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Vitamin Sea
What do you get when you cross a fish with an elephant?
Swimming trunks.
Blue skies and seas today down in the banks today! Our offshore fleet came in and hit the docks with wahoo, mahi, tuna and tile fish. Nearshore had a great day ribbon fishing and inshore caught drum and trout.
CITATIONS
Blue Marlin Released
FUN FACT: The Oregon inlet, like all others, created when the Outer Banks was hit by a tremendous and quite violent hurricane in 1846. The hurricane created a huge watery gash between the Pea Island and Bodie Island. A ship named Oregon was caught between the Pamlico Sound during the storm and it was the sole witness of the formation of the inlet. After the storm passed, the crew headed to the Outer Banks and relayed the story of the creation of the new inlet and thus ever since the inlet has been referred to as the Oregon Inlet.
(refrence - obxstuff.com)
Seems Pretty Fishy To Me
How does a shellfish get to the hospital?
A CLAMbulance!
Seafood dinner tonight for our anglers. Offshore had a good day tuna fishing also bringing in tile, mahi and wahoo. Sailfish and blue marlin released. Nearshore had a big ribbon day while inshore came in with speckled trout and puppy drum.
Book your trip today on our website at www.oregon-inlet.com or give us a call at (252) 441-6301!
CITATIONS
Released Sailfish
Released Blue Marlin
108lb Big Eye Tuna
Fun in the Sun
Today, our offshores came in with yellowfin tuna, mahi-mahi, tilefish, and white and blue marlin releases! Nearshores had a good day with ribbonfish and albacore, and inshores caught some amberjack and speckled trout!
The season has slowed a bit, which means more availability! Give us a call at 252-441-6301 to check availability and book your fishing trip! You can also come see us in person or click here to check availability online!
Keep It Reel
Why did the fish blush?
Because he saw the ocean's bottom!
Inshore caught drum and trout today.
Nearshore came in with a hefty load of ribbons.
The offshore fleet hit the docks with yellow fin, big eye, mahi and some releases on blue and white marlin.
CITATIONS
White Marlin - Released (x2)
18lb - Tile Fish
SPECKtacular Thursday
How do shellfish get to the hospital?
In a CLAMbulance.
Out in the big blue today the offshore fleet came in with yellow fin, mahi and tile fish. There was a blue and white marlin released today. Near shore, running parallel along the beach they caught drum, false albacore, ribbon fish and spanish mackerel. Inshore had a good day bringing in speckled trout, spotted trout, sheepshead and amberjacks.
You know you wish you were out there today! We have a availability open this weekend, so give us a call at (252) 441-6301 or check us out at www.oregon-inlet.com.
A Whale Of A Good Time
Why did the fish get bad grades?
Because it was below C level.
Offshore came in today with yellow fin tuna, mahi, big eye tuna and wahoo. A few fights on white and blue marlin.
Nearshore caught spanish mackerel, false albacore and ribbon fish. Inshore hit the docks with trout and drum.
Let us help you get on your next fishing adventure! Call us at (252) 441-6301 or visit us at www.oregon-inlet.com.
CITATAIONS
Blue Marlin - Released
103lb - Big Eye
174lb - Big Eye
113lb - Big Eye
100lb - Big Eye
40lb - Wahoo
(no whales were seen, caught nor harmed)
Good Day of Fishing!
Offshore boats had great catches of yellow fin tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo and tile fish today!
Nearshore folks caught ribbon fish and Spanish mackerel.
Inshore fellas are still catching puppy drum and speckled trout.
Citations for today:
1 released white marlin
70 lb yellow fin tuna
Yellow fins for supper for the offshore fleet, again!
Nearshore boats are steady fighting ribbons!
Inshore fellas are still catching speckled trout and puppy drum.
We've got some scattered availibility, call or go online to book your trip!
(252)441-6301
Holy Mackerel
What do sea monsters eat for lunch?
Fish and ships.
Inshore today came in with speckled trout and drum. Nearshore had a spanish mackerel, false albacore and ribbon fish hit the docks. Offshore today caught yellow fin tuna, big eye tuna, mahi and tile fish. White and blue marlin releases as well.
CITATIONS
41# MAHI
12.10# TILE
12.09# TILE
12.04# TILE
6 WHITE MARLIN - Released
3 BLUE MARLIN - Released
Lets get you on the fight if your life! Call us and book your trip today at 252-441-6301 or visit us at www.oregon-inlet.com
Hooked
What do you call a tuna wearing a tie?
SoFISHticated!
What an awesome day down here at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center. Our anglers all came in happy with nothing but smiles and their catches of course! Offshore came in with yellow fin tuna, big eye tuna, wahoo, mahi-mahi and tile fish. Many fights today releasing blue and white marlins. Near shore had good fishing with ribbon fish, false albacore, spanish mackerel and moonfish. Inshore caught puppy drum and speckled trout today!
CITATIONS
2 - 24in Released Speckle Trout
100# Big Eye Tuna
2 - Released White Marlin
3 - Released Blue Marlin
TUNA
Most boats trickled in by lunch time today with limits of tuna. Customers reeled in big eye tuna, yellow fin tuna and dolphin. There was also a couple blue marlin releases as well!
Nearshore fellas are fishing for ribbon fish, albacore, Spanish mackerel and blue fish.
Inshore boats caught speckled trout, puppy drum and croaker.
Citations for today:
2 released blue marlin
1 released shark
100 lb big eye tuna
Tight Lines
What a beautiful day on the Outer Banks! The offshore fleet came in today with a great mixed catch of mahi, yellowfin tuna, big eye tuna, bonita, tile, wahoo, grouper, barracuda and amber-jack. One sailfish released.
Nearshore had good day with ribbon fish, false albacore, blue fish and spanish mackerel.
Inshore came in with some pretty puppy drum, speckled trout and blue fish.
CITATIONS
13# Tile Fish
16# Tile Fish
15# Tile Fish
Released Sailfish
47# Grouper
35# Mahi-Mahi
100# Big Eye
Give us a call today at 252-441-6301 or visit us a www.oregon-inlet.com!
Mahi Mahi Monday!
Today our offshores had limits of mahi, some yellowfin and blackfin tuna, as well as a few blue marlin releases and a sailfish release! Nearshores had a good morning with king mackerel, spanish mackerel, and amberjacks, but reported a slower afternoon with some more kings and a cobia. Inshores had a great day with great speckled trout and drum fishing all day long!
Pirates At Sea
Only a few of our offshore boats made it out today. They came in with limits of mahi and some yellow fin tuna. Nearshore caught king and spanish mackerel, drum, false albacore and cobia. Nearshore had a great day with puppy drum and speckled trout. A little bumpy out there today but all anglers were still as happy as clams.
CITATIONS
70# Yellow Fin
74# Yellow Fin
84# Yellow Fin
We are booking up fast, even for next year, don't miss out! Give us a call at 252-441-6301 or visit us at our website www.oregon-inlet.com.
Fishing pole, reel it in
Offshore boats reeled in big eye tuna, yellow fin tuna, dolphin, tile fish, wahoo and released a white marlin, sailfish and a few blue marlins.
Nearshore fellas are still catching bluefish and Spanish mackerel.
Inshore boats are steady with speckled trout and puppy drum.
Citations for today:
Shark, released
2 - Blue Marlin, released
White Marlin, released
Sailfish - released
72# Yellow Fin
86# Yellow Fin
73# Yellow Fin
71# Yellow Fin
79# Yellow Fin
77# Yellow Fin
We've got some scattered availability the next couple weeks, give us a call at (252)441-6301 to book your trip!