Perfect Predator
It’s early fall, and the ocean is cooling, driving every wahoo on the East Coast past Hatteras Island on their way to winter grounds. The migration attracts hard-core anglers looking for world-class action for one of the tastiest fish on the menu. But it’s the wahoo’s vicious personality that brings me back each season. I’m here to fish for the perfect predator.
Courtesy of Anglers Journal
You may be interested
Fishing Behind the Banks….The Outer Banks
Tim Wilson - July 1, 2026You want to fish the shallow sounds behind the Outer Banks? You need to forget everything you know about deep-sea angling. Out here in the Pamlico and…
Where Legends Fish: The Outer Banks Offshore Story
Tim Wilson - June 22, 2026The Outer Banks didn't become famous because of sandy beaches and vacation homes. It became famous because giant fish swim just beyond the horizon. For decades, anglers…
New Slot, Smaller Limit: South Carolina Sets New Red Drum Rules
Tim Wilson - June 22, 2026Red drum hold a special place along the Atlantic coast. They are North Carolina's official state saltwater fish, a signature species of southeastern estuaries, and one of…
Most from this category
North Carolina Anglers Deserve Better Than Two Weeks…. Flounder Issue Continues
Tim Wilson - June 18, 2026
