2020/21 Christmas/Winter Fishing Report
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 12.26.20 in Fishing Reports
I’m pretty sure we are all ready for 2021 to get here. 2020 has been one for the record books I would say. Fortunately though, Christmas is here and we are only days away from (hopefully) a less stressful year. Besides a handful of tough weeks back in spring, we were able to have another […]
Seahawk Christmas and Winter Fishing Report
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 12.25.19 in Fishing Reports
Christmas time is here once again, wow. Time has flown by the past 12 months. Just like that, 2019 is in the rear view mirror and 2020 is simply days away. We have been so fortunate to have had the opportunity to do what we love and also pursue a career in the fishing industry. […]
Wow! 2019 is here after 2018 went by in a seemingly blur.
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 1.5.19 in Fishing Reports, Seahawk Inshore Fishing Report
Wow! 2019 is here after 2018 went by in a seemingly blur. After a few changes in our fleet, we are now solely a Kencraft-Bayrider company. Starting 2019, we have 2 Bayrider Skiffs, and a Bayrider 239 Bay. These are truly top of the line inshore boats that can accommodate several different types of fishing. […]
Late Fall and Early Winter Fishing Report and Forecast
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 11.1.18 in Fishing Reports, Seahawk Inshore Fishing Report
Redfish, Flounder, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, and Striped Bass We are very fortunate here in southeastern North Carolina with some awesome backwater fishing for several different species. Redfish, Flounder, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, and in a different part of our river, Striped Bass. Some of the best fishing of the year for these species can […]
Redfish, flounder, black drum, speckled trout, sheepshead, and many more
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 6.20.18 in Fishing Reports, Seahawk Inshore Fishing Report
Summer is right around the corner and the temperatures and muggy conditions makes it feel as so. With a whacky spring behind us, we have seen a stable warm weather pattern that has caused the water temps to warm quickly. Our summer fishing consists of mainly redfish, but also many more species. Redfish, flounder, black […]
The early winter fishing has been good and should continue for the next few months
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 12.26.17 in Fishing Reports, Seahawk Inshore Fishing Report
We would like to take this opportunity to wish all of our customers/friends a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Also a huge THANK YOU for your business and trusting us to show your family and friends a good time fishing on the Lower Cape Fear. We cherish the friendships we have made […]
Winter Fishing Report and Forecast
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 11.24.17 in Fishing Reports, Seahawk Inshore Fishing Report
11/23/2017 Redfish, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, and Striped Bass Southeastern North Carolina is blessed with some awesome winter fishing for Redfish, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, and Striped Bass. Some of the best fishing of the year for these species can occur. Redfish and Black Drum fishing can be incredible in December and January and good […]
Temps have been steady in the 70’s therefore, the fishing should be great
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 3.6.17 in Fishing Reports, Seahawk Inshore Fishing Report
March is here! The spring fishing season seems to have arrived early in 2017 which is always a welcomed sight. The temps have been steady in the 70’s and from the looks of the forecast, that is here to stay. We have had a mild winter and that has lead us into early spring patterns. […]
Good Inshore And Backwater Fishing On The Lower Cape Fear
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 12.17.16 in Fishing Reports, Seahawk Inshore Fishing Report
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM THE SEAHAWK INSHORE CREW JEFF, AMY, AND CHRISTIAN WOLFE First I would like offer a big THANK YOU to all of my customers, (most of who have become good friends), for your business. That is what makes the job so rewarding. Getting to meet and know so […]
Big Bull Redfish will be starting to chew along our beaches
Posted by Capt. Jeff Wolfe on 9.4.16 in Fishing Reports, Seahawk Inshore Fishing Report
Fall is arguably the best time of year to be fishing the backwaters and the nearshore ocean waters of the Lower Cape Fear area. With water temps beginning to drop, there will be bait moving in huge numbers. We have already began to see schools of mullets ranging from just 50 to 100 inshore to […]