Fishing OBX Episode #6 - Fishing OBX Northern Beaches
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Growing up I've fished in the outer banks from beaches in Corolla, Duck, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, and Nags head. Over the years I have learned a lot, and I hope to share some of my knowledge with you.
In this episode I am Surf Fishing Corolla NC. The difference in the beaches vary greatly in the OBX, and surf fishing can sometimes take a little while to dial in. Learn what kind of fish are in Corolla, and how to catch them in this video.
If you are planning to fish in Kitty Hawk, NC, or any of the other northern beaches you might want to watch this video. You will learn how to have fun and catch fish in the OBX.
Fishing the Outer Banks
Surf Fishing OBX
Jigs for the OBX
Lures for the OBX
Beach Fishing the Outer Banks
How to surf fish OBX
How to fish the OBX
What do I need to fish in the OBX?
What rod should I use?
Best rod
What is a bottom rig
How to fish on the beach
How to fish in NC
What to bring to the OBX
Where to fish in the OBX
Where to fish in NC
Fishing the OBX
OBX Fishing
Duck, NC Fishing
Fishing Kitty Hawk NC
North Carolina Fishing
Surf Fishing
Salt Water fishing
Hi Low Rig
Fishing the surf of NC
Beach Fishing Basics
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We're going to be there on June 1st for our 32nd. Can't wait!
I bet you can't! Good luck! It looks like you should have some great weather!
Yo John Michael sent me here, saw that great striper catch at Fletcher's glad to see you down on the banks!
Great to hear from you Papillion! I love getting down every chance I can get! Hope to see you sometime soon!
Nice gonna be in Avon for 2 weeks starting Sunday. Love those sea mullet
If the weather forecast holds up, it looks like you are going to have a great time down there! Those sea mullet are a blast to catch, and delicious to eat! Fingers crossed you catch some fish!
Thanks for video. Will be in Duck next week. Looking for some fishing and fun.
Sounds like a blast! Thanks for tuning in & "Tight lines!"
Going to be spending a week there in July but further south, staying on Roanoke Island.
Roanoke Island is a blast! Lots of cool shops down there too! Be sure to stop in to OBX on the fly! You will be close to the "little bridge" down there which is a great spot to catch fish if they aren't cooperating on the beach. Tight lines, and thanks for tuning in!
I can’t wait to cast a line in “caralla”
Well it ain't a Toyota! haha! Thanks for the support Mr. Knight!
I’ll be in Frisco on the 22nd for 2 weeks can’t wait
2 weeks should give you plenty of opportunities to get into some nice fish! Safe travels & tight lines!
Man a black drum is the biggest I've gotten in Wilmington. Great eating, about 7 pounds
Casting out to the break was what worked for me then... had to wade a bit... gotta watch for rip currents though!
Got my first small Blue this morning in Hatteras. Low tide, on finger mullet.
Excellent!! There are bigger ones out there! Good luck tomorrow!
@@HicksHooks Thanks bro. Sorry I missed you guys in DC recently. Tight lines!
Thanks for the videos! I'm new to the channel.. Looking forward to more! subscribed! I wonder why you set up far back from the water, is there a reason? I've never fished off the beach. just wondering if it is better to be back a little bit like you are.
Thanks so much for tuning in! That's a great question. I usually put my rod holders up on the beach for two reasons. First, I feel like it helps keep more line out of the water. This helps keep my sinker in place because the current has a tendency to pull on the line. The second reason is, waves often break further up the beach which can knock your rod and sand spike in the water. In my opinion, there is nothing worse than getting sand caught up in your reel. Tight lines and thanks for subscribing!
@@HicksHooks ah! I knew there was a possible reason. Thanks!
What size hooks do you suggest? I'll be in Carova in two weeks. Looking forward to doing some surf fishing. Probably bring fish bites, mullet, and squid.
I usually use size 4 hooks on my bottom rigs, and 2/0 hooks for the fish finder rig. Check the fishing report too because if the water is right you might see some pompano in the troughs.. Tight lines and thanks for tuning in!
@@HicksHooks Appreciate the reply!
Good content. What size line do fish with and what do you call that bait rig?
Thanks for tuning in! I usually use 12 -15 pound test mono with a bottom rig commonly called a High Low rig. All of the bait shops in the area have them. Tight lines!
15 years fishing Corolla - dead beach unless you like catching skates all day.
LOL. It wasn't the most productive, but I'm sure there are good fish to be had up there when the conditions are right. Thanks again for watching, and good luck out there!
I’ll be in Avon in June, will let you know what’s what. I think your comment about the flat beach at Corolla has a lot to do with the surf fishing there.
@@danvertonSurfFishing I totally agree! I think the trough in by the breakers provides a great spot for fish to hunker down and feed. Good luck! I'll be anticipating a good report! Tight lines!
Is it really a dead beach when it comes to fishing? I will be down this coming week. Anywhere close to there you recommend for better fishing?
@hickshooks