Sunday, November 22, 2020: Surf foam, as far as the eye may see. Lots of fresh water has mixed with ocean water. This has not hampered Virginia Mullets. Large Virginia Mullets!! Sand fleas are gone, yet Virginia Mullets caught with shrimp, ours included, are yielding family dinners.

In a few minutes, we are going to be closing up for the season. With Covid-19 spreading, folks, its getting WAY - To - Risky. Special thanks for those frontline healthcare workers. Please abide by the CDC guidelines AND YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR!.

If it is safe to open, the end of winter 2021 will be our target dates. Best wishes throughout the holidays. Gilbert and Karen Alphin. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.85 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, November 21, 2020: Today, Bluefish, Red Drums, Skates, and Virginia Mullets are biting. College girls stopped by, they were interested in Kites. Also a family of bicyclist stopped by. They too were enjoying the wind and kite flying. Sad news. Today we learned one of our long time friend and customer died. He was loved by many. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.85 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, November 20, 2020: Another nice day at the beach. Families are having a nice time together. Bluefish, flounder - release, and Virginia Mullets are roaming around. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.85 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Thursday, November 19, 2020: Not many fishermen in today. One gentlemen and family reported " caught 11 blues, 5 Virginia Mullets and a Skate Seas were rough and it took a #6 to keep the bait out". Northeast winds, temperatures are very cool.

This fall, fishermen have caught many fish. This time of year, our customer count slowed down. This is normal. With Covid Cases increasing, this Sunday, Karen and I will be closing shop. We look forward to seeing everyone next spring, 2021.

Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.85 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Tuesday, November 17, 2020: No Reports. Early this morning, cool blast, not a freeze woke us up out of bed. Next, construction workers stopped in. They were wearing overalls. Stay warm and Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.85 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Monday, November 16, 2020: Over the past two days,large Red Drums and many good sized Virginia Mullets continue to be caught off Kure Pier. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.85 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, November 14, 2020: Virginia Mullets and Large Red Drum are popular catches. Surf and Kure Beach Fishing Pier. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.64 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, November 13, 2020: No fishing reports. No rains either!! Bright sunshine by noon. Extremely slow day in our shop. So,we did many outside clean ups,then loaded up our utility trailer. Next, replaced rotors, bearings, brake pads on our family work truck. Closed for 2 1/2 hours. Smooth, safe ride to the landfill. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.64 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Thursday, November 12, 2020: 4:45 PM. No fishing reports. Rain showers started at sunrise and have been with us all day long. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.64 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday, November 11, 2020: Special day of Thanks For All Our Veterans.

Rain showers keep many fishermen inside. Not much activity in our shop, we closed up at 3:00 PM. For Wednesdays, this will probability be our new normal closing time. We finished cleaning and salting our fresh mullets. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.64 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Tuesday, November 10, 2020: Of the few reports from fishermen, all are catching fish!! SOME BIG TIME! One gentleman reported 80+ Virginia Mullets off Kure Pier. He came back and purchased two and a half pounds of our Heads off Shrimp. Mullet catch yesterday!! Our commercial fisherman reports, more Row Mullets are on their way.

Over the past two days, fewer customers are in our shop. Over the past 40 years, the second week of November starts the beginning of the end of customer-fishing-season. The riddle is, "we have more fish than fisherman". We always assume customers freezers are full and they are getting ready for holidays. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.64 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Sunday, November 8, 2020: Kure Beach Fishing Pier, seemed to be the place of action. Spanish Mackerel, Virginia Mullets and Small Pompanos were reported yesterday and today. Friday Fishing Sinkers were delivered. Other tackle and supplies are slowing returning. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, November 6, 2020: Busy Day in our Blue Marlin Beach, Kure Beach, NC. Today we are re-stocking shelves. This week, Spanish Mackerels, Bluefish, Black Drum, Virginia Mullets and Small Pompanos are hitting our Live Mud Minnows, Got-cha Plugs, Mullets and Shrimp. Bloodworm sales have picked up. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Thursday, November 5, 2020. Late afternoon, rain showers. Schools of Spanish Mackerel were off shore and in the surf. Kure Pier reports many happy fishermen. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday ,November 4, 2020. Fresh Row Mullets today, that's all our fisherman caught. It's that time of year. Spanish Mackerels and Bluefish are still here. Spotted Trout and Pompanos are steady. Shark are being caught on south end of Island. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.


