I was not aware of the concept of “Surf Fishing.” I assumed fishing is a sport done only by the river. When I saw this man with a fishing pole, I first thought he was experimenting. My curiosity kicked in. And my trigger-happy instincts kicked in as well.
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LOL – we have surf fishermen here on Kiawah all the time. it’s fun to watch but I haven’t seen anyone pull in a fish yet!!!
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I spoke to him and asked if he caught any. He said, “no, but the shark watch is on.”
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wonderful to be curious!
wonderful if there are
any fish in the sea 🙂
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They are tiny. I could see them. He said they come ashore because the ocean is really hot on few days and the fishes come closer to the beach to cool off.
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We are OBX’rs ourselves. We stay on Ocracoke. Surf fishing is terrific there, very near the Gulfstream and inlets in/out of the Sound make for plenty of fish close to shore. 😃
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Ah. We were in Hatteras for a few days. So calm and peaceful.
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Next time you’re in the area, take a day trip to Ocracoke. You won’t regret it! 🙂
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Here is the entire OBX snaps: https://nivs24.wordpress.com/2015/07/09/in-water-i-flow-2/
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