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Here is a few more pics from early in the season of
me and Mark Smith my father in law.
We caught them on 8/20/10 we caught limit that
weekened had a good time.
Travis Denton (Drumman) |
Of course I've got to show off, a fish of a life time for me, so far, but it ain't over!! This one was 42x25 inches, caught 3 more smaller 39,29,29 inches. Wish I was back. It was slow for us Saturday 10/30 and Sunday 10/31, then Sunday night we hit on some big blues and drum. We were on the South Point, waders, wind coming STRAIGHT down the beach from the light house, still trying to get the sand out of my truck door locks and windows. Wind was so bad we only fished standing in the water Monday, too sandy trying to stand on the beach We were using cut blues/mullet on an 8/0 circle hook. I am trying to get another trip before season ends.
Connie M. Grant (aka Con) |
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Attached please find the picture of the 51” Red Drum caught by Jimmy Brown that won this year’s Diff Club Red Drum Tournament. It was caught on Thursday night, October 14th. You can see he tried to “chicken wing it”, but still couldn’t get the tail out straight! Lance Brown |
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Thought I would share this fish. It is my personal best and first large drum ever caught on the island. I caught it just above the sea buoy. 46" x 25 1/2" girth. Thanks for sharing. by the way, how much do you think a fish like that weighs? He was heavy!
Kyle Conder
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Fishing on the south end Saturday night, caught several sharks and rays. (Oct 9-12) Jeff Walker |
More to come later but I just had to
share this one now; you can only take this picture once a year
and then only if the weather cooperates.
Now to go start cleaning out a
month's worth of sand from the camper......
Tiderunner (One of the coolest Lighthouse pics I've seen! - Tom) |
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I have attached a few other pics
that were taken during my stay as volunteer for Sept. You can
share them if you want.
I saw Lanier's pic on the home page.
Great moment.
Sager
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Lanier in deep thought on Kathryn T. I wanted to share this with you all.
Sager (Looks like he might even be biting his nails - not sure - Tom) |
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Keara Joy Baines - 9/4/2010 - caught 2 puppies on her own brand new rod & reel from Neuse Sports Shop -- caught them while 2 rangers were watching -- all by herself! I was talking to the rangers and mine got away! All were released. Caught near the Jetty close to high tide. Caught a couple of pompano and blues south of camp. She caught butterflies, too. Tom@DW |
DRUM WAS CAUGHT ON THE NORTH END OF CAPE LOOK OUT. JEFF BAUGHMAN FROM KERNERSVILLE NC CAUGHT IT SUN 9-5-2010 AFTER PICTURE WAS RELEASED. THANKS L.C. SMITH |
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Photo of manatee at south point - July 3d 2010. Kevin Davis (Don't scoff! -- I thought "It couldn't be...", but I looked it up and they do come this far north and farther! - Tom) |
(We love to see the next generation of CALO fishermen! - TD) Here are some pics we got on our first (and i mean first but not last) family trip on the island. It was the best family vacation EVER!! Heather S. Liberty, NC |
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I caught this 2.60lb beauty on 05/29/10 on Davis island where the point is. Thought you might like to see it. Ozgur Doganavsargil We were fishing beside of Ozgur on the point and both caught nice fish on 5/29/10. A beautiful weekend!!
Jim Black
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I was looking at the 2009 High Tide pictures on Drumwagon and thought you would like this one. This was leaving the island on October 29, 2007. Video by Dan Brennan & Steve Bruno. Driver Herb Ridgeway Don’t try this at home. Herb Ridgeway |
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My dad caught this big 22inch flounder today May 14. Annette's first big fish & one more. (Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry) Ricky Price (He actually sent from Island on the 14th and we posted on 14th-- technology, huh! Tom) |
It was beautiful, we caught fish and had a lot of fun, weather was great. Attached is a fish I caught around 10:30pm on May 6th. 48"/37.7lbs Daniel Jaworsky |
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Just a few of the unusual things we encounter on our many trips to the Cape, One of the greatest places on earth Phillip Parker |
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Here is a picture of my wife's first visit ever to paradise and what she caught there. She is now in love with Cape Lookout as much as myself. We are looking forward to our next trip to paradise. Will you please post the picture of her nice black drum she caught with my help. Shane Fite (Nice is an understatement - Tom) (Additional info: April 10th -- Honeymooning in Beaufort! Caught in front of lighthouse!) |
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Boy Scout Troop 8 had a great time on the island! We ended up doing a service project (picking up trash) for several hours on Friday afternoon and Saturday as well as going through some of the junior ranger adventures that the park service offers for the youth. Fishing report: Cold front blew in Friday afternoon with a strong, cold, North wind. Sat. afternoon, the wind laid down enough to get the boys to the south point and we put them on the dogfish shark. We landed and released between 150 and 200 just as fast as I could get them turned around. One of our scouts did manage a 25", 5lb. puppy drum which got filleted and blackened in the cabin that night! This was exactly what we needed for these young men! Thank you for all of the advice and prayers and a special thanks to Annette and Lanier at Davis Shore Ferry and to Lindsey and Cheryl at the park service for your parts in making this such an extraordinary event! David Thompson |
Cape Lookout, OBX from Pete Bell on Vimeo. A piece I produced, shot and edited for UNC-TV's North Carolina Weekend. INTRO: There are over 300 miles of North Carolina coastline and many families make yearly visits to these beaches. Hotels can get you close to restaurants and attractions but some folks are looking to cast off for a bit more adventure. Pete Bell takes us out to the South Core Banks of Cape Lookout National Seashore TAG: The vehicle ferry runs from March through December and is by reservation only. You can find information about Cabin Rentals, Ferry Schedules, and how to plan a visit to Cape Lookout on the National Park Service's website at NPS dot Gov slash CALO (http://www.nps.gov/calo/) Featured in the video are:
Thanks to everyone that helped out on this, especially Laurel Varnado, who was an excellent produciton assistant and helped motivate me to get this produced. |