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The boats have been coming in all day, Our inshore guys and gal have come home with some truly SPECK-tacular Trout, Ha!Ha! But no kidding they got 'em good today! Our Nearshore boats are really catching some impressive Spanish Mackerals and even a handful of nice Bluefish! I am posting this report early today to let you guys know about our crazy big Cobia brought in just 45 minutes ago, A whopping 104lb Cobia was landed by our angler Jayson Loveless from Maryland today! The fish was absolutely massive and no words could describe how gorgeous he was! Way to go Jayson! You set the record high buddy! The Offshore guys have been slowly but steadily coming home with their great catches of Yellowfin Tuna and Gaffer Dolphin! Our guys are filling their coolers so tight with red meat that they can't even close them! It's great! The headboat is out on their second trip for today and Captain Jerry has reported some nice SeaMullet action from the morningtrip so we will have to see what comes in next. We hope you all enjoy the last bit of sunshine before the rain this evening! Stay tuned to our Facebook "like" page and Twitter for more up to the minute dock photos and reports! The boats are coming in every minute so also feel free to come down and join us and see the fishing report for yourselves!!! We are still booking all inshore, nearshore, offshore, make-up and headboat trips for next week! Call 18002725199 and get fishing with us!!

Another EPIC day of fishing today! There were 15 Citations turned in, and the first boat to get back to the dock came in at 9:30 A.M.! Bigeye Citation of the day was 206lbs!!! The biggest one we have gotten so far this season! The yellowfin tunas have been insane, there was a 90#, 90# 84#, 81#, 81#, 81#, 74#, 71#, 70#, 70#. Besides the tunas the gaffer dolphin have been beautiful coming in to the dock, the citation dolphin for today was a 37 pounder! Cobias showed their face today as well, we had 2 weighing in at 66# and 48#, citations!!! The inshore boats also really threw down today with their buckets of nice sized bluefish and spanish mackerels. Speckled Trout were hung by the fly today on a couple boats, they were 18"+. The assortment of fish you can find down here is impeccable, whatever the flavor your after, We've got it! Tomorrow is going to be another chance at a banner day like today! You don't need to think, just come on down and get on one of our first class charter boats and see for yourself!!! Book Online on the home page! Its just a click away!

The boys came in early again today with their boats packed full of iced up yellowfin tunas, and gaffer dolphin. Some of the yellowfins brought in were huge. A couple citations were turned in at 81 lbs and 96 lbs which is a giant yellowfin! There was even a Blue Marlin caught in the middle of all the tunas! The inshore and nearshore boats brought in some beautiful catches of Spanish Mackeral and a couple cobias one being a citation weighing in at 68 lbs!! We couldn't have asked for a better beginning to the week! If you want in on this action you don't need to wait! If you are booking a trip this week consider yourself pretty dag on smart!! Give us a call 1.800.272.5199 or book it online!

Today was OUTSTANDING! It may have been a little dreary on land but seeing the fleet piling in before lunchtime was a sight! Every boat had their limit and some even managed to snag a monster Bigeye Tuna or two!! There is nothing like riding home with the fish boxes loaded down! Yesterday was definitely the sign of great things to come this week! The water wasn't as clear for the Cobias today but our Inshore/Nearshore boats had some excellent catches of Spanish Mackerals and Bluefish today. Don't hesitate to book your trips, this week has just begun and its not too late to hop on board!!! 1.800.272.5199 or book it online on the home page!

Boats came in one after the other starting early today with limits of that pretty red meat! Its just the thing we predicted after all this beautiful water we've had. We couldn't be happier seeing the tunas lined down the docks today, hopefully the rest of the week will hold the same results. The fishing is finally acting like its June, if you are waiting to book your trip here's your checkered flag! We have people waiting for you to complete their make-up trip parties so give our booking desk a call and schedule your trip. There are Inshore, Nearshore, and Offshore trips available for every type of fishing this week, and don't forget the Miss Oregon Inlet goes out on 2 half day trips each day as long as we have a minimum of 10 people. Its the perfect way to take the entire family out on the water, drop a line and relax! Call or click today at 18002725199 or www.oregon-inlet.com

Even though this has nothing to do with the fishing, We would like to say CONGRATULATIONS to our very own John and Paige Bayliss on your Wedding Day!!! Paige is the daughter of Brynner and Jean Parks on The Smoker out of Oregon Inlet and John is the son of Mr. John and Mrs. Hilda Bayliss of Bayliss Boatworks and ex-mate of the Pelican! We all here at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center want to wish you a new wonderful life together! Other than that the fishing overall was good today, there were bigeyes, yellowfins and gaffers offshore, Cobias caught near shore and trout caught inshore. Fishing has been consistent and boats are available this week along with make- up trips and don't forget the Miss Oregon Inlet is ready to go fishing 6 days a week excluding Sundays!!! Give us a call!!! 18002725199 or book online at your own convenience at www.oregon- inlet.com!

