pound, and large black drum. A couple were over five pounds. Inside Topsail Island the speckled trout are still providing a lot of action to boaters in the creeks. A few schools of reds have been reported but they are not biting well. Offshore bite is still good from Topsail north to the OB, with catches of gray trout, bonito, big grey snappers, silver snapper, vermillion snappers, triggerfish, black sea bass, and plenty of groupers.
Danny, Daniel, and I went to Jolly Roger today to check out the rumors. But sadly, we didn't get a bite. The wind changed from South-west to during the night, and I am told that is why the bite was turned off. What do you think? Make a post on my Topsail Island Fishing Blog Message board. The link is below. Good Luck with your fishing!
Till next time....
Tight lines!
Johnny and Donna
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