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Comment by Ron Kiser on July 11, 2011 at 1:09am

Ok guys, I need some hot spots around Southport and Oak Island. I would love to hit some inshore areas for dolphin and kings, and have a back up for specs, drum and founder when the weather is too bad to go out. I really would like to have some back up spots to try after I exhaust my short list of spots. Thanks in advance. Ron

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on May 6, 2011 at 9:53am

Holden Beach Backwater Charters with Capt. Keith and Feeding Frenzy Charters for Flounder

 

The Flounder bite is heating. The water is warming up and the bait is show up in the creeks and waterway.  Flounder bit is HOT around Holden Beach, North Carolina. We fished on Thursday and Caught 30 Flounder mostly in the 13" to 14 3/4" range. We did end up with six keeper in the 15" to 18" range. We went thought 8 dozens mud minnows.

 

The Red Drum bite still is going on to. We end catching and releasing 5 that where in the slot. And we stopped counting on the small Reds that were released.

 

The trout bite has been good also lot of trout in the 13" to 16" range too. Can't wait till June 15th so we can keep some.

 

Good Luck and Tight Lines,

 

Capt. Keith

 

If you would like to book a Backwater or Gulf Stream trip, there are still some days available.  Don’t miss out on this experience of a lifetime.

Captain Keith Logan

Holden Beach NC / North Myrtle Beach SC

www.FeedinFrenzyCharters.com

www.SouthCarolina-Offshore.com

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on January 20, 2011 at 9:59pm

HELP on January 24 at the Public Hearing in New Bern NC

We need your HELP on January 24 at the Public Hearing in New Bern... There usually are only 15 to 20 Fishermen that show up for these meetings. We need to flood the meetings. We need hundreds of Fishermen to show at this meeting. H&ll, even thousands would be nice. Because there are 2.7 million boats register from North Carolina/Virginia state line southward to the east coast of Florida and the Florida Keys. Still show up and supports us, even if you do not want to speak...

Its time to put a stop to this mess... Before we all end up fishing in a fresh water pond...

Please post up here if have room for fishermen to ride up with you or if you are going up and have room for them to ride. please post where you are leaving from too.

Thanks
Capt. Keith

Please use this forum only to post info about going up to the meeting. There are links below to comment on.




The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council is holding a series of public hearings and scoping meetings regarding fisheries management measures proposed for several federally managed species, including those within the snapper grouper management complex, dolphin (fish), wahoo, golden crab, and octocorals within the South Atlantic region. The measures will impact both commercial and recreational fishermen who fish in federal waters between 3 and 200 miles offshore ranging from the North Carolina/Virginia state line southward to the east coast of Florida and the Florida Keys.

*Informal presenations will be given and public comment will be accepted any time between the hours of 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM at each meeting location.


Monday, January 24
Hilton New Bern Riverfront
100 Middle Street
New Bern, North Carolina 28562
Phone: 252/638-3585



Public Hearings will be held on three separate amendments:



*Comprehensive Annual Catch Limit Amendment to establish Annual Catch Limits and Accountability Measures for species not currently listed as undergoing overfishing as required by the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act. Annual Catch Limits (pounds or number of fish) will be set for species in the snapper grouper management complex as well as dolphin, wahoo, and golden crab.



Snapper Grouper Regulatory Amendment 9 includes commercial trip limit options for greater amberjack, vermilion snapper, black sea bass, and gag grouper.



Comprehensive Ecosystem-Based Amendment 2 includes actions relative to the management of octocorals and non-regulatory actions that update existing Essential Fish Habitat (EFH) information. Also, modifications to the management of Special Management Zones in South Carolina, sea turtle release gear requirements for the commercial snapper grouper fishery, designation of new EFH areas and EFH-Habitat Areas of Particular Concern are being considered.


*The hearings/meetings will be open from 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM. Council staff will provide periodic presentations and be on hand to answer questions. Local Council representatives will take formal comments on the public hearing documents any time between those hours. Public testimony will be video-streamed live via a link from the Council’s website at www.safmc.net as they occur.

*If you can not make the meeting then please email them how you fill about this and how it will effect you and your family...
Email comments to: CompACLAmendPH@safmc.net
The Council is also accepting written and email comments from January 12, 2011 until 5:00 p.m. on February 14, 2011. Copies of the public hearing and scoping documents with details on how to submit written comments will be posted on the Council’s web site and available by contacting the Council office at 843/571-4366 or Toll Free 866/SAFMC-10.




COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL CATCH LIMIT (ACL) AMENDMENT FOR THE SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONhttp://www.safmc.net/LinkClick.aspx?...s%3d&tabid=663

*These are some of the Motions out the link above.

Motions from the South Atlantic Council’s December Meeting concerning ACL’s
Action 21: Management Measures for Dolphin
MOTION #50: SET A 20” MINIMUM SIZE LIMIT FOR DOLPHIN FROM FLORIDA THROUGH NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL’S AREA.

