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Eager anglers booked almost our entire fleet today, both inshore and offshore. Inshore anglers experienced a good Speckled Trout and Bluefish this morning, along with Red Drum and Spanish Mackerel this afternoon. One boat fished near shore and returned with Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish. Two Blue Marlin were released offshore today. Anglers got on a scattered Dolphin bite. Some experienced a good Wahoo bite. A few Blackfin Tuna made it to the fish box. A plethora of bottom fish were caught as well. We are drawing upon the end of August - don't let the summer get away without stocking your freezer with fresh fish! Give us a call at 800-676-4939 and we'll hook you up!

Citations:

Brett Deitrick of Glenwood, MD: Blue Marlin release on Sea Creature.

Elizabeth Gemmell of Ellicott City, MD: Blue Marlin release on Bite Me.

Another beautiful day to be out on the water. Inshore anglers had fun catching Speckled Trout, Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel, and Big Drum.

Offshore anglers enjoyed catching Dolphin, Wahoo, and Blackfin Tuna. Bottom fishing produced catches of Sea Bass, Triggerfish, Tilefish, B-liners and Grouper.

Citations

Connor Shapiro of Scotia, NY caught a 47lb Wahoo on Hatteras Fever II

Bill Toeplitz of Flemington, NJ released a 49" on Adventure

Stormy weather today with overcast skies all day. Boats stayed safely at the docks today. Weather should be rapidly improving over the next few days so we hope to have boats out soon!

Despite strong heavy rain squalls this morning, several offshore charters decided to make a go for it. For the most part, fishing conditions were slow. They got on a scattered Wahoo bite along with a few Blackfin Tuna. Bottom fishing was good with Tilefish helping to fill the fish box! One Spearfish was released. Inshore anglers had a great day catching and releasing Red Drum. A few Speckled Trout were caught as well. What a great way to spend a rainy day at the beach - spending time with family and friends on the water! 

Citation:

Jeremy Dawson of Asheboro, NC: Spearfish release on Hatteras Fever II.

Inclement weather kept all offshore charters at the dock this morning. They are hoping to get out again tomorrow. Inshore charters got a little wet this morning - but those that stuck it out got on a great Speckled Trout bite, along with some nice Drum releases. Fun fishing with the whole family or just friends!

Most of the offshore boat stay at the dock today due to the weather, just a few headed offshore. They returned

with a few Wahoo and Dolphin. There were also a few Albacore caught just outside the inlet. Inshore anglers 

had nice catches of Speckled Trout and some keeper Red Drum.

Several boats out fishing on this beautiful summer day. Fishing was a bit slower but a great mix was caught. Boats returned with excellent Snapper, some Triggerfish, Tilefish, Wahoo, Amberjack, Dolphin, and Spanish Mackerel. Inshore boats were catching excellent Bluefish, limits of Speckled Trout, Sea Mullet and Puppy Drum. We want to get you hooked up as well give us a call at 1-800-676-4939.

Carolina Girl: Micah Wickens of Moyock, NC caught a 6lb Triggerfish.

Anglers went out on the water today in droves. Almost all boats were booked! Inshore anglers experienced good Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish catches this morning which ran into the afternoon adding a few Speckled Trout in the mix. Once again offshore fishing was somewhat slower with a few Wahoo and one Sailfish release. Bottom fishing was good with Triggerfish, Vermillion Snapper, and Tilefish. All anglers reported lots of fun in the sun, along with good memories! 

Citation:

David Greene of Chesterfield, MO: Sailfish release on Sea Creature.

What a beautiful day to be out on the water!! Inshore anglers had excellent catches of Speckled Trout and there were some Big Red Drum releases. Offshore fishing was a little harder, Dolphin fishing was scrappy, there were a few Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna boated, the bottom-fishing bite was pretty good, they caught Tilefish, Triggerfish and B-liners. Bite Me, Release, Sea Creature and Tuna Duck all released a Sailfish 

Citations

Andrew Dugger of Brodnax, VA released a Sailfish on Sea Creature

Arthur Striker of Arrington, VA released a Sailfish on Bite Me

Nick Rasmussen of Baltimore, MD released a Sailfish on Tuna Duck

Hot weather calm seas and blue skies were the order of the day. Boats Offshore said the fishing was a bit slow today with scattered Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna. Calypso released a Sailfish in the Alice Kelly lady anglers tournament. There were also a few Snapper and Tilefish caught. Inshore boats reported good Speckled Trout fishing.

Calypso: Lynzie Renteria of Frisco, NC released a Sailfish.

Our fleet was very busy today getting anglers out on the water. Inshore anglers caught limits of Speckled Trout, along with some Gray Trout. Anglers reported much cooler conditions on the water than on land. One charter fished near shore and got on Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Trout, and Bluefish. Offshore charters reported a beautiful day on the Gulf Stream although fishing conditions were slow. A few Wahoo were boated along with a mix of Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna. Bottom fishing continues to be good with Vermillion Snapper, Triggerfish, and Tilefish. One Blue Marlin and one White Marlin were released. Our own Brothers Pride released three Blue Marlin. Way to go!

Citations: 

Joe Waters of Hickory, NC: Blue Marlin release on Native Son.

