Join Bob White at the surf for a great chance to learn more about the art of surf fishing, to catch fish, or just to enjoy the beach and Fishing Club friends. October’s events are scheduled for the 19th and 23rd at Ocean Isle Beach.
Text Bob for more details:
Cell: 304.382.9233
If you missed it, there was a great article and spread of pictures in the Fall 2024 issue of SBM. South Brunswick Magazine, pages 41-42 and 43-44.
October 6 through the 12th is the Black Drum Fishing Tournament. As an informative warm-up to this event Brian Brumbaugh, Mike Griffin and John Crespin held two sessions at the Sunset Beach Fishing Pier last Saturday.
Each of the hour-long sessions was attended by a dozen Sea Trail Fishing Club members. Topics covered included the terminal tackle that works the best, presentation, preferred baits of black drum, and the best locations to find fish. The pros and cons were discussed by the groups and many questions were addressed by this elite group of Club anglers.
The Sea Trail Fishing Club thanks members Gary and Teresa Massey for hosting this event!
Hey Angler’s
Here’s a great opportunity! Our fishing club is in a unique location: we have greater inner-coastal, in-shore and off-shore fishing opportunities. Add to that the excellent fishing piers and beaches! There is no reason not to take advantage of all these choices.
Recently, Bob White, a member of both Sea Trail Fishing Club and Seacoast Anglers has held clinics on “The Joys of Surf Fishing” [my label!]. He has offered to continue to invite both novices and seasoned anglers to surf fishing events during September. As the waters along the coast cool down, the ‘bite’ will get hotter. So plan to come down to the shore with Bob for a great time of fishing and camaraderie with others!
Bob will lead surf fishing events on September 5 and September 18. Expected start times will be around 8 AM.
To join in on this event email Bob at cuelathe@aol.com and leave your phone number in case of rain dates or changes in times.
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