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About half of the offshore fleet headed out this morning to a beautiful sunrise. Their parties enjoyed catching Dolphin, Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna and some Bottomfish; Triggerfish, Tilefish and Grouper. Carolina Girl released a Blue Marlin, Release released a White Marlin, and Tuna Duck released a White Marlin and Sailfish.

Inshore anglers had fun catching Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Gray Trout and Spade fish.

Citations

12-year-old Colton Turek of Debary, FL released a 49" Red Drum on Black Pearl

Robert Kinkaid of Jackson, OH released a Blue Marlin on Carolina Girl

Thomas Roy of Salisbury, NC released a White Marlin on Tuna Duck

11-year-old Anelise Roy of Salisbury, NC released a Sailfish on Tuna Duck, if I'm not mistaken, I heard her Grandfather say she was the 3rd generation to release a Sailfish on Tuna Duck

Jacob Willis of Troutville, VA released a White Marlin on Release

Michael Latham of Manassas, VA released a 48" Barracuda on Bite Me

The big boats stayed tied to the docks this morning due to weather. The Inshore boats had a Red Drum and Bluefish day. The Drum were keeper-size and citation-size. Tomorrow is looking good and the boats will be heading out before daybreak.

Citations:

Chad Cook of Greensboro, NC released a 50" Red Drum on Fingeance

Summer weather and the fish are biting. The big boats were there to catch them. They had limits of both bailer and gaffer Dolphin along with some Wahoo and a Barracuda. Carolina Girl released a Sailfish and Hatteras Fever II released 2 Blue Marlin and 1 White Marlin. The Inshore boats did their share to make happy anglers catch their dinner. They had slot-size Red Drum, Bluefish and some pretty Spanish Mackerel. All are very good fish to eat. Red Drum makes for yummy fish tacos.

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Rene Orso of Charles Town, WV released a Sailfish on Carolina Girl

Jose Martins of Naugatuck, CT caught a 41lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

The big boats watched the sunrise from the fishing grounds this morning. They had a scattered Dolphin catch along with some Wahoo and a few Blackfin Tuna. Release had a Blue Marlin and Tuna Duck released a White Marlin. Inshore boats had happy anglers this morning with Amberjacks and Red Drum and clams this afternoon.

Citations:

Vito Pilosi of Dallas, PA caught a 469lb. Blue Marlin on Release

In our photos today is one from Captain Steve Gwin of Hang On! He spotted a waterspout in back of Ocracoke yesterday morning. 

A cloudy morning quickly turned into a beautiful afternoon as the big boats plied the blue water. They had pretty good Dolphin fishing along with a few Wahoo and a few Yellowfin Tuna and some bottom fish like B-liners, Grouper, Tilefish and Glasseye. Inshore boats had their limits of keeper Red Drum, Sheepshead and filled coolers with plenty of clams. 

Citation:

David Timmons of Lynchburg, VA released a Sailfish on Sea Creature

If you're on the island and you'd like to spend a day or half-day on the water give us a call. The weather has been beautiful and the fishing has been good. We have charters that will take you fishing, clamming or shelling. You can even fish along the beach on one of our Nearshore boats. A bad day fishing is better than a good day at work.

The big boats parted the water at first light this morning. They slung both gaffer and bailer size Dolphin onto the decks along with some scattered Wahoo and a few Blackfin Tuna. Predator released a Sailfish. The Inshore boats were on to the Red Drum and Speckled Trout in the morning. In the afternoon they had Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish.

Our offshore fleet enjoyed a beautiful day on the water and had fun catching Dolphin, Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, and some bottom fish; Tilefish, Grouper, and Amberjack

Inshore boats also had a great day catching Red Drum, Speckled Trout, and Bluefish

Citations

Mike Lewis of Salisbury, MD caught a 42lb Wahoo on Gambler

Antony Francis of Madison Heights, VA caught a 5.8 Speckled Trout on Hang On

Most of the fleet headed offshore today hoping to put their parties on the fish, they filled their coolers with Dolphin, Wahoo, and Blackfin Tuna. No billfish were released out of this marina today.

Inshore anglers enjoyed catching Red Drum, Speckled Trout, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, and some Sharks

Citations

Darnell Wood of Moneta, VA caught a 45lb Grouper on Release

The first day of summer started out calm and sunny and the big boats were on the blue water by the break of dawn. Some had scrappy fishing but still managed to get the fish to the boat. Several released billfish and also had some nice gaffer Dolphin with some bailers along with a few Wahoo. Inshore boats made a day of Red Drum, Spanish Mackerel, Sheepshead and plenty of Clams. They also had a Tarpon release. 

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Matthew Payne of Elkview, WV released a 175lb. Tarpon on Black Pearl

If you're on the island, head on down to Hatteras Village and check us out in the afternoon when the boats come in. You can watch the fish hit the dock and visit the marina store. We have plenty of gifts and t-shirts to make your day and we also have ice cream.

The morning dawned with below-average temperatures and clear skies. By the time the boats returned to the dock it was feeling like it was almost summer again. The big boats rocked the Dolphin with bailers and gaffers. They also had some Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna and bottom fish, like Triggers. There were several billfish released.  Inshore boats had Bluefish, Red Drum and filled coolers with Clams.