Gracie Gunn of Blackstone, VA: White Marlin release on Bite Me.

Heather Silvers of Thorton, CO: 5 lb. Triggerfish on Sea Creature.

Lots of fun on the water today. Inshore anglers experienced very good catches of Speckled Trout. Some parties went clamming - what a great way to spend the day on the Pamlico Sound digging clams! Our offshore fleet got out today. The Wahoo bite was good. A few Yellowfin Tuna and Blackfin Tuna were added to the fish box. The Dolphin bite was slower than usual today. Bottom fishing was good with Vermillion Snapper and Triggerfish. Two Sailfish were released. Don't let the season pass you by - give us a call at 800-676-4949 and we'll hook you up!

Citations:

Jeffrey Carawan of Moyock, NC: 40 lb. Wahoo on Calypso.

Brant Sharpe of Burlington, NC: 49 lb. Wahoo on Gambler.

Gary Fitch of Baltimore, MD: 57 lb. Wahoo on Sundown.

Mason Gregory of Columbia, VA: Sailfish Release on Hatteras Blue.

Most of the boats headed offshore this morning and returned with catches of Wahoo, Dolphin and a few 

Yellowfin Tuna. There were also some bottom fish caught, snapper, triggerfish, sea bass, and tilefish.

Calypso, Carolina Girl, Native Son, and Tuna Duck ( thanks for the picture) all released a Sailfish. Nearshore, along the beach some 

Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish were caught

Inshore boats had to wait out some rain before they headed out in the sound. They had really good catches of

Speckled Trout, there were some keeper Red Drum and a Big Red Drum released.

Citations

Reid Pagoota of Arnold, MD released a 48" Red Drum on Black Pearl

Kevin Jones of Holly Springs, NC released a Sailfish on Calypso

Ashley Murray of Somerville, MA caught a 41lb Wahoo on Calypso

Matthew Tjahjadi of Mahomet, IL released a Sailfish on Tuna Duck

Mikel Gjuraj of Mooresville, NC released a Sailfish on Native Son 

Rebecca Savidge of Mount Ephraim, NY released a Sailfish on Carolina Girl 

We are back to work and boats are fishing! Temps were in the 90's today with a light wind and blue skies. The seas have calmed down from the recent weather. A few boats fished Offshore today and found excellent Dolphin, Blackfin Tuna, Wahoo and Snapper Inshore boats had great catches of Red Drum and Speckled Trout.

No one fished offshore today because of big seas and gusty winds. Inshore anglers had a good`morning and afternoon catching keeper Red Drum and Speckled Trout. We are waiting to see the path of Tropical Storm Isaias and beginning storm preparations around the marina.  Keep safe and be prepared!

Anglers fishing back in the sound had catches of Speckled Trout, Gray Trout, Sea Mullet and keeper Red Drum.

Fishing improved offshore today, boats returned with good to limits of Dolphin both bailer and gaffer size, the Wahoo

bite was pretty good and there were so Blackfin Tuna caught. Calypso, Hatteras Fever II and Sea Creature all released a Sailfish.

Citations

Anthony Ward of Wilmington, NC caught a 44lb Wahoo on Carolina Girl

John Berobe of Greenwood Village, CO released a Sailfish on Sea Creature

Brian Atherton of Newburg, PA released a Sailfish on Calypso

Rachael Summers of Ashburn, VA released a Sailfish on Hatteras Fever II

Due to weather, no boats fished Offshore today. It was overcast with periods of light rain. We certainly needed some rain and a day with cooler temps. Inshore boats fished briefly and found a scattered Red Drum bite.

Gusty winds kept most of the offshore fleet at the dock this morning. Several went and some returned early because of rough seas. Those that stayed got on a few Dolphin, along with some Wahoo and King Mackerel. One Blue Marlin was released. Inshore boats got on Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish this morning. This afternoon, they caught some nice Keeper Red Drum along with a few Speckled Trout. Get your fish on by calling 800-676-4949 to book a charter.

Citations:

Warren Gums of Battleboro, NC: 46 lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl.

Austin Paul of Roanoke Rapids, NC: Blue Marlin release on Carolina Girl.

Nice day to be out on the water, whether offshore or inshore it was still nice. Offshore anglers had catches of Wahoo, Dolphin, Blackfin Tuna. Bottom fishing was also good today, catches include Snapper, Trigger, and Amberjack.  Bite Me released a Sailfish. Inshore anglers had limits of keeper size Red Drum, Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish.

Citations

Big News, Paul Liss of Middletown, DE caught a 105lb Wahoo on Bite Me

James Kossek of Wilmington, DE released a Sailfish on Bite Me

Mandy Ingalls of Greenville, NC caught a 45lb Grouper on Release

Ethan, Lee and Kristin Thompson of Lewes, DE all released Big red Drum on Adventure, 1-41", 2- 46'"

Several boats out fishing Offshore today. They found a scattered mix of Snapper, large Wahoo, Amberjack and Tilefish. Hatteras Fever released a Sailfish. Inshore boats were catching excellent Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish with a few Puppy Drum.

Citations

Hatteras Fever: Savannah Myzk of Middleburg, VA released a Sailfish.