Bluefish:

North Carolina’s Outer Banks are known stomping grounds for blues, from a couple of pounds to double-digit weights. Winter action, however, tends to be sporadic, because the fish are on the move and rarely stage in one place for very long. Cooling water temps push schools of medium to large bluefish all the way down to Florida, where they enter major inlets, and even track baitfish up rivers, like the Loxahatchee.