I don't have a lot of
Christmas Day Fishing Memorys. I do now.... Getting up early enough to take advantage of the incomimg tide, I fished a tiny "hole" in the
Hatteras Inlet Surf and smoked the
Red Drum this morning. The hole was full of
Red Drum and
Jumping Mullet. There were also a few
Black Drum as well, but I didn't catch a
Black Drum.
Cast after cast would either result in a
Red Drum strike or a snagged
Red Drum or
Jumping Mullet. The majority of these
Drum were too short, but I did manage a
20" Red Drum and a
21" Red Drum. I also caught a
4 lb Jumping Mullet. Total Catch for the Day:
33 Red Drum up to 21" and
3 Jumping Mullet up to 4 lb
2 comments:
Get em Boyyyyy-E
I didn't go into great detail about this bite, but it was UNBELIEVABLE. An 6-8 ft hole in the surf, right at your feet, that was full of Red Drum. Honestly, a 15 ft cast was perfect. The spot was small, maybe 100 ft long and 20 ft wide and 6-8 foot deep. Surrounded by dry sand on one side and 3 feet of boiling white water on 3 sides. 15 Guys and Gals all pitching grubs and gulps in and everybody hooked up.... For the entire incoming tide. Only problem was, the water was dirty and it was only 1 step from dry sand to over your head. A toss of a 12 ft cast net would've been very, very interesting. I bet 100+ Drum and Mullets, easy....
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