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Get the latest updates on fishing conditions in Wilmington, North Carolina, with the 'Wilmington NC Fishing Report Today.' Our daily podcast offers real-time insights on tides, weather, fish activity, and the best spots to cast your line. Perfect for local anglers or visitors, we provide expert advice, interviews with seasoned fishermen, and all the info you need for a great day on the water in Wilmington. Tune in daily for everything you need to know about fishing in Wilmington, NC!

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  • Wilmington Winter Tides Deliver Specks, Reds and Stripers on Incoming Mornings and Afternoons

    Wilmington Winter Tides Deliver Specks, Reds and Stripers on Incoming Mornings and Afternoons
    Dec 5 2025
    Inshore around Wilmington, the creeks and marsh edges are waking up on the morning incoming tide, with a softer bite through midday and better life again on the afternoon fall. Specks, reds, and a few stripers are all in the mix if you move with the water and slow things down.

    ## Tides, sun, and weather

    Expect a predawn low, a solid mid‑morning high, then water dumping back out through mid to late afternoon, so plan to work mouths of creeks and deeper bends as that water moves. Sunrise is right around 7:00 a.m. and sunset just after 5:00 p.m., giving you prime low‑light windows at both ends of the day. Cooler early‑December air and water have things feeling crisp, with light north to northwest breeze early, building a bit in the afternoon, so it will feel cooler on open water and under that wind.

    ## What’s biting and how

    Inshore, speckled trout are the headliners in the Intracoastal and feeder creeks like Hewletts and Bradley, holding on ledges, oyster edges, and deeper bends; mixed in you’ll find slot and over‑slot reds cruising the same structure, plus a few schoolie stripers up the Cape Fear around town. Nearshore, the closer reefs and hardbottoms are giving up gray trout, seabass, and a few flounder to folks bouncing bottom rigs and jigs.

    ## Lures and bait

    Soft‑plastic paddle tails and shrimp imitations on 1/8–1/4 oz jigheads in natural or new penny colors are producing specks and reds when worked slow with long pauses. Live shrimp, mud minnows, and small mullet on a light Carolina rig or popping cork are hard to beat if you can get bait, while cut mullet or fresh shrimp will tempt reds and drum when the current is pushing.

    ## Recent catch notes

    Reports from local anglers up and down the ICW have trout coming in singles and small pods, with better numbers when the rising tide overlaps with first light. Reds have been more tide‑dependent, with the higher water letting them push onto flooded grass edges early, then dropping back to creek mouths and deeper holes as the water falls. Offshore‑minded crews sneaking out on lighter wind windows have still been finding decent seabass and a few grouper on the ledges, especially when they bring plenty of bait and keep it near the bottom.

    ## Local hotspots

    Two solid plays today:
    - Wrightsville Beach area: Work the bridges, docks, and creek mouths off the ICW for specks and reds, then slide outside to the nearshore reefs if the ocean is manageable.
    - Masonboro and Carolina Beach inlets: Fish the jetty rocks and adjacent bars on the moving tide for trout and reds, then probe the deeper channels and drop‑offs as the sun gets higher.

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  • Wilmington Fishing Report: Flounders Crushing Artificials, Redfish and Trout Still Biting

    Wilmington Fishing Report: Flounders Crushing Artificials, Redfish and Trout Still Biting
    Dec 4 2025
    **Artificial Lure's Wilmington Fishing Report - December 4th, 2025**

    Hey folks, Artificial Lure here with your Thursday morning report for the Cape Fear region.

    Let's kick things off with the tide. We're looking at a low tide at 3:25 AM this morning—that's already passed—with a solid high tide coming in at 9:25 AM. Water height should reach about 5.28 feet. That incoming tide is prime time for pushing baitfish into the shallow flats and structure, so get out there soon if you haven't already.

    Weather-wise, we're sitting pretty with mostly clear skies and temps hovering around 45 degrees. Humidity's running about 79 percent, which means we're not looking at any rain interference today. Conditions should stay stable through the afternoon, making this a solid day to be on the water.

    The flounder bite has been absolutely stellar around here. December's prime flounder season, and we're seeing both live bait and artificials producing quality fish. Mud minnows and small finger mullet are your go-to live baits right now. If you're throwing artificials, scented soft plastics like Berkley Gulp Jerkshads are absolutely crushing it in the stained water we've got around Wilmington. Carolina rigs with Eagle Claw L42 hooks in 1/0 are money rigs. Pro tip: bigger flounders are definitely responding better to the artificials than live bait these days.

    Redfish and speckled trout are still active, so don't overlook those species. We're also seeing reports of good kingfish and black drum activity in these waters.

    For your reel setup, grab a Slammer IV or Authority spinning reel in the 2500 to 3500 size range. You'll want something smooth and reliable.

    Hit the flats around Wrightsville Beach early before the boat traffic picks up, or work the deeper channels off Carolina Beach. Both spots are holding fish right now.

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  • Wilmington Fishing Report: Drum, Trout, and Stripers Biting in Cape Fear Region [3 min]

    Wilmington Fishing Report: Drum, Trout, and Stripers Biting in Cape Fear Region [3 min]
    Dec 3 2025
    # Artificial Lure's Wilmington NC Fishing Report – Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025

    Good morning folks, Artificial Lure here with your Wednesday fishing report for Wilmington and the Cape Fear region.

    **Weather and Tides**

    We're looking at overcast skies this morning with temperatures hovering around 47 degrees—typical December weather. Sunrise is at 6:59 AM and sunset comes early at 5:01 PM, so you've got a short window. The tide situation looks solid for today with a low tide at 2:30 AM and a high tide coming in at 8:30 AM at about 5.3 feet. Perfect timing if you're heading out mid-morning.

    **What's Biting**

    December is absolutely prime time in Eastern North Carolina. The cooler water has brought fantastic numbers of red drum, black drum, and speckled trout into the shallows. Striped bass are also showing up in the upper Cape Fear River. We're talking good, consistent action right now.

    **How to Fish It**

    Most anglers are finding success with live bait—mullet and shrimp are working great in the 2 to 6-foot depth range where the drum are holding. If you're feeling confident with artificials, topwater lures and soft plastics are producing when conditions are right.

    **Hot Spots to Target**

    Head to the shallow flats around Carolina Beach, especially near the Cape Fear River mouth. The upper Cape Fear region is also firing for striped bass if you want to mix things up.

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