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It was a pretty day on the blue water today and the big boats took advantage of it. They had good catches of King Mackerel along with a few Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna and a couple of Dolphin. The Inshore boats had catches of Speckled Trout and Sheepshead in the morning and Trout and Bluefish in the afternoon.

Citations:

Brody Weddington of Sparta, NC caught a 32lb. King Mackerel on Carolina Girl

Tommy May of New London, NC caught a 41lb. King Mackerel on Carolina Girl

The Offshore Fleet went out this morning to Blue Skys and Smooth Water. Anglers had a good

day catching Blackfin Tuna, King Mackerels, Wahoo, and Dolphins.

Inshore had a good day catching Bluefish, Grouper, and Red Drum.

Citations:

Nancy Bender of WV caught a 32lb King Mackerel on the Black Pearl.

Nicholas Halloran of MD caught a 51lb King Mackerel on the Hook UP.

Garrett Wyatt of VA caught a 52lb Wahoo on the Release.

Garrett Wyatt of VA caught a 50lb King Mackerel on the Release.

Richard Foard of VA caught a 36lb King Mackerel on the Release.

A few of the Off Shore went out this chilling morning, to a beautiful afternoon,.

Catching Wahoo,.

2 Sailfish was released on the Bite Me.

Inshore Anglers had a good day catching Bluefish, Red Drum.

Citations: 

Andrew Burris of MD released a Sailfish on the Bite Me.

Isaac Bruuis of PA released a Sailfish on the Bite Me.

Claudine Arnold of PA released a 26 lb Blackfin Tuna on the Black Pearl.

Ben Hahn of VA caught a 70lb Wahoo on the Hook Up.

Ben Hahn of VA caught a 26lb Blackfin Tuna on the Hook Up.

Brian Adams of VA Caught a King Mackerel on the Hook Up.

Steven Zielinski of MI released a Sailfish on the Hatteras Fever II.

It was a pretty day on the blue water today and the big boats were back to fishing. Bite Me and Hatteras Fever II each released a Sailfish. Release released 2 Sailfish. They also had some King Mackerel and Dolphin along with a few Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna. Some of the Inshore boats had Bluefish and one boat went oceanside and had a nice King Mackerel.

Citations: 

Michael Jordan of Orlando, FL caught a 40lb. King Mackerel on Black Pearl

Andrew Miller of Inwood, WV released a Sailfish on Bite Me

Thomas Heindl of Charlotte, NC released a Sailfish on Hatteras Fever II

Dominic Crosby of Haymarket, VA released a Sailfish on Release

Mason Shepley of Midlothian, VA caught a 26lb and 28lb Blackfin Tuna on Release

Cash Crosby Of Haymarket, VA released a Sailfish on Release

The Offshore boats stayed tied to the docks for one more day. Tomorrow looks like it may be a go day. The Inshore boats had another day of excellent Red Drum fishing along with very good Bluefish catches.

This week the weather looks good and the captains are ready to go. Give us a call and we'll put you on the water for a trip of a lifetime.

The Offshore fleet stayed home today but a few of the Inshore boats were able to fish. The wind just made the Red Drum bite. They also did well with catching Bluefish.

This week looks like it might be a good week with the weather.

One boat ventured out to the fishing grounds this morning. It started out smooth until the SE wind started up and the seas built up. Release did catch a few King Mackerel and a Wahoo. There were also some bottom fish caught. The Inshore boats that went, caught Bluefish and a couple of Speckled Trout.

Tomorrow doesn't look like it will be fishable for the big boats. We will have to see what the sunrise brings.

Fishing was a little scrappy today on the blue water. The Offshore boats did manage to get onto a few Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna and a couple of King Mackerel. Tuna Duck released a Sailfish. The Inshore boats had another day of Bluefish, Red Drum and Speckled Trout.

Citations:

Scott Correll of Salisbury, NC released a Sailfish on Tuna Duck

Robert Young of Zebulon, NC caught a 40lb. Wahoo on Native Son

Stephen Booker of Knightdale, NC caught a 40lb. Wahoo on Hatteras Fever II

A few of the OffShore fleet made it out today catching Wahoo, and King Mackerel.

Inshore catching Bluefish, Red Drum, and Sheepshead.

Citations:

Michael Branvon caught a 50lb Wahoo on the Sea Creature.

Kevin Battle of VA Caught a 35lb King Mackerel on the Black Pearl.

Termite Battle of VA caught a 38lb King Mackerel on the Black Pearl.

Termite Battle of VA caught 78 lb Wahoo on the Black Pearl.

Jack Battle of VA caught a 32lb King Mackerel on the Black Pearl.

