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Catching Inshore Flounder Using Live Bait, with Capt. Luke Donat of Spot On Guide Service
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Episode 7
This episode focuses on using the best live bait practices for landing flounder in NC's inshore waters, with topics such as habitats, locating fish, tactics, and gear.
Fish Post podcasts are designed to help people catch more fish more often along the Carolina coast, to encourage more people to go fishing, and to promote the captains, guides, and businesses that depend upon a healthy fishing community.
Ocean Isle Inshore Challenge
May 29-30
QUICK FACTS
$150 per boat.
Over $15,000 in cash and prizes to be awarded (based on 100 entries)
Winners based on boat's single heaviest red drum and/or single heaviest speckled trout
TWTs: Single Big Red Drum, Single Big Speckled Trout, and "Trash Fish" (up to one of each: oyster toad and/or lizardfish)
Live Weigh-In encouraged but not required (no penalties)
One Day of Fishing. No Checkouts & No Boundaries
Fish with as many anglers as your boat can
safely handle (and the word
safely applies to both Covid and Coast Guard considerations)
Inshore Tournament Trail
QUICK FACTS
Trail Division: Red Drum (limited to 50 boats)
Trail Entry Fee: $400 per boat
Boats still must pay to enter each individual event, but boats will not have to pay an entry fee for the Trail Championship event.
Trail Points: Point system is based on weight of fish in hundredths (ex. 7.65 lb. fish equals 7.65 points). Top teams will be determined by heaviest point/weight total of three heaviest red drum over course of the Trail.
No Minimum Entry:
Don't have to fish all five events--fish as many events as you wish. Your goal is three heavy red drum at the end of the five Inshore Challenge events.
Trail Championship Qualifying:
Top 10 boats through Carolina Beach Inshore Challenge (heaviest three-fish aggregate) qualify for invite-only Trail Championship.
Trail Championship:
This invite-only event will be held Sunday, September 13, at Inlet Watch Marina
Trail Payouts:
$18,000 (based on 50 boats)
Trail money is paid out through individual event payouts ($9,000) and Trail Championship ($9,000).
Spanish Mackerel Open
June 12-14
QUICK FACTS
Entry Fee: $100 per boat by June 1; $125 per boat after June 1
Over $5,000 in cash and prizes to be awarded (based on 50 entries)
Primary Payouts based on heaviest weight of up to three spanish mackerel.
TWTs: Three-Spanish, Single Big Spanish, and Single Big Bluefish
Secondary Prizes: Junior Angler (ages 0-8), Pre-Teen Angler (ages 9-12), Teen Angler (ages 13-17), Lady Angler, and Senior Angler
Kid Friendly: Every junior angler that weighs in a fish receives an SMO medal and junior angler prize pack.
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