Tuesday,November 3, 2020. Very pleasant Election Day. Black Drum and Large Virginia Mullets are making the news. Our commercial fisherman reports Popeye Mullets are scarce. Plans are to have Salted Mullets by 7:00 am. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Monday,November 2, 2020. Very pleasant Monday. Wrapped up in Overalls, Jackets, and wearing warm gloves, several fishermen are reporting Virginia Mullets and Large Spots. All fishermen are reporting lengths of 10 to 15 inches long. Bloodworms are back. Winds today are switching back and forth from the Southwest back from the Northeast. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, October 31-2020: Noted Interruption: Today, the number of non-compliant mask wears, forced us to keep our shop's front door locked. We only open when we see a mask worn. Others who do not want to wear a mask, walk away.

Saturday, October 31, 2020. Overall, yesterday fewer fishermen were in our shop. I suppose this was due to the southwest winds. Historical, catching fish in a non-northern wind, produces lesser catches. This morning, temperatures are very cool; 55 degrees with 15 knots winds out of the northeast. To catch fish, this should be a productive day . Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, October 30, 2020. Good news!! Canadian Bloodworms are back. Current pandemic has effected our supply chain. Other issues are fishing tackle. Next week, we are scheduled to receive our next large tackle order. Problem, much of what we need is on back-order at our famous East Coast Dealer. Today, I'm hoping our main fishing sinker dealer arrives. At the moment, winds are calm. (7:30 am). Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Thursday, October 29, 2020. This morning, strong wind gust (25 + knots) blowing from the south west has fishermen using # 6s and # 8s sinkers. This caused by yesterday's hurricane, tropic storm, passing over Western North Carolina. Bluefish, Spanish and Virginia Mullets reports are still coming in. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday, October 28, 2020. This morning, Karen and I were busy dressing and salting fresh Popeye Mullets. Several fisherman return for more. Yesterday and the day before, several Spanish Mackerels Bluefish and Virginia Mullets were caught by many. Kure Pier has had several Spanish runs these past weeks. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Monday, October 26, 2020. On Earth and in Heaven, a special day of love to our special brother. Well folks, fisherman returns for more shrimp. Yesterday, this gentleman landed 25 fish of different varieties. Many folks are enjoying our live Finger Mullets and Salted Mullets. Today winds are almost dead calm. Perhaps, the hurricane 1,500 plus miles offshore, has finally passed. This morning, I'm not seeing the ocean swells I saw yesterday. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Sunday, October 25, 2020. Woke up to the sound of steady rain. By 2:00 PM dry overcast skies, lasted most of the day. All along Kure Beach, Virginia Mullets and Pompanos are being caught . A family of 8 caught enough Virginian Mullets to feed everyone. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, October 24, 2020. For most of today, winds blew from northeast, 7 knots. 5 PM, I noticed our "Open Flag" shifted with winds coming from the southwest, 1-3 knots.. Several fishermen returned to re-purchase Live Finger Mullets and Mud Minnows. Others restocked on Shrimp, Salted Mullets and fishing weights. Carolina Beach Fire Department held it's annual BBQ. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, October 23, 2020. Triggerfish and Permit fish were caught from the jetties at Wrightsville Beach. In season now, minimum 12 inches (XV # FF-28-2020), Triggerfish need to be skinned before cooking. [Google: Triggerfish and Permit are delicious to eat but are far better when on the smaller side. With its firm, fleshy white fillets, the triggerfish and permit is just perfect for many of your favorite fish recipes, and it is also very tasty on the grill!] Next, Kure Pier continues to report Spanish Mackerels. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday, October 21, 2020. Over the past two days, mixed fishing reports. Surf fishermen are happy catching many Spanish and Bluefish. Kure Pier has many fishing from her deck. We received another catch of Fresh Mullets. Not as big as last week's catch, yet fresh. Scattered rain showers have been around since Sunday. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Sunday, October 18, 2020. At the end of their visits, many folks packed up their belongings and headed back home. Most came down to fish, others get away. Some caught several fish, others were disappointed. Today, temperatures, and winds, are pleasantly cool. No bitting gnats. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, October 17, 2020. Update: 9 PM: Today,by 10am, very few fishermen were in our shop . Unpleasant beach. Northeast winds were blowing strong and steady. Around 1pm winds speeds dropped, yet did not change directions. A steady flow of fishermen began coming in. By 3pm reports of Spanish Mackerels were loading up Kure Pier. Our SS Mackerel Trees were missed by many fishermen. Covid-19 has halted production of this popular tackle. Yesterday's fishermen were returning for more of our Salted Mullets. One fisherman reported, "I've caught 7 nice sized Spanish off this bait". Our live Finger Mullets were in demand. Many fishermen were upset to find "Flounder Season" closed September 30. Red Drum and Bluefish fishermen were happy we had stocked up.