Christian Battle of VA caught a King Mackerel on the Black Pearl.

The Offshore Fleet went out this morning to catch Dolphin, Blackfin Tuna, and Wahoo.

And they did just that. 2 SailFish were released on the release.

Inshore had a great day catching Red Drum,and Blue Fish.

Citations:

David Wickline of WV released a Sailfish on the Release.

Rose Wickline of WV released a Sailfish on the Release.

A few of the offshore boats headed out this morning in hopes of filling their parties coolers. They had catches of Wahoo, Dolphin and Yellowfin. Chaser released 3 Sailfish and Carolina Girl released a Sailfish.

Inshore charters had catches of Red Drum, Bluefish, Speckled Trout and Flounder (released).

Citations

Catherine Holtham released a Sailfish on Chaser

Rich Cronenberg released a Sailfish on Chaser

Sheila Ballance released a Sailfish on Chaser

Shayley Ballance caught a 40lb Wahoo on Chaser

Kuei-mey Sheu caught a 44lb Wahoo on Sea Creature

Cesar Gonzalez released a Sailfish on Carolina Girl

It was a beautiful day on the blue water today. The Offshore boats had an excellent Wahoo day along with some King Mackerel and a few Blackfin Tuna. Hatteras Fever II released 3 Sailfish. The Inshore boats had another good day of Bluefish catching. They also had Red Drum and Sheepshead.

Hopefully, the nice weather will continue for the rest of the week and the fish stick around.

Citations:

Jeffrey Kalinich of Cumberland, MD released 2 Sailfish on Hatteras Fever II

Robert Waters of Winnabow, NC released a Sailfish on Hatteras Fever II

It was a sunny but much cooler day today and the fishing was off the hook, especially the Wahoo. They also had some King Mackerel, Blackfin Tuna and a couple of Barracuda. Carolina Girl and Predator each released a Sailfish. The Inshore boats had a very good day with Bluefish and Red Drum. With the wind breezing up the Drum were on the bite.

Citations:

David Horan of Big Pine Key, FL caught a 44lb. and a 42lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

Stephen Lattig of Blackshear, GA released a Sailfish on Carolina Girl

Lynda Vandalen of North Cape May, NJ caught a 54lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

Burns Burns of Big Pine Key, FL caught a 28lb. Blackfin Tuna on Carolina Girl

Edi Hall of Mt. Desert, ME caught a 30lb. Blackfin Tuna released 2 60" Barracuda and caught a 43lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

Garrison Coley of Nashville, TN caught a 47lb. Wahoo and released a Sailfish on Predator

Josh Wagner of East New Market, MD caught a 7lb. Triggerfish on Release

Rick Hall of East New Market, MD caught a 7.1lb. Triggerfish on Release

A few of the Offshore boats headed out this morning. They were able to get onto some nice Wahoo and some Dolphin. The Inshore boats had real good catches of Speckled Trout and Red Drum.

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The big boats plied the blue water under clear skies this morning. It was a little choppy but the fish didn't care. They managed to get on the Dolphin, Wahoo and some Blackfin Tuna. A few King Mackerel were also caught. The Inshore boats had good catches of Bluefish and some Pretty Speckled Trout.

Citations:

David Osario of Washington, DC caught a 46lb. Wahoo on Sea Creature

Deanna Fore of Floyd, VA caught a 5lb. Speckled Trout on Black Pearl

A handful of boats headed offshore this morning, they had catches of Dolphin, Blackfin Tuna, King Mackerel and some Wahoo. No billfish were released today. 

Inshore boats had limits of keeper Red Drum and Bluefish, along with some Speckled Trout.

A few Offshore fleet made it out to day catching Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, Dolphin,

Barracuda, and King Mackerel.

Inshore fleet had a good day catching Grey Trout, Red Drum, and Black Drum.

It was another day of the Offshore fleet tied to the docks. A few of the big boats will be headed out to the blue water in the morning. Hopefully, they can get a few more days in this week before the wind picks back up.

The Inshore boats had another good day of Bluefish and Red Drum catching. Drum make really good fish tacos.

The Offshore fleet stayed home for another day. It looks like now that Wednesday they will try to go out. A few of the Inshore boats had a good day of catching Red Drum and big Bluefish. 

If you are itching to go fishing, give us a call and we'll put you on a half-day Inshore trip. Plenty of good eating fish waiting to go home with you.

The boats stayed to the dock today while the wind picked up and the water rose at high tide. One Inshore boat ventured out this morning and afternoon. Fingeance made some anglers happy with catches of Bluefish and Red Drum.