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Offshore guys are still crankin' in the yellowfin tuna! We also saw some marlin releases.

The nearshore crews had a great day with the spanish mackerel and ribbons.

Even the inshore fleet had some ribbon fish but are still seeing drum and limits on speckled trout!

We are starting to having quite a bit of availability towards the second half of the week, so if you are in town and want to get in on the bite, give us a call at 252-441-6301 or book online at oregon-inlet.com

Offshore fellas killed the yellow fin tuna once again today. Black fin tuna, a 121 lb big eye, wahoo, dolphin and tiles also made appearances on the dock this afternoon. Nearshore still has plenty of ribbon fish around along with Spanish mackerel, amber jack, tiles, grouper and drum in the mix. Inshore boats are steady reeling in limits of speckled trout, puppy drum and bluefish. 

Congratulations to Captain Fin Gaddy of the Qualifier. Him, his mates and twin sons were all smiles after winning second place in the Hatteras Marlin Club Tournament. Fin's son Charles also won Jr angler! Great job ya'll. 

Availability is hard to come by short notice, so don't hesitate calling us with inquiries and/ or bookings! 252-441-6301 

It was a gorgeous day offshore for our fleet. Boats came in with yellow fin tuna, dolphin, tile fish, and released a blue marlin! Nearshore there was still plenty of ribbon fish, a couple blue fish and drum! Inshore folks had limits of speckled trout, drum and ribbons too!

Give us a call at 252-441-6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com to book your private charter!

Quality and quantity were scattered up and down the docks today!

Inshore brought in good speckled trout, red drum, and bluefish. The nearshore fleet can't get away from the ribbon fish (really great to east, and also brought in some spanish mackerel! And lastly, our offshore fleet started back to the docks as early as 11:30 am with boxes full and limits of yellowfin tuna and some mahi.

Availability is hard to come by short notice, so don't hesitate calling us with inquiries and/ or bookings! 252-441-6301 

The offshore fleet killed it with the yellowfin catch today! They also brought in a few mahi and a wahoo, as well as a few marlin releases! Nearshores did well with spanish mackerel, ribbonfish, and some king mackerel! Inshores reported limits of trout and limits of drum!

June is almost over, but there's still some scattered availability through the end of the month, and July is filling up fast! Give us a call at 252-441-6301 to check availability and book your charter! You can also check availability and book online, or come see us at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center!

Our angler's that went offshore today saw all meat fish; yellowfin tuna, mahi, and tilefish.

The nearshore guys did well with spanish mackerel, bluefish and ribbons, and the inshore fleet saw speckled trout, puppy drum, and red drum!

To get on your next big fishing trip, give us a call at 252-441-6301 or book online at oregon-inlet.com

Almost the entire Oregon Inlet fleet was out today! Offshores did amazing with limits of yellowfin as well as a few nice sized bigeyes. Nearshores brought in spanish mackerel and tons of ribbonfish! Inshores did speck-tacular with speckled trout, bringing in a monster 27" citation-worthy speckled trout! They also brought in ribbonfish and red drum!

Boats are booking up fast, even into July! Check availability and book online or over the phone at 252-441-6301, or come see us in person!

Offshore fleet stayed in the creek today due to the nasty weather. Nearshore folks were able to make a morning sound side with Spanish mackerel and bluefish. Inshore Sneaky Pete found the speckled trout, drum and bluefish. 

Hopefully the weather will clear up in the next couple days, give us a call at 252-442-6301 to book a private charter or go online to oregon-inlet.com

With some rainy day free time, one of our captains sent us a bunch of great pics from his previous trips! Over the course of the last few weeks, our inshore fleet (composed of 6 incredible captains) has been steady booked, and the fishing has been off the charts! Speckled trout and red drum have been majority of the catch but we've also seen a hound fish release and some mackerel. These captains are good at what they do and offer 1/2 day trips both morning and afternoon, extended mornings or all day. They can carry parties up to 3 or 4 people and provide everything needed to get you on the bite! They are booking up in advance this year like we've never seen, so don't hesitate! Check their availability online at oregon-inlet.com or give us a ring at 252-441-6301 and we'll get you on you next adventure.

Despite the rough seas, offshore fellas managed to bring in yellow fin tuna, big eye tuna and a couple bonitos. Nearshore folks caught some sheepshead and bluefish. Inshore boats made it out this morning and came in with red drum and speckled trout. 

Give us a call at 252-441-6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com to book a trip!

Despite the rainy conditions today all our fleets ended up with pretty good catches for the day and most made it in early. Offshore fellas are still killin' the yellow fin tuna along with big eye tuna in the mix as well. One big eye tuna weighed in at 160lbs! Nearshore boats scored ribbon fish, blue fish and Spanish mackerel. Inshore boats caught sea mullet, red drum, speckled trout and ribbon fish! 

To get in on the bite, call 252-441-6301 or go online to oregon-inet.com

Offshore fleet had good yellow fin tuna despite the shark bite. Check out this citation big eye that weighed in at 152 lbs reeled in by Leah on the Skiligal! 

To get a shot at cranking in a big one, call 252-442-6301

Offshore fellas made it in with limits of yellow fin tuna. We know when we see the first boat pull in the creek at eleven thirty in the morning, it was a good day fishing ! Nearshore boats had more Spanish mackerel, cobia and bluefish. Inshore they reeled in red drum, speckled trout and flounder release!

Give us a call at 252.441.6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com to book your trip!