Citations:

Blake Perkinson of Dinwiddie, VA caught a 5lb. 18" Triggerfish on Sundown

Micheal Shepherd of East Greenville, PA released a Sailfish on Tuna Duck

Brendon Williams of Kansas City, MO released a White Marlin on Calypso

Joanne Clark of Greene, NY released a Sailfish on Native Son

Donny King of Hatteras, NC released a Blue Marlin on Native Son

This morning started out windy but by mid day the wind backed off and it turned into a pretty day on the blue water. Only one big boat made it out and they had a good day. They rounded up some nice gaffer Dolphin and had a good catch of Wahoo along with some Blackfin Tuna. Inshore boats had a good Red Drum day (they like the wind), and Spanish Mackerel and Black Pearl caught a nice Tarpon.

It's Father's Day so to everyone who is a special someone to a child, either grown or small, Happy Father's Day! We hope you had tight lines and calm seas today.

Just a couple of big boats ventured out to the blue water this morning. They decked some Dolphin, a couple of Wahoo and some bottom fish like Triggerfish. Nearshore boats had some nice Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, some Albacore and King Mackerel. Inshore boats filled coolers with limits of Speckled Trout, Cobia and some pretty keeper-size Red Drum. They will be back at it again tomorrow.

Some of the big boats saw the sun rise over the blue water this morning and in spite of slightly windy conditions stuck it out to bring home the meat. They slung some nice Dolphin and Wahoo on the decks. Carolina Girl, Release and Sea Creature all released some billfish. Inshore boats were on to the Speckled Trout and some keeper-size Red Drum along with a few Bluefish.

Citations:

Emily Roberts of San Diego, CA released a Blue Marlin and a White Marlin on Carolina Girl

William Sutton III of Pine Knoll Shores, NC released a Blue Marlin and caught a 49lb. Dolphin on Sea Creature

Offshore anglers had a great day filling the fish boxes with limits of nice size Dolphin and some nice Blackfin Tuna. Calypso released a Blue Marlin and a White Marlin

Inshore anglers also had a great day catching limits of Red Drum, Speckled Trout, Bluefish, and Spanish Mackerel

Citation

Alec Ford of Iron Station, NC released a Blue Marlin on Calypso

Lorissa Lester of Iron Station, NC released a White Marlin on Calypso

Sorry for the late fishing report our internet was down yesterday for most of the afternoon. Offshore boats had some good catches of Dolphin and a few Wahoo. Release and Tuna Duck both released a Blue Marlin while fishing in the Big Rock Tournament

Inshore boats continue to do well on the Red Drum, Speckled Trout, Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish. Cobia have also been biting

Citations

Tommy Coleman of Greensboro, NC released a Blue Marlin on Tuna Duck 

Grant Buresh of New Franken, WI released a 47" Red Drum on Island Time

Miley Potts of DePere, WI released a 46" Red Drum on Island Time

The sun rose over the big boats tied to the docks this morning. The wind was a little too much for a day of happy fishing. The Inshore boats were still making waves in the Pamlico in pursuit of Red Drum and made their anglers happy. They had their limits of Puppy Drum and also a couple of really pretty Cobia and some Speckled Trout. 

Eric Allen of Clyde, NC caught a 45lb. Cobia on Hook Up

Katrina Taylor of King George, VA caught an 8lb. 8oz. Speckled Trout on Adventure

The big boats saw the sunrise on the blue water this morning as they were in pursuit. They had a good day with both bailer and gaffer Dolphin along with some pretty Wahoo. Inshore boats had their limits of Puppy Drum, Speckled Trout and a couple of Cobia. Tomorrow is looking like the wind will make an appearance so the big boats will lay low but the Inshore boats will be out looking for the Red Drum.

The day started out humid and sunny but by the time the big boats returned to the dock, it was humid and overcast. They were able to bring home some Dolphin in both bailer and gaffer sizes along with a couple of Blackfin Tuna. They also released some billfish. Inshore boats had an interesting morning dodging thunderstorms and still managed to get on the fish. They had some nice slot-size Red Drum and some pretty Speckled Trout. 

Citations:

Mark Villeneuve of Montreal, QC released a Sailfish on Native Son

Douglas Hancock of Bel Alton, MD caught a 38lb. 8oz. Dolphin on Reel Kids

The big boats parted the water this morning and saw the sun rise over the blue water. It was a beautiful day as the fish hit the decks. There were several billfish releases and plenty of pretty Dolphin on the decks. They also had some nice Wahoo and a couple of BlackfinTuna. Inshore boats filled coolers with keeper-size Red Drum, some Speckled Trout, Bluefish and Clams.

Citations:

Kathleen Slade of Bath, NC released a Sailfish on Release

Amber Nielsen of Ocean City, MD released a Blue Marlin on Release

Braelyn Siefert of Mechanicsville, VA released a Sailfish on Native Son

Richard Siefert of East Hampton, CT released a White Marlin on Native Son

Dylan Wimmer of White Cloud, MI released a White Marlin on Calypso

Janes Lavoy of Spotsylvania, VA released a Sailfish on Sea Creature

Dylan Crouch of Houston, DE released a Sailfish on Hatteras Fever II

Danny Gibson, Jr. of Madison Heights, VA released a Sailfish on Gambler

It was a breezy day today so the big boats stayed tied up. Inshore boats took advantage of the wind and went after the Red Drum. They tend to be active on breezy days. The Drum showed up and so did the Speckled Trout along with a few Bluefish.

Citations:

Keegan Edge of Flat Rock, NC released a 44" Red Drum on Island Time

Jonathan Bowen of Elkhart, IN caught a 6lb. 1oz. Speckled Trout on Island Time