Action 26: Management Measures for Wahoo
MOTION #65: ESTABLISH A RECREATIONAL BOAT LIMIT OF 2 WAHOO PER BOAT/VESSEL PER DAY.
MOTION #66: SELECT THE ABOVE NEW ALTERNATIVE AS OUR PREFERRED
MOTION #63: ALLOW THE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR TO REDUCE THE BAG
LIMIT OF WAHOO TO 1 FISH AND REDUCE THE SEASON AS NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE REDUCTION; MAKE THIS OUR NEW PREFERRED


Action 21: Management Measures for Atlantic Migratory Group Cobia
MOTION #31: ADD ALTERNATIVES TO CONSIDER 1 COBIA PER BOAT PER DAY
AND AN ALTERNATIVE THAT LOOKS AT A CLOSED SEASON FOR THE
RECREATIONAL FISHERY.

New limits for dolphin Wahoo and Cobia would be:

Wahoo.... 2 Per Vessel

Cobia ..... 1 Per Vessel

Dolphin... 9 per Person



Here are links below to discussions that are going on now.


First it was snapper/grouper/sea bass Now COBIA WAHOO DOLPHI
http://fryingpantower.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopi...

Public Hearings/Scoping Meetings Set to Address Federal Fish
http://fryingpantower.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopi...


Black sea bass may be off the menu
http://fryingpantower.com/ftopict-21566-.html

Recreational SEA BASS CLOSURE on the way?
http://fryingpantower.com/ftopict-21407-.html

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on December 27, 2010 at 9:02pm

I did fish in the canals today and found 14 to 16″ Trout and Reds 14 to 22″ today. We out fished everone today who was using Live Shrimp and Mud Minnow.. We where using Gulp Swimming Mullet in Nuclear Chicken with 1/8oz jig head. As slow as you could make it swim.

The was some big school of reds in the canals today….

Capt. Keith

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on November 25, 2010 at 8:02am

Happy Thanksgiving to all! Remeber to give THANKS to all those fighting for our FREEDOM....

Capt. Keith

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on November 20, 2010 at 6:51pm

We have been doing good with Trout on our Charters there in Lockwood Foly River. Most are in the 13″ to 16″ range with some from 18″ to 22″. We are chatching around 10 a day. We also have been catching Flounder but most are under size. The Reds are still bitting too…. 15 to 20 Reds a day in the 13″ to 17″ range.

We are using Live Shrimp, Mud Minnows and Glup Swimming Mullet….

Capt. Keith

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on November 6, 2010 at 9:26am

The King Mackerel Fishing is still HOT!!! Looks like we will have some nice weather this coming week. Now is time to book your King Mackerel Fishing Charter with use. http://www.FeedinFrenzyCharters.com/
Capt. Keith

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on October 31, 2010 at 7:48pm

The Holden Beach King Mackerel Bite is still HOT!!! Light House Rocks was HOT on Saturday... Now is time to book your King Mackerel Charter with us...We had over 20 King bite and land some nice King too. We end up with our limit of 9 Kings. The three biggest wore 34, 35, and 38 lbs. All caught with Live Pogies. The bigger Kings came off a Barefoot Chin Weight with a Live Pogie on it. We where pulling it behind a double pogie rig in the prop wash. It was fun to see Kings sky right behind the boat.Here is a photo from Saturday 10/30/2010
http://www.FeedinFrenzyCharters.com

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on September 12, 2010 at 9:13pm

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Military Appreciation Day MAD 5 Oak Island with Feedin Frenzy Charters and Capt. Keith Logan 9/11/2010

We have the privilege of taking out three soldiers from Seymour Johnson AFB in North Carolina. We the ocean was a little on the bumpy side. We head out about 50 miles to do some bottom fishing. When we got there we found the bottom fish to be biting. We ended up with our limits of Beeliners. We also got Black Sea Bass, Grouper, AJ's, Grunts, and Trigger Fish. All in all with was a Awesome day on the water with our Troops.

Capt. Keith

Comment by Captain Keith Logan on August 22, 2010 at 9:06pm

Keith Kessler and Family from Lynchburg VA fished with Capt. Keith Logan of Feedin Frenzy Charters on 8/19/2010 on a Backwater Fishing Charter out of Holden Beach NC. We found a good school of Red fish in the 14″ range. We caught about 20 Red fish before a storm come up and we had to go back to Old Ferry Seafood to wait the storm out. Then we headed back to the area we found the Red fish but they had stop biting. So we move down to the next creek and found a few 20″ Keeper Red fish. The Blue fish were also biting good too. We caught a few small Flounder too. We here using Gulp 3″ Minnow Grub in Pumpkinseed on Carolina rigs and the new Gulp Ripple Mullet Chartreuse Pepper on 1/4 oz jig heads.



Capt. Keith

http://www.feedinfrenzycharters.com/Holden_Beach_Backwater_Fishing_...

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