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What does the tuna say after he post bail?
"I'm off the hook and fresh out-the can!"
Our offshore folks are still on the tuna, wahoo, mahi, barracuda and tiles! We also saw some release flags flying.
The nearshore guys kept busy with ribbonfish, spanish mackerel, and false albacore.
Inshore parties brought back a good amount of speckled trout and red drum.
If you have any "betta" puns, drop us a line!
To get out fishing before the summer is over give us a call at 252-441-6301 or go online to oregon-inlet.com
Gollywhopper!
Offshore came in today with a yellow fin tuna, mahi-mahi and tile fish with some releases on white and blue marlin.
Near shore killed the game with ribbon fish, spanish mackerel and false albacore.
Inshore had a great time fishing in the sound for speckled trout and red drum.
Let us help you get out on a great catch. Give us a call at 252-441-6301 or check us out online at www.oregon-inlet.com!
CITATIONS
46 in Red Drum
Hook, Line and Sinker
Off shore came back from the deep blue today with yellow fin tuna, big eye tuna, black fin tuna, wahoo and mahi mahi. As well as some releases on white and blue marlin.
After trolling along the beaches our near shore anglers came back in with ribbon fish, spanish mackerel and false albacore.
Inshore had a blast catching cobia, red drum, speckled trout and throw back flounder.
We know you're thinking about it, so go ahead and book it. Online, at www.oregon-inlet.com, is available 24/7 or you can call us at 252-441-6301.
CITATIONS
214# Big Eye
45 in Red Drum
44 in Red Drum
40# Cobia
Salty Souls
Off shore had yellow fin tuna, mahi-mahi, tile fish, wahoo and amberjacks hit the docks today. With multiple releases on white and blue marlin
Near shore today had a good looking mix bag consisting of false albacore, trigger fish, ribbon fish, king mackerel and sea bass.
While out in the sound our inshore anglers caught speckled trout, red drum and throw back flounder.
Contact us at 252-441-6301 or on our website at www.oregon-inlet.com
CITATIONS
34in False Albacore
Masters of Monay
Our offshore fishing has picked up since a big blow over the weekend! With the ocean all stirred up, our guys are bringing back a good amount of yellowfin tuna and mahi with plenty of billfish releases.
Our nearshore crowd has not slowed up on bringing in ribbonfish and spanish mackerel.
And the inshore fleet still bringing back speckled trout and red drum.
To get on the next boat out give us a call at 252-441-6301 or go online and book at oregon-inlet.com
Pirate Sighting
Inshore had a good day fishing trout and drum.
Nearshore caught sea mullet, ribbon fish, spanish mackerel, sea bass, moonfish, false albacore and red drum today.
Offshore came in with tile fish, mahi, wahoo, yellow fin and some a released blue marlin.
Give us a call to book your next fishing trip at (252) 441-6301 or visit our website at www.oregon-inlet.com
tuna & tiles with a chance of marlin
Offshore anglers had a great day with a wide variety of species! Black fin tuna, yellow fin tuna, tile fish, mahi mahi and wahoo! The bill fish bite is pretty hot as well, plenty of blue & white marlin flags have been flying the past couple days.
Nearshore fellas are still catching ribbon fish and a few king mackerel.
Inshore boats are cranking in speckled trout and puppy drum!
Citations for today:
3 sailfish
1 white marlin
Good day in the gulf
Offshore boats brought in mahi mahi, yellow fin tuna, tile fish, wahoo and also released blue and white marlin!
Nearshore fellas had a great day! They cranked in king mackerel, ribbon fish, albacore and Spanish mackerel.
Inshore boats are still hot on the trout bite as well as the drum.
Citations for today:
2 white marlin
43lbs wahoo
74lbs, 72 lbs yellow fin tuna
13 lbs, 12 lbs & 10 lbs gray tilefish
beautiful blue day
It was a beautiful day in the deep blue! Offshore boats had a good day catching yellow fin tuna, tile fish, dolphin along with some blue and white marlin releases too!
Nearshore parties cranked in ribbon fish, Spanish mackerel and sea bass.
Inshore fellas are still catching speckled trout and puppy drum.
Citations for today:
6 blue marlin
10 white marlin
1 sailfish
yellow fin tuna- 75 lbs, 71 lbs, 72 lbs
tile fish 13lbs
Fish Fry
Which are the strongest creatures in the ocean?
Mussels!
Wahoo, king mackerel, mahi-mahi, yellow fin tuna, barracuda, sea bass, grouper and tile fish came back to the marina from the deep blue. Multiple fights and releases on blue marlin and sailfish. After coming in from trolling along the beaches the near shore anglers caught ribbon fish and spanish mackerel, while the inshore anglers barrelled in red drum and speckled trout.
Come on down and check out what they caught and bring onto the dock, offshore usually comes back in from there fishing filled day in between 3:30 and 4:30 in the afternoon. We are always by the phones during operating hours (252)441-6301! While we are away you can always book online at www.oregon-inlet.com.
CITATIONS
24# Grouper
Sailfish - Released
3 Blue Marlin - Released
Wednesday's Waters
What do you get when you cross a fishing lure with a gym sock?
Hook, line and stinker!
Sweet summer time sunshine here at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center.
While most of our boats are participating in the PCBT we had mahi-mahi, yellow fin tuna, false albacore. grouper and tile fish hit the docks. Nearshore is bringing in ribbon fish and spanish mackerel today. While inshore is seeing good speckled trout and red puppy drum in the bay.
Give us a shout at (252)441-6301 or visit our website at www.oregon-inlet.com so we can get you on the meat!
CITATION
70# Yellow Fin Tuna
13# Tile Fish
12# Tile Fish
BM - Released
What Tide Is It?
What is the best music to listen to when you go fishing?
Something really catchy.
What an amazing day in paradise!
Inshore had a fun filled day catching speckled trout, blue fish, drum and released flounder.
Nearshore brought to the dock a good load of ribbon fish, moon fish, sea bass, king mackerel and spanish mackerel.
Offshore came in with yellow fin tuna, mahi-mahi, tile fish with a few fight on white and blue marlin.
Let us help you get on a trip of a life time! Call us at 252-441-6301 or visit our website at www.oregon-inlet.com
Good luck to all of our boats fishing in the Pirates Cove Billfish Tournament!
Monday Mayhem
Beautiful blue skies on the banks today! Multiple releases on white marlin, blue marlin, spearfish and sailfish. Also bringing to the dock from offshore was yellow fin tuna, mahi-mahi and tile fish. Nearshore brought in ribbon fish, spanish mackerel, king mackerel, false albacore, amberjack, bonita and sea bass. Inshore caught up speckled trout and drum.
Give us a shout at (252)441-6301 or visit us www.oregon-inlet.com
CITATIONS
3 Blue Marlin - Released
Sailfish - Released
3 White Marlin - Released
Alice Kelly
All of our offshore boats participated in the Pirates Cove Ladies Only Alice Kelly Billfish Tournament. Round of applause for the lady anglers who kicked tail!
Nearshore had a beautiful day on the water bringing in spanish mackerel, ribbon fish, king mackerel and blue fish.
Inshore had a SPECKtacular catch of speckled trout and puppy drum.
Monday's Catch
Offshore hit the docks Monday with tile fish, yellow fin tuna, mahi, wahoo and grouper. Nearshore caught seabass, king mackerel, ribbon fish and false albacore while our inshore boats were bringing in trout and drum.
CITATIONS
26in Trout
31lb Grouper
2 - Blue Marlin Released