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It was a nice day on the water while the Offshore boats scrapped out a day. They managed to throw some Wahoo on deck along with a few Blackfin Tuna. The Nearshore boat was throwing Spanish Mackerel on deck. The Inshore boats threw a few King Mackerel on deck as well, along with Bluefish, and a limit of clams. They also had limits of Speckled Trout, Spanish Mackerel and Red Drum. The Wreck fishing boat had catches of Amberjack and Seabass.

Citations:

Henry Jacobson of New York, NY released a Sailfish on Chaser

It was a pretty summer day today and the fishing was good. Several boats released billfish. Carolina Girl released a Blue Marlin while Predator and Chaser released Sailfish. They had really good catches of Wahoo along with good catches of Blackfin Tuna. The Nearshore boat had limits of Spanish Mackerel. The Inshore boats had their limits of Spanish Mackerel and some pretty excellent Speckled Trout. They also had limits of Gray Trout and Red Drum in the afternoon.

Citations:

Zelik Bocknek of Toronto, ON released a Sailfish on Predator

Jory Bocknek of Newmarket, ON caught a 31lb. Grouper on Predator

Amber Bocknek of Newmarket, ON caught a 46lb. Wahoo on Predator

Tracy Davenport of Lebanon, PA released a Blue Marlin on Carolina Girl

Sunny skies this morning turned into tropical-type downpours during the day. A few of the big boats slipped through the inlet in pursuit of the big fish. They were successful in having good catches of Wahoo along with some bailer Dolphin and a few Blackfin Tuna. They also had some bottom fish like Triggerfish. Carolina Girl released a Sailfish. One of the Inshore boats ventured out through the inlet and had Good catches of Spanish Mackerel. In the sound, they found a couple of Cobia and slot-size Red Drum.

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Erik Fechter of Manteo, NC released a Sailfish on Carolina Girl

Karen Fechter of Hatteras, NC caught a 25lb. Blackfin Tuna on Carolina Girl

The big boats watched the sunrise over the blue water on a pretty morning and the day just got better. It was hot and so were the bites. They had excellent fishing today with most boats catching their limits of Dolphin and Wahoo along with quite a few Blackfin Tuna. Carolina Girl released a Blue Marlin. Inshore boats had an excellent day also, making anglers happy with limits of Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish and Red Drum this afternoon.

Citations:

Christopher Manuli of Hertford, NC released a Blue Marlin and caught a 42lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

Jerry Bateman of Elizabeth City, NC caught a 44lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

Steven Manuli of Hertford, NC caught a 50lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

Patrick Hughes of Richmond, VA caught a 40lb. Wahoo on Tuna Duck

The big boats left the dock this morning under thunderstorms and returned to the dock under mostly cloudy skies with sweltering humidity. They managed to sling some bailer Dolphin on deck along with some Wahoo and a few Blackfin Tuna. Inshore boats were able to slip past the inlet and do some fishing in the ocean where they caught their limits of Spanish Mackerel and a Cobia along the way. The afternoon brought Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, and Speckled Trout.

CITATIONS:

Landen Toder of Nanjemoy, MD caught a 47lb. Wahoo on Calypso

Brandon Bowie of Port Tobacco, MD caught a 42lb. Wahoo on Bite Me

What a great day of sunshine and fishing. Charter Boats had a great day of catching

Dolphin, Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, and some bottom fish.

Inshore Boats had a great day catching Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel, and Speckled Trout.

Citations

Dominic Webb Caught a 24lb Blackfin Tuna and released a 48 inc. Barracuda off the Release.

Meredith Webb Released a Sailfish off the Bite Me.

Noah Belfiglio Caught a 38lb dolphin off the Carolina Girl.

Nellie Belfiglio Caught a 36lb Grouper off the Carolina Girl.

The Chater Boats headed out this morning to see the sunrise on the blue water and to 

bring home dinner, and they brought back great catches of Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, and Dolphin.

Inshore boats had a great day catching BlueFish, Speckled Trout, and Spanish Mackerel.

What a great day for Visitors and Families to see all the fish Thrown on the dock. If you are looking for something to do come on down to Hatteras Harbor Marina and watch the boats come in a see all the fish on the dock.  

Citations 

Willaim Nosal released a Sail Fish off the Sea Creature.

A cloudy start to an excellent fishing day today. The heat was on and so was the fishing. The Offshore boats had very good fishing with excellent Wahoo and Amberjack catches. They also had a few Dolphin and Blackfin Tuna to add to it. The Nearshore boat had good catches of Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish. Inshore boats scrapped out a few Speckled Trout and Bluefish and some slot-size Red Drum.

Citation:

Harvey Woods, Jr. of Jackson, GA caught a 45lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

A stormy morning turned into a windy afternoon but one boat slipped out to the blue water. The Wahoo were there to meet them. They had good catches of Wahoo all day. Some Dolphin were around but they were after the Wahoo. The Inshore boats had a good morning of catching Speckled Trout and Bluefish. The afternoon had Speckled Trout, Bluefish and Red Drum.

Another beautiful day and the fishing was good. Big boats slung a few Wahoo, Dolphin and bottom fish like Vermilion Snapper on deck. There were also some billfish released. Inshore boats were able to make it out to the Atlantic for another day and caught their limits of Spanish Mackerel. They were also able to get on the Gray Trout and Bluefish. One had a Speckled Trout.

