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Goodbye Dorian, HELLOOOO fishing!
Hey ya'll!
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center made it through hurricane Dorian and our boats are making their way back to the creek to get back fishing! Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those impacted by the hurricane. Also, a HUGE thank you to all the first responders for all you do and to the linemen for getting our power back up and running!
OIFC will be open tomorrow {09/09/19} at 8 am! Book online or give us a call at 252.441.6301 to book your offshore, nearshore, or inshore fishing trip.
Miss Oregon Inlet also has available spots for her trip Tuesday morning at 8 am, book online at missoregoninlet.com or give us a call!
Tilefish Friday
15 offshores made it out today, and they did quite well! Blackfin, yellowfin, tilefish, mahi, and great billfishing was reported today, and the citations prove it! White and blue marlin, and sailfish! Nearshores brought in ribbonfish, spanish mackerel, and inshores brought in limits of speckled trout, red drum, and some more ribbonfish!
Miss Oregon Inlet has been having a great week, lots of fish! Sea mullet, flounder, grey trout, and just about everything that swims! Book online at missoregoninlet.com, in-store, or over the phone at 252-441-6301
Marlin and Mahi
Today was a win from mother nature, with 13 offshores expected to get out... only 3 made it. Mahi and marlin were all that we got a hold of today, but tomorrow is looking 100 times better! Nearshores did great on the spanish mackerel as well as bluefish, and inshores blasted the speckled trout, with some more bluefish and spanish mackerel thrown into the mix. There was also a pompano citation from one of our inshore boats! Miss Oregon Inlet has been killing it the past few days, with some awesome mixed-bag fish! Spot, croaker, sea mullet, grey trout, spanish mackerel, and bluefish!
Marlin Mission
16 offshores made it out today! The winds died down enough to get 'em out and they had a great day! Blackfin, yellowfin, wahoo, tilefish, and a few blue marlin citations! Nearshores came back with bluefish, spanish mackerel, and speckled trout! Inshores came in with bluefish, red drum, and limits of more speckled trout!
Miss Oregon Inlet has been having some great fishing recently! Book your trip at missoregoninlet.com, in-person, or over the phone at 252-441-6301!
Safari is still running! Book your excursion at safaritoursobx.com, in-person, or over the phone!
Spanish, Blues, and Specks, Oh My!
Unfortunately, no offshore boats made it out today due to the high winds sticking around, but we're hoping they get back on the water tomorrow! We had some inshore and nearshore charters go out today, and here's their catch reports: Inshores came in with bluefish and speckled trout, and nearshores came in with more bluefish and spanish mackerel!
Miss Oregon Inlet had a great morning and afternoon trip! Grey trout, bluefish, spanish mackerel, spot, croaker, just about everything that swims in the sound! Book your tickets online at missoregoninlet.com, in-store at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center, or over the phone: (252) 441-6301!
Safari is still running! Wanna get out on the water but don't want to fish? Safari is your trip! Book online at safaritoursobx.com, in-person at OIFC, and over the phone at the number above!
Storms Ahead...
12 offshores made it out and had a pretty good day (aside from the wicked waters)! Blackfin tuna, mahi, wahoo, sailfish, and blue marlin were caught by offshore boats today! Nearshores had a good morning as well, bringing in flounder, spot, croakers, bluefish, spanish mackerel, and ribbonfish! None of our inshores made it out today unfortunately so no catch report there. Miss Oregon Inlet reported some big sea mullet this morning!
The next few days are looking nasty, so be careful everyone! We're planning on no sails across the board tomorrow, but hopefully the weather clears quickly! Stay dry out there!
ATTN: PHONES ARE BACK UP
OIFC's phone systems are up and running again, so give us a call to book your trip of a lifetime! (252) 441-6301
Thank You!
