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A little windy offshore today so the big boats stay at the dock, it didn't stop the inshore boats from heading out. They fished around the inlet and back in the sound and had catches of Red Drum, Ribbonfish and a citation-sized Speckled Trout.

Citation

Teddy MacDonald of Alexandria, VA caught a 6lb Speckled Trout on Black Pearl

Today was a bit of a windy day so the big boats stayed tied to the dock. The inshore boats had another Red Drum extravaganza day. Plenty of Red Drum and some nice Sheepshead were hooked.

Tomorrow looks like it will be fishable for the offshore boats. We'll see what the rising sun brings.

CITATION:

Alana Gibson of Chesapeake Beach, VA caught a 10lb. 12oz. Sheepshead on Adventure 

Today was another day closer to summer and it felt like it for a change. The sun and the temperatures rose through the day. The offshore boats had a good day of fishing and the inshore boats did too. Offshore they had a good showing of King Mackerel with some bailer Dolphin along with some Yellowfin Tuna and a scattered Blackfin Tuna. Some Bluefin Tuna were seen. The inshore boats had another day of excellent Red Drum fishing and some Ribbonfish.

CITATIONS:

Benjamin Hoyer of Blue Bell, PA released a 46" and a 48 " Red Drum on Black Pearl

Steve Hoyer of Blue Bell, PA released 3- 48" Red Drum on Black Pearl

Arthur Pounds of Blue Bell, PA released 2- 46" and a 48" Red Drum on Black Pearl

Douglas Hoyer of Blue Bell, PA released 2- 46" and 2- 48" Red Drum on Black Pearl

Braelyn Fulton of Yadkinville, NC released a 46" Red Drum on Hook Up

Beth Edwards of Mocksville, NC released 7-48" Red Drum on Hook Up

Joel Edwards of Mocksville, NC released 8-48" Red Drum on Hook Up

Roman Czuchta of Bristol, CT caught a 28lb. Blackfin Tuna on Release

George Chase of Bristol, CT caught a 95" Shark on Release

Seth Hamman of Toms Brook, VA caught a 31" Blackfin Tuna on Bite Me

David Van Anden of Strasburg, VA caught a 21lb. Blackfin Tuna Bite Me

It was a cold and windy start this morning.  This afternoon was a little better letting a couple of inshore boats out to catch the Red Drum. 

Monday is going to be a great day of fishing inshore and offshore. Come down to the Marina and see the fish the boats bring in.

It was a blustery spring day today and the inshore boats had another Red Drum party. It was an excellent day for Drumming. Some Sheepshead made a few appearances also. Tomorrow doesn't look fishable for offshore but Monday will more than likely be game on.

CITATIONS:

Clint Reese of Raleigh, NC released a 47" and a 48" Red Drum on Adventure

Terrance Brown of Willow Spring, NC released a 42" Red Drum on Adventure

One boat parted the waters on a cool, calm morning and had a great day offshore. They returned to the dock under a warm sunny sky. They slung some Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna on the deck and released a Barracuda. Our inshore boats had another spectacular day today. They had some pretty Red Drum and some pretty Sheepshead.

The wind is going to make a return this weekend but that doesn't stop the inshore fleet. Red Drum likes to bite on windy days and our captains love to take anglers out to catch them. Don't wait to book a half-day inshore trip. Book a trip for tomorrow, it's not too late and we have boats that are available to go. 

CITATIONS:

Grady Stockner of Glen Allen, VA caught a 12lb. 3oz. Sheepshead on Hook Up

Terrance Brown of Willow Spring, NC caught an 8lb. Sheepshead on Adventure

Mairin Martin of Gloucester, VA caught a 44lb. Wahoo on Bite Me

Michael Martin Jr. of Asheville, NC released a 48" Barracuda and caught a 47lb. Wahoo on Bite Me

The weather was not so good this morning, but Catching the Red Drum was no problem.

And Tomorrow will be even better.

Another great day of fishing. Drum biting every time the bait hit the water. No shortage of Red Drum here. Call us to get in on the action. 1-800-676-4939

Today started out cool with some rain. Our inshore boats were back at it hooking up the Red Drum. There were some keeper Drum and a citation size. 

The dredge is at the inlet and if things go well, the offshore boats will be headed out soon. This week is looking windy. We'll see what the weekend brings.

Mike Hess of New London, OH caught a 12lb. 8oz. Sheepshead on Hook Up

Our inshore boats had another great day of Red Drum fishing in the sound and inlet. Today was big Drum day. There were several citations earned along with some keepers. It looks like we are in a gale watch right now for this week. The Drum really likes windy days and so do our captains.

Kuk Han of Asheboro, NC released a 47" Red Drum on Adventure

Black Pearl:

Tyler Webb of Great Falls, VA released a 46" and a 48" Red Drum

Brennan Webb of Great Falls, VA released a 47" and a 48" Red Drum

Keith Webb of Great Falls, VA released a 46" Red Drum

David Hollopeter of Fairfax, VA released a 47" and a 48" Red Drum

Great day of sunshine and fishing.  Our inshore boats went out and got great catches of Sheepshead, Red Drum, and Black Sea Bass.

It was a chillier day today but at least the sun was shining. Inshore boats had another great fishing day. With the NE breeze, the Red Drum were biting again on just about everything that was thrown at them. Lots of happy anglers and captains. Don't miss out on the action. Give us a call and we'll put you on a boat that will put you on the fish.

It's finally April and a couple of our inshore boats weren't fooling around with the Red Drum today. Fishing was as good as it gets. Book an inshore trip today and don't miss out.

A couple of our Inshore Boats headed out today and returned with a limit of Blue Fish,some Sea Bass, and a nice catch of Sheepshead. 

It was a cold but sunny day and a couple of our inshore boats ventured out. They filled some coolers with Sheepshead and a few slot-size RedDrum. The weather warms up tomorrow and the fish will be waiting.

Today was a windy one but at least the sun was out.  One of our inshore boats headed out for a morning and afternoon trip. The Red Drum fishing was even more epic today than yesterday. This morning was great and the afternoon even better. The captain said he'd go out this evening if anyone is game. Drum like to bite on windy days and they didn't disappoint today.

A rainy, windy morning turned into a calm and sunny afternoon. Our inshore boats were able to make some anglers happy. They had an epic day of Red Drum fishing. They also had some Sheepshead. Some coolers were filled and some citations were earned.

Roy Newcomb of Dayton, MD released a 46" Red Drum and Thomas Newcomb also of Dayton, MD caught a 10lb. Sheepshead on Adventure

Justin Revere of Frisco, NC caught a 10lb. Sheepshead on Adventure

If you're itching to go fishing, some of our inshore boats are ready to scratch that itch. Give us a call at the marina, 252-986-2166 to book a half-day trip in the sound, or go to our website at hatterasharbor.com and check out the boats and give the captain a call or book through the website.

A couple of inshore boats headed out this morning and returned with catches of Sea Bass,Gray Trout and Sheepshead.

It was a pretty spring day today and a couple of our inshore boats were beating the Drum again. It was a good day for Red Drum. A good time was had by all and some citations were earned.

Both Dwight Martin and Dolton Whitaker of Rockwell, NC released 4- 46" Red Drum each on Hook Up

Alan Caudill of Haymarket, VA released a 46" and a 48" Red Drum on Black Pearl

Charles Turner of The Plains, VA released a 46" and a 48" Red Drum on Black Pearl

Inshore fishing is getting good. Give us a call and we'll rig you up with a knowledgeable captain that will hook you up on the fish.