Last night, a new arrival of Live Mud Mud Minnows and Jumping Mullets were delivered. Yesterday, Spanish Mackerels caught on Kure Beach Fishing Pier. Bluefish and small Virginia Mullets were cleaned on our fish table. For the moment, our Bloodworm supplier is out of Bloodworms. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Thursday, October 15, 2020. This morning, no fishing reports. Lights out! Well not all lights. Only the light to our bait cooler. Refrigeration is okay, 38 degrees. Folks coming in our shop reporting warmer weather. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday, October 14, 2020. Last night, fisherman delivered large "Buck" Mullets. Some three and half pounds, 22 inches long. Pompanos, Bluefish, Black Drums, Croakers, Spanish - in surf - and Virginia mullets are still here. Winds steady from the northeast,10 knots. Yesterday, sand gnats were a pain. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Tuesday, October 13, 2020. Upsetting news: Taking down our Bloodworm sign panels. Our dealer reports his State of Main and Canadian diggers are not able to get Bloodworms. Other news, Shrimp, Mud Minnows and Salted Cut Mullets continue to catch Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel. All from the Beach. One fisherman is upset with the four large Sting Rays. 30 plus inches in diameter. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Monday, October 12, 2020. Winds are blowing straight out of the southwest, 10 knots. Pompanos and Virginia Mullets are feeding on Shrimp. Pier at the Fort Fisher Recreational Center is popular. Bitting insects are back. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Sunday, October 11, 2020. No reports at 2:00 PM: Around 5:30am Karen and I woke up to the sound of heavy rains.. Turned on the "Weather Channel" to see a big yellow blob of radar over most of Brunswick and New Hanover Counties. The hurricane that hit the Gulf Coast was braking up into huge chunks. One was right over us. Around 11:00 am skies began to clear, heavy rains had turned into rain, then to sprinkles. Clouds remained for about 30 minutes, next came the bright sun and warmer temperatures. Special prayers continue to go out to the Gulf Coast. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, October 10, 2020. Several surf reports of Pompanos and Spanish Mackerel being caught today. Ouch!! While removing the hook, a Large Bluefish bit a fisherman between the thump and pointer finger. Today, many familiar families were back in our shop. Our shop was almost like a Home-Coming Event. Great and sad stories. One person very special. He was back after a two year absents. Missed seeing our retired solders. Special prayers go out to the Gulf Coast Hurricane people. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, October 9, 2020. Several families, new to fishing stopped in today. All had fished fresh waters and ready to fish saltwater. New CRFL licenses required and purchased. For tomorrow's report, we hope to hear back. Our Bloodworms were in big demand. At the moment, our shop is out of Bloodworms. Larger Virginia Mullets are back. Sand flees are very popular with VA Mullets. Many fishermen call the wide girth fish, "Bull Virginia Mullets". Since Flounder Season closed, our minnows sales slowed. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Thursday, October 8, 2020. Fisherman reported the bait purchased yesterday, caught many fish, Bluefish, Pompanos and Virginia Mullets. Today, winds were coming out of the south west. Several locals have caught bad colds with low fever. All tested negative for Covid-19. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday, October 7, 2020. Special prayers for "Rickey". He is in the hospital. Rickey and I go back about 5 years or more. Rickey makes sure our Mullets are Iced down and packed properly, a very reliable and nice man!

