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Why is Santa afraid of getting stuck in a chimney? He has Claus-trophobia.

We had one boat make it out today, with a return of 10 yellow fin tunas!

To get in on the bite, give us a call at 252-441-6301, or book at oregon-inlet.com

What do fish sing in December?

Christmas corals and jingle fins!

Five offshore boats went out to fish on this beautiful December day. Each one came in with their boxes full by noon with good ole' Yellow Fin Tuna!

While we haven't any of our near shore boats go out lately we do still have a few in season still. You can check out all of our boats at www.oregon-inlet.com

Give us a call Monday through Saturday at 252-441-6301.

Two of our offshore boats made it out today. Our anglers said it was a rough day on the water but smoothing out as the day went on. Both vessels came back with limits of Yellow Fin Tuna and smiles. 

Fresh tuna on your Christmas dinner menu this year? We still have some open availability for offshore before the holidays are gone so give us a call at 252-441-6301 or book online at www.oregon-inlet.com

It was a GORGEOUS day here on the Outer Banks and Mother Nature finally allowed some of our boats to go fishing today!

Three offshore boats went out and found some yellow fin tuna and a white marlin!

A couple nearshore guys caught sea bass, triggers and ribbon fish! 

Good chilly fishing for all!

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will be closing early 11/30/2021 and will hopefully return to normal business hour tomorrow,  12/01/2021.

Thank you,

OIFC Management

A couple guys made it offshore today with a few bites of both yellowfin tuna and mahi!

We go all year 'round, so give us a call to go try and catch your Christmas dinner tuna at (252)441-6301

Another beautiful November day to be on the Outer Banks! Our offshore boats weren't able to make it through the shallow waters by the bridge this morning, but that didn't stop our nearshore boats. Because the don't drawl as much water as our offshore boats due they were able to make it through the shallow water, over the bar and out into the ocean to fish along the beaches. They had a great time and came back with seabass, albacore and trigger fish. 

Thanksgiving is coming up and we are SO THANKFUL to have had another great season here at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center, even though the season isn't quite over yet!

Give us a call at 252-441-6301 or visit the website at www.orgon-inlet.com. 2022 dates are already booking up fast!

The past few weeks have been real hard for our anglers to get out and over the bar, luckily the past few days have been just right.

A good handful of our offshore boats back in the creek the past couple of days with yellow fin and black fin tuna. 

If the weather is right we can get you on a boat. Give us a call to see who is still in season and available at 252-441-6301 or check out the website at www.oregon-inlet.com.

What does a dolphin say when he’s confused?

Can you please be more Pacific?

Offshore came in from the deep with wahoo, mahi and yellow fin tuna. We did have some boats flying flags as well.

Our nearshore anglers were catching moonfish, blue fish, spanish mackerel and false albacore.

Inshore caught trout, blue fish and drum today.

Check us out at oregon-inlet.com or give us a shout at 252-441-6301. We have a 24 hour live camera so you can always see when they leave and enter the creek. 

Don't forget the new Bonner Pier is now open, so come on in get ya some bait and let us know what is biting over there.

Offshore threw mahi, yellow fin and wahoo on the docks today. We see a good amount of flags flying while coming into the creek. 

Nearshore came back in with blue fish, false albacore, trigger fish and spanish mackerel.

Inshore caught limits of blue fish, trout and drum. 

Visit our website at www.oregon-inlet.com to check availability or to chime in on our live webcam. Give us a call at 252-441-6301. Our boats usually are coming in by 3-4:30pm, come on down and walk the docks to see what everyone has been catching!