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Blackfin for the win on the offshore boats today! They also brought mahi mahi, a few wahoo and released white & blue marlin. 

Nearshore folks are catching Spanish mackerel, bluefish, ribbon fish and false albacore. 

Inshore boats are catching speckled trout and puppy drum. 

What is a fish’s favorite pick-up line?

Tuna round and let me see that bass!

Offshore had great day bring back in yellow fin tuna, black fin tuna, big eye tuna, mahi-mahi, king mackerel and wahoo.

Nearshore caught spanish mackerel, ribbon fish and false albacore.

Inshore said the fishing was awesome today catching blue fish, speckled trout and red drum.

There still some scattered availability for all of the charters we offer this week. Check out the website and see what vessel is best for you and your crew. You can continue to book on the website or give us a call at 252-441-6301 and press 1 for the booking desk. To book with the safari dolphin cruise or Ms. Oregon Inlet press 2 and you will be connected to the Kitty Hawk Kites line.

Did you know that the new Bonner Pier is open? YEP! Just right over the bridge, once you get off of the new Basnight Bridge turn left into the parking lot and you are there! We are very excited to hear what you've been catching off the pier so come on in to refill up on more bait and tell us how the bite has been. 

Mahi, wahoo, black fin tuna and yellow fin tuna hit the docks Sunday from there offshore adventures.

Inshore had a good day fishing for trout, red drum and blue fish. 

The season hasn't stopped yet down here at the OBX. Give us a call at 252-441-6301 or visit the website at www.oregon-inlet.com.

Not only do we have offshore, nearshore and inshore private fishing charters we off make-up charters as well!

Make-up charters, what is it?  It's is trip consisting of individuals who do not have a full party looking to fish offshore or nearshore. To sign up for a make-up charter you can go to our website mentioned above or come see us in person at the booking desk of Oregon Inlet Fishing Center. 

The offshore crowd had a good return of meat fish: yellow and black fin tuna, and mahi. But the billfish are still around as well, we saw both sailfish and white marlin flags flying.

Our nearshore boats are still bringing in ribbonfish, spanish mackerel, and false albacore.

And the inshore fleet brought back limits of speckled trout and red drum. 

Our boats are filling up on the weekends, but have plenty of availability most weekdays. Call and book at 252-441-6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com

Today off shore came back in with yellow fin and black fin tuna.

Near shore had a blast bringing in spanish mackerel, ribbon fish, blue fish and false albabcore.

Inshore caught limits of drum and limits of trout.

This weekend is booking up fast, give us a call at 252-441-6301 or visit the website at www.oregon-inlet.com to book your next trip!

Another day of yellow fin tuna, black fin tuna and dolphin along the docks, with catch and release white marlin. 

Nearshore fellas caught Spanish mackerel, ribbon fish, bluefish and albacore. 

Inshore boats are still catching beautiful speckled trout and red drum. 

Contact us at 252-441-6301 or visit the website at www.oregon-inlet.com.

It was another good day in the gulf! Boats cranked in mahi mahi, yellow fin tuna, black fin tuna, wahoo, bonita and released sailfish & white marlin. 

Nearshore folks caught Spanish mackerel, bluefish, ribbon fish, albacore and one 17 lb king mackerel!

Inshore boats had a good day catching speckled trout and puppy drum. 

Overall, everyone had a fun successful fishing day out of Oregon Inlet ;) 

It was a beautiful day of fishing for all of our fleets. Offshore anglers reeled in some big yellow fin tuna, black fin tuna, bonita and mahi mahi. Many of them also released several white and blue marlin.

Nearshore fellas had good catches of ribbon fish, Spanish mackerel and false albacore. 

Inshore folks are still catching good size speckled trout and puppy drum! 

Our crews laid to the docks today, not a one tried it. This seems to be the brunt, so we should be back on the catch here soon.

To inquire or book a trip, give us a ring at (252)441-6301 or check us out online at oregon-inlet.com.

After a couple of day of big swells and high winds, the ocean stirred up some meet for our fisherman today! Good amounts of tuna and mahi across the docks. Even some wahoo as well as release billfish.

Our nearshore guys stayed soundside today, but made out with spanish mackerel and bluefish.

The inshore fleet still bringing in limits of speckled trout and red drum.

To get on the next boat out, give us a call at 252-441-6301 or check us out online at oregon-inlet.com

NOTICE: Beginning tomorrow 9/20/21, our hours are from 6am-6:30pm. Should you need anything prior to 6am, you can call your captain (phone number online under each boat bio) or find a map of the marina here in this fishing report or on posted on our front doors.

We had plenty on the dock with the offshore crowds rolling in with yellow and black fin tuna, mahi, and a good amount of billfish releases.

Our nearshore crews had a good mix of false albacore, spanish mackerel, ribbonfish, and bluefish.

And our inshore boats are catch up the speckled trout and red drum.

To book your next fishing adventure, call us at 252-441-6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com