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Jeremy Shavers of Scottsboro, AL released a Sailfish on Release

Corey Shavers of South Pittsburgh, TN released a Sailfish on Release

James Trimble of Newport News, VA caught a 65lb. Amberjack on Carolina Girl

A stormy morning turned into a beautiful, hot summer day as the big boats plied the blue water. The slow start did not detract from a good day of fishing. They caught their limits of Dolphin and decked a few Wahoo. They also had some Blackfin Tuna and Release released a Sailfish. Inshore boats had a beautiful day to venture out to the ocean where they caught some Spanish Mackerel. They caught some  Bluefish and Speckled Trout in the green water of the Pamlico Sound.

Citations:

Sheree McDonnell of Norfolk, VA released a Sailfish on Release

The sun rose behind purple clouds over the blue water this morning with the big boats already in pursuit. They were able to get on a few Wahoo and a few bailer Dolphin. They also slung some Blackfin Tuna over the gunnels along with some Triggerfish and a variety of other bottom fish. Inshore boats made a morning of Bluefish and Speckled Trout. In the afternoon they had their limits of Gray Trout and a few Spanish Mackerel.

Citations:

Mitchell Joseph of Milton, DE caught a 42lb. Wahoo on Sundown

Tyler Mitchell of Lewes, DE caught a 40lb. Wahoo on Sundown

Offshore boats saw the Sunrise on the Blue Water this morning.

Bringing in Dolphins, BlackFin Tuna, some Wahoo, and some Bottom fish.

Inshore boats have a great day catching Bluefish, Red Drum, Speckled trout.

Citations

Alex Madison of Va Released Red Drum 50in.

A few Charter Boats made it out today despite the wind. And the Anglers coming back

with a Good catch of Blackfin Tuna, a few Wahoo, few Dolph.

Inshore Boats had a great day catching Bluefish, Drum, and Speckled Trout.

Citations:

Stephen Carr released a Blue Marlin off the Release

Talley Roberts reeled in a 46lb Grouper off the Release

Some of the big boats watched the sunrise on the blue water this morning. The Blackfin Tuna fishing was really good today. They also had a few Wahoo and various bottom fish. Chaser released a Sailfish. The Inshore boats had another good day of Gray Trout, Speckled Trout and Bluefish.

Citations:

Tammy Cella of Loganton, PA caught a 40lb. Wahoo on Sea Creature

Francis Titano of Elkns, PA caught a 20lb. Blackfin Tuna on Carolina Girl

Bill Castelloe of Windsor, NC released a Sailfish on Chaser

In the words of the captains, "It was a great day fishing." The weather was good and the fish were biting. Blackfin Tuna fishing was really good and they also had a few Dolphin along with a couple of Wahoo and some Yellowfin Tuna to boot. Release released a Blue Marlin and Hatteras Blue had a couple of Swordfish. Inshore boats made a day of Gray Trout, Speckled Trout and Bluefish.

The weather is looking good for a few days so they'll be back out again tomorrow.

It was a beautiful sunrise this morning as the big boats made their way to the fishing grounds. The water was crystal clear as they hauled limits of bailer Dolphin on deck along with some Wahoo. Carolina Girl released a Sailfish. Inshore boats made anglers happy filling coolers with Gray Trout and Bluefish. They also had slot-size Red Drum.

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It's junior angler day on the citations.

9-year-old Yvannia Medico of Emerald Isle, NC showed up the senior anglers by releasing a Sailfish on Carolina Girl. Congratulations Yvannia!

Gunner Johnson of Hatteras, NC caught a 26 lb. 8 oz. Grouper on Chaser on his 11th birthday. Happy Birthday, Gunner!

13-year-old Landon Curcio of Hatteras, NC caught a 40 lb. Wahoo on Chaser. Congratulations Landon!

Another day, another Dolphin, and plenty of them. Most boats caught their limits of bailer Dolphin and the Wahoo was good too. The Nearshore boat had a good number of Spanish Mackerel along with Albacore, King Mackerel and Amberjacks. Inshore boats had Bluefish, Lizardfish, keeper Red Drum and a Cobia.

The big boats parted the water this morning under cloudy skies and the fish hit the dock under rainy skies. With little to no wind, it made for an easy day of fishing. They had a good day of slinging Wahoo and Dolphin. They also had some Blackfin Tuna make an appearance and a King Mackerel along with a Barracuda. Release released a Blue Marlin. Our Inshore boat had their limits of Gray Trout and a couple of Bluefish.

Citation:

Anthony Himan of Fuquay Varina, NC released a Blue Marlin on Release

Joshua Garrett of Louisville, KY caught a 40 lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

Enjoy a few pictures of Inshore fishing for Red Drum from yesterday.

Despite ruff seas a couple of the Offshore boats made it out, to catch some 

Wahoo, Dolphin, Blackfin tuna. 

Inshore Boats was able to bring in some Speckled trout, Bluefish, and Red drum.

Citations:

Tom Lehman released 44inch Red Drum and a 50 Black Drum off the Black Pearl.

Jill Hamilton released 2 Red Drum one 48inches and 49 inches

William Scott Brought in a 51.lb Swordfish.