About this blog
This is a blog about surf, shore and kayak fishing the Atlantic coast from South Carolina to Cape Cod, Massachusetts with the most focus on the coast of my great home state of North Carolina.
We’ll explore drum, trout and Spanish mackerel fishing from the beaches of the Southeast, the tiderunner weakfish and doormat fluke of the Mid-Atlantic’s inlets and back bays, and the jumbo bluefish and stripers of the Northeast shores and New England’s rocky coastline.
When he is not stalking specks and stripers or drinking craft beer (or more likely, both simultaneously), Vic D’Amato is a water quality engineer who studies and designs decentralized and distributed water management systems focused on the sustainable recovery and reuse of clean water, nutrients and energy.
The author and two of his fishing partners on the beach on Ocracoke Island
Vic,
Thanks for your visit to my blog, MikesGoneFishing. You have some great stuff going on here as well and I’ll be sure to keep in touch.
I have not dome any surf fishing, but the aspect of saltwater fishing that appeals to me the most is fishing the flats, chasing redfish and, maybe someday, bonefish on the fly. I even bought a fly rod for it, but have yet to get it “salty”.
And I must admit that I have a childhood dream of tarpon…
When the Haw gets “settled back out” and things cool down a bit, we need to give it a shot together sometime.
Regards,
Mike