Big Bluefish was the talk today. Small Pompanos were caught by others. One fisherman traveled all the way from Porters Neck, 20 + miles, for some nice Live Jumping Popeye Mullets. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Tuesday, October 6, 2020. Yesterday, several surf fishermen were complaining. Where are the fish? This news was very upsetting! Winds were blowing from the correct direction, North. Water temperature correct, 74 degrees. Baits are fresh. Today we are hoping fishing reports improve. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Monday, October 5, 2020. Kure Pier reports Bluefish and Spanish Mackerels. Mackerel Tree tackle is very popular! Most of the day, northeast winds blowing 10 knots. A new set of fishermen in today. Ohio, New Jersey, West Virginia and Eastern North Carolina. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Sunday, October 4, 2020. Yesterday, no biting insects reported. Strong north winds 10 knots and up kept bugs from getting onto one's skin. Kure Pier was packed! Most of our customers were heading to the surf and to the beaches of Fort Fisher. Bluefish, Flounder throw backs were reported, along with Pompanos and small non-keeper Black Drum. One or two ladies were heading to the Fort Fisher National Guard Center's Pier for Blue Crab. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, October 3, 2020. Reports of Spanish Mackerel "surf catches" continue to come in. Bluefish and Black Drum also caught. Bitting insects continue to aggravate fishermen and their wives'. Bait fish are scattered along the surf. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, October 2, 2020. Best wishes for the President and his wife. We are all hoping for a speedy and safe recovery. (Covid-19)

New fishermen arrived yesterday, they too complained of the bitting flies and sand gnats. Many knew Flounder season closed on Wednesday. Yesterday, Salted Mullets, Shrimp, Bloodworms and a few Live Minnows were sold. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday, September 30, 2020. Biting flies, sand gnats and mosquitoes are trying to take over. That being said, dressing fresh Pop-eye Mullets was not fun. Hump-day! Today, not many fishermen. From Gaston County, one fisherman enjoyed sharing his fishing experience. Got-cha plugs, silver-yellow, silver - green caught him a few Spanish Mackerel. ALLFROM THE SURF!! One gentleman came back because he knows Wednesdays are our normal weekday for putting out our famous Salted Mullets. Over the weekend, he too landed a Spanish Mackerel. Sad News, this Wednesday Midnight - September 30 - Flounder season closes. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Monday, September 28, 2020. Overcast skies are not slowing down the Flounder catching. Kure Pier fisherman reports more Flounder are being caught than the several Spanish Mackerel. Got-cha Plugs and Live Mullet Minnows are their Baits. Sad News, this Wednesday Midnight - September 30 - Flounder season closes. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.89 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Sunday, September 27, 2020. Yesterday was an extremely busy day in our shop. Lady fisherman reports, "My Daddy did not raise a prissy girl. I hunt, I fish, I work hard and I catch fish. Four Pompanos and a Drum!". Several other fishermen were reporting Flounders, Bluefish, Croakers and Virginia Mullets. Bait fish were hard to find, we sold out of live mullet minnows by 2 PM, and ran low on Bloodworms and Mud Minnows. Shrimp was our best seller for general fish catching. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.90 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, September 25, 2020. (UPDATE: Today we have changed surf waters conditions and temperature source.)

Several fishermen are catching many-many large fish. 6 to 8 counts. Kure Pier is keeping folks alert. Flounders and Big Blue Fish are common. Surf fishermen are reporting likewise. Got to go! Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.90 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Thursday, September 24, 2020. Compared to yesterday, Kure Pier Fisher reports wave swells are not as big. He has only seen a few Flounder and other small fish. Surf fisherman reports he finally found the fish he was looking for. An 18 inch Flounder. Live Mud minnows, Shrimp, Live Mullets Minnows and Squid are selling. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.90 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday, September 23, 2020. 8:00 PM update: Today, fishermen reports many fish were caught off the famous Kure Beach Fishing Pier. SPOTS, Black Drum, Croakers. Flounder keepers with reports of Red Drum.

