Cape Fear River Fishing Videos

October Redfishing in the Lower Cape Fear River Catching Redfish in the Cape Fear River near the Fort Fisher Historic site with Current Adventure Charters Views: 894 Rating: (0 ratings)

Big blue catfish. 73 lbs. Brian releasing a 73 pound blue catfish back into the Cape Fear River. Brian holds the NC State Record for the largest flathead catfish caught in NC. Views: 6568 Rating: (8 ratings)

Peyton's fishing song recorded on the bank of the Northeast Cape Fear river for mimi and poppo Views: 36 Rating: (0 ratings)

Go Where I Go Part 2 - Cape Fear River, Tar Heel, NC A view of the cape fear river from the Wildlife Boat Ramp in Tar Heel, North Carolina. The river level was way up today. Views: 1164 Rating: (2 ratings)

Cape Fear River Scenes from the Cape Fear River in North Carolina between Erwin and Wilmington. Views: 1082 Rating: (4 ratings)

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Cape Fear River and Beach Camping Trip Camping on the Cape Fear River and Carolina Beach Views: 128 Rating: (0 ratings)

Cape Fear River Raven Rock State Park, North Carolina. Views: 300 Rating: (0 ratings)

The Cape Fear A series of photos I have taken along the Cape Fear river in Wilmington, NC. This is the first video editing I have done, so its not spectacular or anything, I just wanted to share some of the scenes with people that may be interested. Don't ask my why I chose the music I did, it was just the mood I was in at the time, and I hadn't heard that song in a long time. Hope you enjoy, but don't expect too :P Views: 1279 Rating: (5 ratings)

Where the Cape Fear flows. (Wilmington, USS North Carolina) In July of 2006 BSA Troop 157 paddled from Erwin to Wilmington, 150 miles, on the Cape Fear River. Five days from the start our trip was over. Our plan to paddle to the Atlantic Ocean was hampered by strong currents and a stiff head wind. We abandoned our plan but were still rewarded for our efforts by a beautiful lady with a rich and gallant history. Our trip was over, but our journey continues. Travel there and you will find rest for your soul. Views: 877 Rating: (5 ratings)

Cape Fear River Section of the Cape Fear river 08/02/08 Views: 59 Rating: (0 ratings)

Where the Cape Fear flows. (Erwin to Fayetteville) In July of 2006 BSA Troop 157 paddled from Erwin to Wilmington, 150 miles, on the Cape Fear River. This is the beginning of that trip. We started out with 18 people full of energy and ready for what ever came our way. We planned to paddle for 7 days with our journey ending at the Atlantic Ocean. A twist of fate changed our plans and hurled us on a journey we would never forget. It was the adventure of a lifetime! Views: 426 Rating: (1 ratings)

NC 11 Steel Truss Bridge over the Cape Fear River (June 2008 Truss bridge over the Cape Fear River Views: 235 Rating: (1 ratings)

Where the Cape Fear flows. (Elizabethtown to Riegelwood) In July of 2006 BSA Troop 157 paddled from Erwin to Wilmington, 150 miles, on the Cape Fear River. After leaving half the crew at Elizabethtown on the third day, only the truly determined survived. Catching our second wind, we carried on our way. We had to make too long portages at Lock 2 and 1. Luckily at Lock 2, we had some great help from the lockmasters in helping us make the move. At Lock 1 however, we were not so lucky and had a very long portage in nearly 100 degree temperatures. Our reward was to hug a bag of ice we got from a near by campground. Views: 303 Rating: (1 ratings)

Where the Cape Fear flows. (Fayetteville to Elizabethtown) In July of 2006 BSA Troop 157 paddled from Erwin to Wilmington, 150 miles, on the Cape Fear River. After three days and 66 miles, half of the 18 that originally started the trip abandoned ship at Elizabethtown. It is regret for the things we did not do that is inconsolable. Views: 304 Rating: (1 ratings)

Where the Cape Fear flows. (Riegelwood to Wilmington) In July of 2006 BSA Troop 157 paddled from Erwin to Wilmington, 150 miles, on the Cape Fear River. On day 5 riding the outgoing tide and with the wind at our backs, we paddled 30 miles in 4 hours. The wind then changed and the tide rolled in and the last 5 miles into Wilmington took 4 hours to paddle. Those who endureth to the end shall be saved... Views: 226 Rating: (1 ratings)

Cape Fear Sunset In this time lapse of still images, the sun sets on the Cape Fear river in Wilmington, North Carolina. Views: 390 Rating: (0 ratings)

Fabian on the Cape Fear www.telepromptedanthems.com Views: 395 Rating: (0 ratings)

Weigh in part 5 Weigh in and release. (This was a catch and release tournament) Almost a 1000 pds. of catfish were released back into the Cape fear River. Views: 201 Rating: (2 ratings)

Wilmington Harbor Tour A tour of the harbor at Wilmington, N.C.. A tour boat takes us down the Cape Fear River from the USS North Carolina to the harbor ship docks. Then back up the river to the USS North Carolina. The boat captian is very informitive. Views: 718 Rating: (2 ratings)

The Cape Fear Ramblers Documentary This is about The Cape Fear Ramblers, which was a band based out of Wilmington NC. Founder C.L. Reavis explains a little bit about how the band began, and his family had a part in this 40 year old band. Views: 29 Rating: (0 ratings)

Westie Walk We take our westies for a walk in the park down to the Cape Fear River. Views: 164 Rating: (1 ratings)