| Carolina Aero Marine Adventures |
| Carolina Aero Marine Adventures / 118 Pleasant Hill Drive / Goose Creek / SC / 29445 / (843) 327-3434 / fishing@CarolinaAeroMarine.com |
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| Carolina Aero Marine Adventures Fishing Report |
11/6/08
Started off the morning finding multiple schools of redfish working a shoreline. They were
a little spooky but we were able to catch one on a zara spook topwater lure and one on a
jerk shad soft plastic jerkbait. Both fish were over the slot limit. We then went in search of
trout and found them stacked up on a stretch of shoreline. They were not in any real
concentrations but we were picking up a fish every few minutes. We caught about 35
trout with some nice fish pushing 20 inches. We were catching them on DOA shrimp
under popping corks in less than 4 feet of water.
11/7/08
Found a beautiful school of redfish this morning on the first bank we started poling.
Caught 2 fish on topwater lures and two fish on a redfish majic out of that school. We
then moved to a different bank as the water started rising and were able to catch 4 more
fish on soft plastic jerk shads. The highlight of the morning was spotting a 26 inch redfish
in about 10 inches of water sitting still. The angler made a perfect cast, throwing the bait
about six feet past the fish. He brought the bait right up to the fish and he instantly ate
the lure.
Started off the morning finding multiple schools of redfish working a shoreline. They were
a little spooky but we were able to catch one on a zara spook topwater lure and one on a
jerk shad soft plastic jerkbait. Both fish were over the slot limit. We then went in search of
trout and found them stacked up on a stretch of shoreline. They were not in any real
concentrations but we were picking up a fish every few minutes. We caught about 35
trout with some nice fish pushing 20 inches. We were catching them on DOA shrimp
under popping corks in less than 4 feet of water.
11/7/08
Found a beautiful school of redfish this morning on the first bank we started poling.
Caught 2 fish on topwater lures and two fish on a redfish majic out of that school. We
then moved to a different bank as the water started rising and were able to catch 4 more
fish on soft plastic jerk shads. The highlight of the morning was spotting a 26 inch redfish
in about 10 inches of water sitting still. The angler made a perfect cast, throwing the bait
about six feet past the fish. He brought the bait right up to the fish and he instantly ate
the lure.
