I am new here on this forum...

[Dgoatfarm]

I want to know more about Cape Fear river.. just moved to Fayetteville two years ago and always has been fishing on lakes all my life and could not find a lake nearby... till someone introduced me to Cape Fear river... love it there... just need to pick up some new styles of fishing.. lately loved fishing for cats.. last year we caught alot but got choked through summer... guess it was hot... but want to know the best spot to get cats...any suggestions would be appreciated! i used bream heads to catch cats... cats ate them up! lol... let me know.

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[07_hemi_thunderroad]

Welcome to the fishing hole! I to enjoy fishing the cape fear but still need to learn the river! Good luck out there!

[Deepblu505]

Welcome to the forum, like to fish for cats my self. Not real good at it, so I will be watching for any tips here too.

[Pat K]

A good time is always experienced when fly fishing the Cape Fear River. Not large fish, but due to the fallen trees the activities is always fun.
P.S. This is my first post and I hope I did it correctly?
Pat K.

[Deepblu505]

Hey Pat welcome to the forum. Glad to have you with us.
Usually you would start a new thread to introduce yourself, more people will see it, instead of just those who are following this thread. From the home screen go to member intros and hit new topic.
You are right about fly fishing the cape fear, I love taking the kayak out and hitting the the down trees and such with the long rod.

[SEA DANCER]

Welcome Pat. I too fish the Cape Fear as it is one of the few places nearby where I can run my boat. I primarily fish for bass but enjoy some cat fishing also. I fish mostly up-stream from Riverside but you need to be very careful. You can take the lower unit off the motor with a rock. http://epec.saw.usace.army.mil/dsscfr.txt

[SEA DANCER]

Pat, I guess I timed out. This site can give you some good info. If you see the SEA DANCER on the river, flag me down and chat a few.

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