As some of you have witnessed yourselves, we have caught and released hundreds of cobia this week. Yes, hundreds. If that doesn't tell you how good it is, I don't know what will. Our inshore and offshore boats have really embraced the opportunity to catch their own record fish. The Bigeye Tuna, Mako Shark, and citation Yellowfin Tunas have been the centerpiece of almost every catch also. We had a 202lb bigeye today along with a 74lb yellowfin tuna. And just like offshore, our inshore has had its fair share of nice fish too. This has already been an incredible spring with all the trout that we've been catching, and even more so the Cobias that have swarmed our coast. This is the time to be fishing! The entire fleet is fishing tomorrow so come on down to the Fishing Center and check us out, you wont want to miss it! There are still boats available Sunday through next week, they are filling up fast so don't wait until the last minute! Reserve now @ www.oregon-inlet.com 1.800.272.5199

Well when we say the cobias are around, that's an understatement folks! We had citations turned in all day it seemed like. There were 65 cobias brought home and that doesn't even include the ones that were released! A couple inshore boats are still hammering the speckled trout too, one of our 11 year old junior anglers caught some nice ones today. Pretty work buddy! Our offshore guys have been bringing in some pretty impressive fish too. We had a Mako shark, a couple citation bigeyes (159 lbs and 185 lbs) and an 81 lb yellowfin tuna which isn't very common to see them that big. There were nothing but smiles at the docks today and hopefully tomorrow will be even better! Don't forget to take the family fishing on our first class headboat- The Miss Oregon Inlet!!! Park your cars and hop on board to enjoy either a morning or afternoon trip out on the Pamlico sound and surrounding waters of Oregon Inlet. Call any one of our lovely booking desk girls today and book your own fishing experience! 441.6301 or go online at www.oregon- inlet.com!

The Ocean has been absolutely filled with life these past few days, and word from our Captains is that the water just keeps getting prettier. Our Inshore boats brought in some beautiful Speckled Trout today and a few really nice flounder. Our Headboat- the Miss Oregon Inlet also had the kids pretty excited catching some Seamullets this morning too. Nearshore action has been going off with the Cobias and even some pretty good Spanish Mackeral fishing. The Cobias were really wearing out our people today, after using all their strength to catch them and then having to hold their 60 to 90lb fish up for us to take a picture, they could barely lift their arms after the day was over. We had some pretty nice fish come in on our Offshore boats today too, Yellowfin Tunas, Gaffer Dolphin, a Mako and even some really big Tilefish. Whatever's going on out there with the water its showing nothing but great signs for the fishing coming up. Pull up our website and book your trip of a lifetime today at www.oregon-inlet.com! 1.800.272.5199

If you don't know what a Cobia is, you're about to find out. Perfect conditions were providing our Inshore, Nearshore, and Offshore boats with some multiple catches of Cobia. There were over 30 of them caught today, the biggest ones weighing in at 76, 70, 66, 52, and 45 pounds! Although fishing was a little slower, everyone still managed to take home some fish. Inshore also had a pile of bluefish and the trout bite is

still going on. Offshore there was a 115lb citation Bigeye Tuna caught and the ones who decided to go bottomfishing seemed to catch some decent sized Tilefish and Black Sea Bass. The weather is going to be nothing but beautiful all week, take a minute and book your trip now at www.oregon-inlet.com! We have make-up trips available all week, and plenty of people hoping to find you to complete their party of 6.

What a gorgeous day to be celebrating the men

and women who have served and protected our

country! We Thank You every day, not just today!

We are also proud to say that our Wounded Warriors went fishing with us on this slick calm

day and even caught a citation yellowfin tuna!

Pretty work guys we hope you enjoyed your

day! There was an array of fish caught today from

Yellowfin Tunas to Cobias. Our inshore boats did

well with the cobias and even a few offshore

boats decided to sneak inside and catch some

themselves! The ocean has all kinds of life

swimming around out there right now, grab your

friends & family and have an adventure of your

own! Call 1.800.272.5199 for all day gulfstream

or all day/half day inshore/nearshore trips

available this week. You know you'll have a

blast!

We're really not over-exaggerating when we say

that today was off the hook at the Fishing

Center. We sure made up for not fishing

yesterday, almost every boat went today. There

were Limits of Tuna with Gaffer Dolphin

everywhere! There were 35-70lb class fish caught

today. Our inshore boats had some great catches

of Speckle

Trout, Nearshore had some tile and amberjack,

there were some cobias caught today too. Now's

the time to go fishing if you are waiting, Don't

hesitate to book your trip. Jump on a

boat with a make-up trip if you don't have

enough people to go! Give us a call you don't

want to miss out! 1.800.272.5199 or book on-line

at www.oregon-inlet.com

What a superior day of fishing we had out of Oregon Inlet Fishing Center. Every offshore boat came in with their boxes overflowing with yellowfin tuna, big eye tuna, dolphin and wahoo. Inshore had catches of shark, blues, spanish mackerel, and speckled trout. Our nearshore boats had lots of trout, some blue and a few cobia. Book your charter at www.oregon-inlet.com or give us a call at 1-800-272-5199

Althought mother nature tried to keep our Captains at the dock it did not work. We had five boats to venture offshore and they had magnificent catches of yellowfin tuna and gaffer dolphin. Our inshore boats had good catches of blues. Book your charters at www.oregon- inlet.com or give us a call 1-800-272-5199

The day at Oregon-Inlet started off with our in shore and near shore boats bring to the docks great blue fish, puppy drum, limits of tile and speckle trout. On the off shore fleet we had and enormous amout of gaffer dolphin and one mako shark weighing 80lbs. The yellow fin tuna are becoming more plentiful and we had a couple of gaffers. One of our boats brought in a 72lb yellowfin. We also had several citation wahoos along with 2 blue marlin and 2 white marlin releases. Boats are booking up so come on down, call us at 1-800-272-5199 or on the web at oregon-inlet.com.