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Better Than Yesterday!
Todays motto: "it was better than yesterday!"
Today, offshores brought in mahi, king mackerel, blackfin, yellowfin, and a few white and blue marlin citations!
Nearshores had a better day as well, bringing in spanish mackerel and bluefin, and inshores had a good day with the speckled trout and drum!
Back at it: Hello Fall!
The weather has cleared, and the boys were back at it today! Offshores had a hit-or-miss day, with limits of mahi and white marlin citations! Nearshores had a slow day, bringing in some bluefish, spanish mackerel, false albacore, and sea mullet. Inshores are still on fire with the speckled trout and red drum, along with some more bluefish in the box.
No pictures tonight, but we will update tomorrow with some!
Where There's A Will
A single boat did make it out fishing today and had the pictures to prove it! Beautiful red drum with some size!
We are still open for some good rainy day shopping, and will be available to answer your fishing questions tomorrow beginning at 8am. So give us a call at 252-441-6301 or check us out online at oregon-inlet.com
Hours of Operations 9/20/2020
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center will be adjusting hours of operation on days that boats do not sail. Sunday, September 20, 2020 we will be open 9am-5pm. All other days are still to be determined.
Thank you!
OIFC Management
Get It While Then Gettin's Good
Our entire offshore fleet made it out before a nasty weekend puts a damper on things, and the return was good! Limits of mahi all around, even a 45# citation! We also saw scattered black and yellow fin tuna up and down the docks.
The nearshore guys did great with spanish mackerel and bluefish.
And inshore is still keeping up with the speckled trout and red drum.
Once this weather blows over and you're ready to go play outside, give us a call at 252-441-6301 or check us out at oregon-inlet.com
Shore Can!
Only a couple of our inshore and nearshore crowds braved the high winds today, and it paid off! Red Drum and Bluefish were scattered across the docks today.
To book or inquire, give us call at 252-441-6301 or check us out online at oregon-inlet.com
Friday's Mahi Madness
Today, we had an empty creek! All of our offshores went out and slayed the mahi! They also brought in a few wahoo, lots of sailfish citations, and a few yellowfin and blackfin tuna! Nearshores did well with drum and ribbonfish, and inshores are still on the trout and drum.
Next few days are looking crazy with the weather. Hopefully everyone can get back out soon!
Thunder Thursday
Today, we had about a dozen offshores get out, and they had a good day with the marlin again. Many citations came in for blue and white marlin, as well as sailfish. They also brought in mahi and wahoo. Nearshores has a good day with the ribbons, even though they were fighting with the weather. Nearshores also brought in spanish mackerel and false albacore. Inshores also had a good day, bringing in some nice speckled trout.
It looks like the weather is supposed to keep calm for next couple of days, turning sour by Sunday. Give us a call to check availability for your next charter at 252-441-6301. You can also check and book online, or come see us in person!
M A H I & M A R L I N
Despite the rough conditions the offshore fleet had pretty good fishing. Flags were flying with blue marlin, white marlin and sailfish releases. Mates also slapped yellow fin, black fin and plenty of mahi mahi on the docks.
Nearshore boats are still catching ribbon fish and drum. Inshore is still seeing speckled trout and bluefish!
For charter inquiries or reservation, give us a call at 252-441-6301 or check us out online at oregon-inlet.com
Mixed Bag Monday
Offshores came in with yellowfinn, blackfin, mahi, wahoo, king mackerel, and many marlin (white and blue) citations! Nearshores didn't have the best day today, but inshores came in with limits of speckled trout, spanish mackerel, and some bluefish (finally)!
We're all keeping an eye on the weather, but no blow days yet as far as we can tell! Give us a call with any question, concerns, comments, or bookings at 252-441-6301! You can also book online or come see us at MP 24.5 in Nags Head!
Scattered Saturday and Business Hours Update
Captains and crews offshore said the bite was slow today, but managed a few tuna and marlin.
Nearshore continued to have a decent catch with spanich mackerel and ribbonfish, while the inshore had a good day with speckled trout and red drum!
Tomorrows winds seem to be keeping our boats to the docks, so we will be delaying our opening time 'til 8am on Sunday 9/6/2020.
For charter inquiries or reservation, give us a call at 252-441-6301 or check us out online at oregon-inlet.com
Sizzling September
Not only is the temperature hot, but so is the fishing! Our offshore fleet had a great day with the yellow and black fin tuna, while picking out a few mahi and wahoo. They also came in flying some released marlin and sailfish flags.
The nearshore crowd isn't slowing down either! Plenty ribbonfish, spanish mackerel and false albacore.
Inshore boats are continuing to have the best bite of speckled trout, and red drum!
To get in on the action give us a call at 252-441-6301 or book online at oregon-inlet.com
Hello S E P T E M B E R
It was a beautiful day of September fishing for all of our boats!
Offshore parties came back with blue marlin and sailfish releases as well as yellow fin tuna, black fin tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo and bonita.
Nearshore fellas brought in Spanish mackerel, cobia, ribbon fish and released some drum. Inshore they're still catching beautiful speckled trout, puppy drum and Spanish mackerel, too!
Call 252-441-6301 to inquire or go online to book your inshore, nearshore or offshore charter or sign up for make-ups at oregon-inlet.com