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Always Pretty In The Gulf Stream
We had a mixed catch of yellowfin and big eye tunas again today; including a 149 lb. yellowfin tuna citation! Mahi are slowly starting to show up. Still seeing limits of king mackerel on some and billfish releases on others.
Our nearshore is picking up! Blues and spanish mackerel were the main catches for those guys today.
And our solo inshore boat came in with limits of speckled trout and red drum.
To get on the bite, give us a ring at (252)441-6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com
"Always pretty in the gulf stream!" -first mate Bert on F/V Skiligal
TOO MANY FISH IN THE SEA
What a fantastic day of fishing for our fleet today!!!
Our offshore boats brought in Big Eye tuna, yellowfin tuna, blackfin tuna, scattered dolphin, wahoo, King mackerel, and false albacore. Last, but not least, Sailfish releases.
Nearshore boats brought in sea mullet and gray trout, while inshore trips caught sea mullet, trout, blues and flounder releases.
THE EYES HAVE IT
The offshore boats had an exceptional day of fishing. The Big Eye tuna were out in full swing today, most boats having multiple catches of citation Big Eye. In addition to the Big Eye there were Yellowfin tuna, some limits, blackfin tuna, King Mackerel, gaffer Dolphin and last but not least a Blue Marlin release.
Inshore boats had good catches of speckled trout.
Give us a call at (252)441-6301 if you're interested in getting in on the excitement!
Saturday's Spread
For the few crews that braved tough weather conditions, the bite paid off! The docks were lined with the yellowfin we've all been waiting for. Scatter blackfin tuna, king mackerel and mahi in the mix as well.
Our nearshore and inshore crowd got into some bluefish and false albacore.
To book your next fishing trip, give us a call at 252-441-6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com
TGIF
Thank goodness it's Friday! The offshore fleet came in with yellowfin, blackfin, and limits of king mackerel. Released a sailfish, what!? Yep, you heard that right! Nearshore catching spanish mackerel and a few blue fish as well. Let's not forget our inshore guys having a great day catching speckled trout, blue fish and drum.
Give us a call at (252)-441-6301 or visit us at www.oregon-inlet.com so you can have a Friday of a lifetime!
WINDY WEDNESDAY
Our offshore boats decided to stay in port today due to rough surf conditions, however out nearshore and inshore boats did fish.
The nearshore boats had a great day with with catches of cobia, albacore and Spanish mackerel. One boat had 30 cobia.
Inshore boats returned with drum, speckled trout and there was also catch and release flounder.
What's For Supper?
Fish hit the docks hard Monday after 24 of our offshore vessels came back into the creek. Limits of king mackerel, tilefish and a good mixed bag of mahi dolphin, yellowfin and blackfin tunas. We can only imagine how good our anglers dinners were. Don't you want your catch on your plate? Give us at call at (252)-441-6301 or check us out at oregon-inlet.com to book a trip today!
Tuesday's Take
Offshore charters caught lots of King Mackerel, with some limits. There were some blackfin and dolphin brought in, not to mention a limit of cobia.
Nearshore and inshore boats also had lots of cobia and drum.
If you're wanting to get in on the action, give us a call at (252)441-6301, or go on our website oregon-inlet.com to book a charter, or just check out the boats!
Fishing Buffet
We had twenty six of our offshore boats out fishing today, as the winds finally abated. The came back with quite a wide variety of fish. There were some yellowfin tuna, blackfin tuna, dolphin, King mackerel (some boats had limits), tile fish and a sailfish release.
Our nearshore boats had catches of black drum.
If you are interested in getting in on the action, give us a call at (252)441-6301, or go on our website, oregon-inlet.com, to book a charter.
WINDY WEDNESDAY
We did have about five offshore boats out today, but due to the windy conditions fishing was slower than usual. The boats did bring in some yellowfin tuna, dolphin and wahoo.
Nearshore trips caught sea mullet and false albacore. Inshore trips saw good drum and releases of trout.
SUPER DUPER SATURDAY 4/24/21
What an exceptional day of fishing!!!!Looks like the dolphin have made their way back here. There were multiple catches of dolphin, one boat came in with 50 of them. Aside from the dolphin there were catches of yellowfin tuna, blackfin tuna, lots of king mackerel, wahoo and albacore. There was also a sailfish release!
Nearshore trips had catches of sea bass (catch and release), ribbon fish and catfish. Inshore had great catches of puppy drum on both morning and afternoon trips.
COMBO REPORT TUESDAY 4/20/21, WEDNESDAY 4/21/21
We had 16 offshore boats out on Tuesday and they returned to the marina with yellowfin tuna, blackfin tuna and wahoo.
The nearshore trips had catch and release sea bass, and inshore had catches of drum, trout, and catch and release flounder.
Today, 4/21/21 we only had five offshore boats boasting catches of yellowfin, blackfin, citation wahoo and albacore, not to mention king mackerel and some gaffer dolphin!
Nearshore had catch and release sea bass, and inshore had a limit of drum and small trout.
Mixed Bag of Fish
Our offshore boats today returned with multiple species of fish, to include Dolphin, King Mackerel, Blackfin tuna and False Albacore.
Nearshore boats caught ribbon fish and catch and release sea bass and a Black Drum, while our inshore trip had great Red Drum, trout and flounder which was catch and release.
Super Sunday
What a great day of fishing we had today here at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center! The offshore boats returned with great catches of yellowfin tuna, some of the boats had limits. There was also lots of blackfin tuna brought in as well. A wahoo was on the line but managed to get away, and there was a blue marlin release.
Inshore had catches of puppy drum and catch and release flounder.
If you're interested in a fishing trip, give us a call at (252)441-6301 and our booking staff will hook you up!
Early Arrivals
The season is starting of well! Today, we had about 6 boats arrive before 1 PM, with their limits of yellowfin tuna! Others trickled in throughout the day, and our docks saw more yellowfin as well as blackfin and some mahi! Nearshore fishing has been a slower start, but they're still catching shad and catfish! Those captains can't wait for the cobia bite to roll through!
You can check availability online, in person, or by giving us a call at 252-441-6301!