well september is when there are to many species to choose from...If you wanna go outside for kings pick a good day and upscale your spoons a little that you use for blues and spanish..same thing with planers or inline weights...king fishing gets better by the week in september.....cobia are a bit more hit and miss..... they will be heading south but never a sure bet...look for turtles and big mantas or schools of cow nose as cobia are like the last goose in the v looking for an easy ride with an easy meal and will be enjoying the easy swim with all the food that they will flush for them...check the buoys on your way in and out especially if the currents are slack as they like to come up and show themselves better when they dont have to fight the current and most cobia fishermen are in the woods with a bow in their hand leaving them for the lucky passer by.inshore it is grey trout,big spot,croakers,flounder,blues,puppy drum,lizard fish(steves favorite),pig fish(firefish's favorite).bring a cast net as match the hatch has never been more true then when fishing fall run fish on the outer banks....shhhhhhhhhhh night fishing in the sloughs can produce the best grey trout catches you could hope for while being in protected waters......while early am is good for the speckle trout.....hope you decide which ones you wanna go after before you launc the boat.....[grin]
