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FISHING REPORT 11-23-12
Today at Oregon-inlet we had two of our near shore boats go fishing. They both fished in the sound and came back with 2 Lingcod and several dog sharks. We look forward for better, more calm days and great fishing.
FISHING REPORT 11-23-12
Today at Oregon-inlet we had two of our near shore boats go fishing. They both fished in the sound and came back with 2 Lingcod and several dog sharks. We look forward for better, more calm days and great fishing.
FISHING-REPORT-11-13-12
At Oregon-Inlet today we had one off shore boat witrh a catch of 2 yellowfin tuna, 13 nice tile fish and 1 dolphin. We had one in-shore boat that caught alot of Tautogs and released many black sea bass.
FISHING REPORT - 11/12/12
At Oregon-inlet today we had 4 boats to go off shore. They brought in 28 yellowfin tuna, 25 tile fish, 1 29lb. wahoo, 20 dolphin and 1 blackfin tuna. We have a couple of in-shore bookings for this week so we will see what they will bring in. All in all a decent day of yellowfin.
FISHING REPORT - 11/11/12
Today was a beautiful day for fishing here on the Outer Banks. After two weeks of cold, stormy weather we had a warm, sunny day with two foot seas. Seventeen offshore boats left the marina this morning and they returned this afternoon with ample catches of yellowfin tuna, blackfin tuna, dolphin and tile fish. One of the blackfin tuna weighed in at twenty-six pounds.
FISHING REPORT 11/10/12
Today we had 19 boats travel to the Gulfstream and they came back with good Yellowfin Tuna, some Dolphin as well as some Tilefish, a few Sailfish releases as well as a couple sharks.
FISHING REPORT - 11/4/12
Today we had thirteen boats go fishing offshore they returned with quite a variety of fish. There were yellowfin tuna, blackfin tuna, dolphin, wahoo, king mackerel, albacore and tile fish. One of our boats had a rather unique grand slam. A baby sparrow landed on the boat, they pulled in a medium size sea turtle and a baby mako shark. The turtle and shark went back to their home in the sea and the sparrow wouldn't leave so he came back to shore in the man's pocket, warm and well fed with pieces of granola. Our one nearshore boat had good catches of bluefish.
FISHING REPORT - 11/3/12
Today we had 11 boats travel to the Gulfstream and they came back with some Yellowfin Tuna, Blackfin Tuna, a couple Dolphin, lots of Albacore Tuna and 3 Sailfish releases! Our Nearshore Fleet came back with Bluefish.
FISHING REPORT 11/1/12
We had one inshore boat go out post Hurricane Sandy and he came back with Tautougs, seabass and sheepsheads
FISHING-REPORT-11-02-12
Six boats went offshore. They caught some good size yellowfin tuna, gaffer dolphin and one lone blackfin tuna. One of the yellowfins weighed 54 pounds the rest were all from 34 to 50 pounds. After storm sandy it took some time to locate fish. Some very nice yellowfins were found
FISHING-REPORT-10-26-12
In anticipation of Sandy's arrival as she works her way up the East Coast all Oregon Inlet's offshore boats left seeking shelter. Two inshore boats and an open boat fished close in and in the sound. The open boat spent most of the day day catching spots, blues, trout both speckled and grey and sheepsheads. The inshore boats had excellent tailor bluefish fishing. There was quite a bit of rain. Sometimes fishing is very good in the rain the fish don't seem to mind. Today was one of those days, most of inshore varieties were biting. When a storm aproaches that is more than just rain fish seem to go to deep water where it is relatively serene. This was not the case today although I think it does happen.
FISHING REPORT - 10/25/12
Our Offshore boats brought back in nice sized Wahoos with most of them being citation sized,alot of Dolphin,a few Yellowfin Tuna and Blackfin Tuna,also a Bonita.Our Nearshore boats brought back Albacore and Bluefish.
FISHING-REPORT-10-24-12
This wahoo fishing is just extraordinary. One member of party was impressed with the agressivness he say in these fish today. It was like chumking bait just laying still in the water was smashed by a big wahoo. I read in a fishing magazine some tiume ago that wahoo are not a schooling type fish, that the only place they school is the Gulf of Mexico. Here today boats have gone from one concentration to another that looked a lot like schools catching wahoos. What is happening here now will always be memorable. Hopefully it will continue and happen again next year. As far as size is concerned a nice catch consisted of a 53 pounder a 50, a 48 and a 43 the rest of the catch were 30 pound class. There was a white marlin caught and released. Several yellowfin, blackfin tuna and scattered dolphinn were caught. A 73 pound was caught lots were citations over 40 pounds.Tailor bluefish were plentiful for inshore boats. Open boats caught some big speckled trout another open boat caught sheepsheads and trout.