What Do Redfish Eat? A Comprehensive Guide
Posted by Mark Mayo on 4.7.23 in Fishing Articles
Redfish, also known as red drum or Sciaenops ocellatus, are popular sport fish native to the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. As opportunistic predators, their diet can vary depending on their habitat, age, and availability of prey. In this article, we will explore the feeding habits of redfish in detail. Table of Contents […]
Early Spring 2023 Carolina Beach Fishing Report
Posted by Mark Mayo on 3.29.23 in Fishing Reports
We’re in the very beginning of spring and as the warming temperatures signal the start of a new season of fishing. The Cape Fear region of North Carolina is known for its diverse fishery, and local anglers are looking forward to the variety of species that will be available in the coming weeks. As water […]
My Top 10 fish to catch at Carolina Beach, NC!
Posted by Mark Mayo on 1.12.23 in Fishing Articles
Introduction Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just getting into fishing, Carolina Beach has the fish for you. We’ve got everything from pompano to black drum and everything in between. Here are my top 10 fish for anglers at Carolina Beach: Red Drum Red drum, also known as seatrout, are a classic bait fish. They […]
What are the Most Popular Fishing Spots in Wilmington, NC?
Posted by Mark Mayo on 1.12.23 in Fishing Articles
Introduction Wilmington is a city in North Carolina that’s located near the Cape Fear Coast. The city is known for its beaches and fishing, so it makes sense that there are some great spots to fish near Wilmington. If you’re looking for some great places to go fishing nearby, here are my top picks: Wilmington, […]
How to surf fish for bull reds
Posted by Mark Mayo on 12.31.22 in Fishing Articles
Table of contents: Surf fishing for bull reds How to land a bull red in the surf How big can these bull reds get More about bull reds habitat What’s the best bait to catch bull reds Surf fishing for bull reds can be a challenging and rewarding experience. Here are some tips to help you […]
Flounder in the Cape Fear River
Posted by Mark Mayo on 12.31.22 in Fishing Articles
Flounder are a type of flatfish that can be found in the Cape Fear River and its tributaries. There are several species of flounder that can be found in the river, including Southern flounder and Gulf flounder. Flounder are bottom-dwelling fish that are well adapted to life in the shallow, muddy waters of the Cape […]
Striped bass in the Cape Fear River
Posted by Mark Mayo on 12.31.22 in Fishing Articles
Striped bass, also known as rockfish or stripers, are a popular game fish that can be found in the Cape Fear River and its tributaries. Striped bass are native to the Atlantic coast of North America and are known for their strong fighting ability and good taste. In the Cape Fear River, striped bass can […]
What’s so special about The Cape Fear River?
Posted by Mark Mayo on 12.31.22 in Fishing Articles
The Cape Fear River is a major river located in the southeastern United States, running through the states of North Carolina and South Carolina. With a length of over 200 miles, the Cape Fear River is an important natural resource for the region and has played a significant role in the history and development of […]
Top 4 fish to target in Carolina Beach, NC
Posted by Mark Mayo on 8.12.22 in Fishing Articles
Some of the most sought out fish, both for sport and for table fare, are flounder, redfish, whiting and speckled trout. Let’s take a look at some of the characteristics, fishing methods, and frequent habitats of these four popular fishes. For best times of the year to fish, and the best tides, check any good […]
East Coast Got Em On King Mackerel Tournament starts to wind down
Posted by Mark Mayo on 8.8.22 in Fishing Reports, Newsstand
As the East Coast Got Em On King Mackerel Tournament starts to wind down to an end, here’s a couple memories to hold you over till next year, Tight lines! Mark MayoI research and report on fishing, fishing gear/equipment, survival topics, and marketing for outdoors related business. I assist here on CB Fishing as the editor-in-chief. […]