Rough seas, rough catches, and broken phones :(
6 offshores made it out today and the fishing had a mixed review from captains. Some said it was decent while others said it wasn't good. Either way, everyone brought in a little bit of something! Blackfin, yellowfin, mahi-mahi, wahoo, tilefish, false albacore, sailfish, and blue marlin were reported. Nearshores came in with ribbonfish, albacore, and spanish mackerel, and inshores came in with trout and bluefish with good red drum bites!
Unfortunately there is an outage in our area and our phone lines are down. Questions can be directed to social media and e-mail right now, and hopefully the phones will be back up tomorrow! Once more, thank you for your understanding and patience!
ATTN: ALL PHONE LINES DOWN
Unfortunately, we are having technical issues with our telephones and incoming and outgoing calls can not be made. We apologize for the inconvenience and will update through social media platforms and here on our website! Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you have any questions, please see us at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center in Nags head, NC or contact us through our social medias: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Thank You!
-Oregon Inlet Fishing Center-
Rough 'N' Tough Thursday
Today we had 3 offshores bare the winds and choppy waters, and they made it back with a decent catch, coming in with blackfin and mahi-mahi! Nearshores reported spanish mackerel, albacore, trout, red drum, and they slammed the ribbonfish (as usual!). Inshores came in with red drum, pompano, and great speckled trout!
Weather is looking much nicer tomorrow, lets send good vibes to those on the water tomorrow!
Blustery Wednesday
7 of our offshore boats got out today, and it was a decent day. Offshores came in with blackfin, wahoo, tilefish, and a citation for a white marlin! Nearshores caught ribbonfish, spanish mackerel, albacore, and bluefish, while inshores had speckled trout, bluefish, and puppy drum!
The winds are picking up fast, and looks like they're sticking around. Let's hope they don't and that more people can get out fishing tomorrow!
Great Weather, Fun Fishing & Fantastic Catches
11 offshore guys made it out today and had a blast! They came in with blackfin and yellowfin tuna, wahoo, limits of mahi, and citations for blue marlin! Nearshores came in with lots of ribbonfish, spanish mackerel, albacore, and triggerfish! Inshores caught speckled trout and red drum!
Good luck to all of ours in the Virginia Beach Billfish Tournament!
Miss Oregon Inlet's morning trip is booked full, but there's still openings for the afternoon and twilight trips! Reserve your spots at missoregoninlet.com or call us at 252-441-6301!
Safari is running 5 times a day, everyday! Book your trip and see the wonderful Outer Banks from a different perspective! Book online at oregon-inlet.com or call us at the same number as above!
Windy With A Chance Of Tuna
We had just a couple of boats brave the seas today, but the return was great!
Our single offshore boat caught a good amount of tuna as well as some nice sized mahi.
And the nearshore guys brought back ribbonfish!
All of our fleets have availability this week, and we are still taking make-up requests. Give us a call at 252-441-6301 for more information.
rough and rainy
It was a nasty day offshore today but it paid off for the parties who braved the blow. They brought back limits of mahi, plenty of black fin tuna, a few yellow fin tuna, wahoo, tile fish, a couple sail fish releases, and a blue marlin release.
The nearshore folks ended up with limits of Spanish mackerel, ribbon fish, and sharks.
The inshore fleet is still reelin' in limits of speckled trout, red drum and blue fish.
Miss Oregon Inlet still has availability for her Monday trips as well as the Safari Dolphin tours. Call 252.441.6301 to reserve your spot.
Lets hope this weather clears up and hope for good fishing tomorrow!
fair fishin'
Today our offshore fleet manage to get out despite the nasty weather. They came back to the docks with yellow fin tuna, black fin tuna, dolphin, a blue marlin release and two sailfish!
The nearshore guys brought back ribbon fish, Spanish mackerel and albacore.
Our inshore fleet is still bringing in limits of speckled trout, red drum, blue fish and flounder.
Don't forget to call us at (252)441-6301 to book your tickets for Miss Oregon Inlet and our Safari Dolphin Tour!