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A charter on the Miss Calabash has been reserved. The date is Saturday, April 20. The boat will depart from the dock behind the Angus Steakhouse in Calabash at 7:00 a.m. and will arrive back at the dock around 1 p.m. All you need to bring is whatever you wish to eat or drink, plus
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Club Member Terry Demmel’s friend caught these fine fish yesterday, Sunday, February 18, 2024. When quizzed “what did you catch them on and what depth? “, the response was … 3/8 red jig heads, motor oil paddle tail grubs Very slow retrieve, just off bottom Water <5 ft. Temp 49-50 degrees F
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Born & raised in Denver, Colorado and am 72 yrs old. Have had a condo here at Sea Trails for the past 10 yrs. Don’t play golf and when people often ask “ then why are you here ? “ I answer “ Climate Refugee “ which is the truth. Have a bad back that is
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One of our newest members, Andrew David, in conjunction with Seacoast Anglers in Little River, SC has arranged monthly trips toward the Gulf Stream using Fish Screamer Charters located in Little River. https://www.myrtlebeachdeepseafishing.com/ Andrew David has reserved the second Saturday of each month for the Club. The May 11th trip on the STFC Calendar of
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Good Morning Folks This is the Fishing Seminar that one of our members mentioned at the end of our Stated Club Meeting last night. The event is Saturday February 17 2024 https://coastal.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9912136
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Club Members Dwain Benton and Roy Coffey holding some of their catch from this past Saturday. They were on a charter with Captain Tripp Hooks. The larger fish statistics are 7 lb. 15 oz, 28″ and the smaller fish is 23-1/2″. They were both caught at the jetties on live shrimp. This is two of
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I know that all of our Sea Trail Fishing Club Members are not on the STFC FaceBook site so I am re-posting these opportunities. I am planning on attending the Wilmington event on March 9th. Feel free to contact me (immikeru@gmail.com) if you want to ride-share to this event. Fishing School Opportunity Fisherman’s Post, the media group
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6.5-pound sheepshead. 22.25″
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Sailing out of Sunset Beach chasing Black Drum on January 29th A little further north at Cape Lookout, courtesy of The Carolina Sportsman. Black drum and sheepshead run together in Cape Lookout area February’s hot fishing in the Cape Lookout area is made up in large part by black drum and sheepshead, and anglers can
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