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Oregon Inlet Fishing Center is the home of the largest and most modern charter boat fishing fleet on the eastern seaboard. A full service marina in Nags Head NC, Oregon Inlet offers a comprehensive charter boat fishing experience for the "old salt" or the vacationing fisherman.  Give us a call at 1-800-272-5199!

Oregon Inlet Fishing Center and Full Service Marina is located 8 miles south of Whalebone Junction on NC 12 at the north end of the Basnight Bridge in the beautiful Cape Hatteras National Seashore.  

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Mahi Madness
May 19th, 2019
Mahi are still the catch of the day. Coming in by the limits, our offshore fleet is not only happy with the quantity but also the quality. Tunas and king mackerel are coming in few at a time as well!  The inshore guys are still enjoying the cobias. Our fly fisherman were also snagging a few black tips! Miss Oregon Inlet will sail tomorrow morning at 8am and still has availability. Our Safari tour boat has people looking to fill in some spots on the 12:30pm trip tomorrow.
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Unfortunately, you won’t be fishing 24 hours a day, so you’ll need a place to stay when you’re not on the boat! Here’s some places we recommend:

Oregon Inlet Fishing Center is open Sunday through Saturday from 4:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

About The O.I.F.C

Oregon Inlet Fishing Center and Full Service Marina carries: bait, ice, fuel, oil, camping supplies, fishing tackle, boating equipment, clothing, food, beverages and printed copies of North Carolina fishing regulations.

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Oregon Inlet Fishing Center

98 NC-12 South, Nags Head, NC 27959 at the North end of the Herbert Bonner Bridge.