[sand flea]

So I got the bright idea to get a hotel last night and drive down to do a little break of dawn fishing for Spanish off Jennette's. The forecast called for a little morning rain but Bonnie had other ideas. It is howling and pouring and appears to have parked itself for the rest if the day.

I did check out all the piers--lots of sea mullet and a few scattered blues but that's about it.

 

[DaBig2na]

Nags Head pier whacked em yesterday or the day before ... That crap will be out of there later today. You still might get the evening bite

 

[Garboman]

So I got the bright idea to get a hotel last night and drive down to do a little break of dawn fishing for Spanish off Jennette's. The forecast called for a little morning rain but Bonnie had other ideas. It is howling and pouring and appears to have parked itself for the rest if the day.

I did check out all the piers--lots of sea mullet and a few scattered blues but that's about it.

Water Temp yesterday was 70 degrees at Rodanthe, head South.

I just Checked the Rodanthe webcam no one is fishing it in the Rain, which means a fella like you can go and clean up.

NE wind Water looks semi-clear could be Cobia/Drum/Sharks If I was on the OBX today I would be at Rodanthe or Avon throwing drum baits and have a live Bluefish out on a Cobia Slide rig.

I think there is still a lone soldier piling in the way from the last pier damage at Rodanthe, which makes it a bit of a challenge.

Head South from Nags Head and get closer to the Cobia/Drum bottom bait bite, now is the Perfect time for this bite at Rodanthe you just need to get in your Grundens. I have had my best days Cobia fishing with Bottom baits at this time and with current weather conditions.

 

[Garboman]

Water Temp yesterday was 70 degrees at Rodanthe, head South.

I just Checked the Rodanthe webcam no one is fishing it in the Rain, which means a fella like you can go and clean up.

NE wind Water looks semi-clear could be Cobia/Drum/Sharks If I was on the OBX today I would be at Rodanthe or Avon throwing drum baits and have a live Bluefish out on a Cobia Slide rig.

I think there is still a lone soldier piling in the way from the last pier damage at Rodanthe, which makes it a bit of a challenge.

Head South from Nags Head and get closer to the Cobia/Drum bottom bait bite, now is the Perfect time for this bite at Rodanthe you just need to get in your Grundens. I have had my best days Cobia fishing with Bottom baits at this time and with current weather conditions.

Bonnie looks a bit tougher today, it reformed over the Gulf Stream warm water.

Looks like Avon is flooding, so that is a Scratch.

Likely coming over Rt. 12 in North Rodanthe also, Scratch Rodanthe

If you drive through the ocean water, it would be best to get your wheel bearings repacked (Ask me how I know this)

I hear Kracka is killing the Stripers in NJ.....