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Captain Logan Leppla has been a member of FishingBooker since August 2025.

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Logan Leppla

Captain Logan Leppla, Beaufort, United States - FishingBooker

Offshore Fishing out of Morehead City

An angler proudly displaying a large Redfish while fishing on a boat in a coastal waterway.

Cast'n Carolina – Inshore Fly & Sight Fishing

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	Make it your new year's resolution to get out on the water more. Bluefish, Redfish, and Trout will be biting inshore, while monster Bluefin Tuna will provide a thrill offshore.</p>


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	It may not be the first thing on your mind, but getting out into the open seas can be fruitful despite the weather. Keep warm battling Sharks, Wahoo, Little Tunny, and more offshore.</div>

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	The sun is out and the fish are tempting. The year-round inshore population is as hungry as ever, while Blackfin and Yellowfin Tuna are calling you offshore for a worthy fight.</div>


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	Make the most of the productive waters before the crowds arrive. As plenty of new fish arrive, you'll have a wealth of fishing all to yourself, so get ready to fill up on delicious fish!</div>


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	It's almost peak season, so you can expect thrilling fishing in beautiful weather. Nearshore fishing has hit its stride, so you can finally hunt Cobia in the shallower Ocean waters.
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	School's almost out, and it's time to get out on the water. Get the kids hooked inshore or show them the buzz of the Barta Boys and Girls Club Billfish Classic and target Sailfish or Marlin.</div>


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	Excited fishermen from all over the world flock to Beaufort in July for the Big Rock Blue Marlin tournament. Come and see why and you may land a share of the $2 million prize fund!
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	The Crystal Coast is still overflowing. Don't let the summer get away from you! Come and discover the best fishing inshore, nearshore, and offshore before the weather turns.</div>


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	A quiet getaway after the summer madness is just perfect. As the crowds die down, you'll have the water to yourself. Take advantage and fill the boat with fish from Trout to Tuna.
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	There's no sense that the season is winding down as it's full steam ahead. As the weather changes, you'll keep warm working out against Sailfish, Tuna, Wahoo, or Mackerel.</div>


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	Winter is on its way, so wrap up warm and get on the water to learn about inshore fishing, explore the nearshore reefs, or hit up the Gulf Stream. head home with a hearty catch.</div>


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	It's never too late to go fishing, so don't let the year get away from you. North Carolina fishing is open for business year round so end the year in style and practice your skills!
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	Taking it slow is the key when it comes to inshore fishing in winter. The colder temperatures make for sluggish Trout — keep that in mind when fishing the marshes.</p>


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	February is a bit of a slow period for offshore fishing, so it might be best to stick to the backcountry. Sight casting for Redfish is always a good way to test your skill.</p>


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	It's time for some very hungry Black Seabass, and while you can hook them with almost anything, it might be best to stick to squid or clams.</p>


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	Yellowfin Tuna is the catch of the month, but strong winds can be very problematic if you're not on a big boat. 25-knot winds are nothing to scoff at.</p>


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	May is the best time to catch Cobia, without exception. Go to your nearshore wreck of choice and you might hook a 70-pound Cobia before you know it.</p>


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	Mahi Mahi are very likely to be found near ledges and wrecks of around 10 miles out, and are a tempting target if you're up for some trolling action.</p>


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	If you're a tournament kind of person, why not go ahead and sign up for a Billfish tournament? The prime target is usually Sailfish, but expect some Blue and White Marlin as well.</p>


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	Usually a good time for catching Spanish Mackerel nearshore, take a trip to the eastern side of Cape Lookout and prepare some big Mullet as bait.</p>


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	It's still a great time to be going offshore after Marlin. Areas like the Swansboro Hole and Big Rock should be your main targets during late fall.</p>


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	The Redfish bite is bound to be absolutely blazing, especially near the rock jetty at Radio Island. It's a great time to be fishing from the surf.</p>


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	Fishing the AR-315 could prove very rewarding if you're looking for bottom feeders such as Flounder. Otherwise, Trout fishing is more than productive this time of year.</p>


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	Bluefin and Blackfin Tuna are present in the Gulf Stream, where they are due to spend the winter months. Stock up on Ballyhoo and go get 'em.</p>


Logan Leppla

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Offshore Fishing out of Morehead City

Cast'n Carolina – Inshore Fly & Sight Fishing

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