7:00 am We're back in stock! Late night delivery of Popeye Mullets. Should have most dressed and salted by 10:00am. Live Jumping Mullets and Mud Minnows are in big demand. All we need are Fishermen. The high winds seem to have deterred many from fishing. Historically, after a strong fall northeaster, yes it is fall, Spots, Red Drum, Croakers and/or Bluefish follow. Pompanos have been caught in the 17 inch + range. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.90 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Tuesday, September 22, 2020. Fishermen are back. One fisherman reports the past four days, his wife and he stayed in their warm motel room. Their 20 minute beach adventure did not last. Northeast winds sandblasted the surf. Many places, the beach drop 6 or more feet. High tide waves washed into the 8 foot beach dunes. Fisherman are wrapped up in sweaters, coats and hooded jackets. Late yesterday, Cape Fear River fisherman kept one of his keeper Flounders and a Black Drum. The rest, short red drum and eleven inch flounder went back into the river. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $1.90 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Sunday, September 20, 2020. First day of sunshine in quite a while. This past Thursday, one devoted fisherman weather the rains on Kure Pier. He caught 22 edible Croakers. Yesterday our shop was extremely busy. Folks coming in from many places. West Virginia, Virginia, Western North Carolina and many points in between. Red Drum, Flounder and Bluefish reports slowed down but never stopped. (I believe, rough weather.) Cape Fear River at the old Fort Fisher Air Base showed Flounders. Mud Minnows and Live Mullet Minnows are proving to be productive. Bloodworms are very scarce this year. Covid-19 has diggers and suppliers stretched. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday, September 16, 2020. Two fishermen, at different times of the morning, asked, "Why the strong winds?". I'm not sure? Gray skies and north winds. At this time, 2:00 PM, no fishing reports. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Monday, September 14, 2020. Several fishermen report they are fighting a stronger northeast wind-surf. Bluefish, Croakers, Flounder are the norm. Keeper Flounders, 15 plus inches, continue. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, September 12, 2020. Steady northeast winds continue. One fisherman reported, the high surf made bait fish scarce. Several fishermen enjoyed our new line of Live Finger Mullets. Fishermen fishing for Flounder did good. several Flounder over 20 inches were caught and legally kept. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, September 11, 2020. On this sad day of remembrance, fishermen are sharing their time off catching large Flounders (21 inches) and Big Bluefish. One fisherman reported bait fish are running all along the surf. Northeast winds this morning. At the moment, calmer north winds are here. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Wednesday - Thursday, September 9-10, 2020. No reports. Painting back outside wall of store. Northeast winds, lots of hot sunshine. Fun! Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Tuesday, September 8, 2020. With a steady northeast wind, large 20 inch Bluefish reports continue. Today, 12:30pm, Karen and I will take a short quite time break from our shop. We will reopen this Friday, September 11th. We will see you soon. Thank you! . Gilbert and Karen Alphin. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Monday, Labor Day, September 7, 2020. Northeast winds have produced many 20 inch Bluefish. Several fishermen returned and bought-out all our Live Mud Minnows and Live Jumping Finger Mullets. At 2:30pm, many out-of-town-folks have left our wonderful little town. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Sunday, September 6, 2020. Many bait sales were made today. Shrimp, Cut Mullets, Squid, Live Finger Mullets and Mud Minnows. Winds were blowing out of the north. Kure Beach Surf was reported as rough. Life-jackets were in demand. Smart!! Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Saturday, September 5, 2020. Today, fisherman reports Spots, Croakers and Bluefish. Hope to see more fishermen soon. Many swimmers, surfers and folks resting on the beach.. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Friday, September 4, 2020. Second Shrimp order! Fisherman reports Spots are the largest he has seen this season. 10 Keeper size Virginia Mullets, Ladyfish and 2 throw back Black Drum. 13 inches. (Black Drum Minimum size is 14 inches) Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Thursday, September 3, 2020. Special thanks to Mom, today is my birthday. Fresh supply of "Live Jumping Mullets". Local fishermen are reporting a slowdown in catching Red Drum and Flounder. Several fishermen believe winds have slowed. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.

Tuesday, September 1, 2020 Back by popular demand. We now have live Jumping Popeye mullets. Stay Tuned! Local NOAA tides, Gas Price $2.09 and up, Seawater Temperature and Conditions.