Surf Fishing Report:
No bragging rights this morning with rain off and all day on Wednesday. A few Pompano reported at Frisco. This day started with rain and now cloudy with the surfers taking advantage of the nice swells and putting on a show for an audience on the Avalon beach.
I’m told we have a nice fresh supply of Sand Fleas. Stop in the store and pick up a few.
Sound Fishing Report:
The Little Bridge on the Nags Head/Manteo causeway reported small Trout with some keepers and Flounder,
Pier Fishing Report:
Avalon: Nice Pompano Bluefish, Mullet and Spanish.
Nags Head: Spot, Flounder, Bluefish, Trout and Mullet.
Jennette’s: Blues, Sea Mullet, Pompano and a Trout.
Outer Banks: Bluefish off the end, Flounder, Sea Mullet and Trout.
Inshore Boats/nearshore Report:
Spanish, Bluefish and Ribbonfish were caught nearshore. Good Striper fishing inshore.
Offshore Boats Report:
The everyday rain is not slowing the fleet down at all. Yesterday they returned home Yellowfin, Blackfin, Mahi and some Wahoo. Released a Sailfish as well.
The winds are SW at 15 and the water temp is 72 degrees. Early morning rain and cloudy, breezy, surfing swells.
Surf Fishing Report:
Tuesday began with rain and when that moved out we had a windy day to deal with. Bluefish and Spanish were reported at ramp 55. Some Sea Mullet and Pompano in Frisco and the same in Buxton. I got nothing from this side of the bridge.
Sound Fishing Report:
The Little Bridge on the Nags Head/Manteo causeway reported Trout and Flounder.
Pier Fishing Report:
Avalon: Spanish and Bluefish.
Nags Head: Spanish early morning, Bluefish and Mullet.
Jennette’s: Bluefish, Flounder and Spanish.
Outer Banks: Bluefish and Flounder.
Inshore Boats/nearshore Report:
Nearshore trolling boats decked Spanish and Bluefish. Inshore open boats caught Speck, Bluefish, Flounder and Red Drum.
Offshore Boats Report:
The windy day did not hinder the charters from catching a slew of Dolphin. Also a few Yellowfin and Bigeyes were caught.
The winds are NE at 15 and the water temp is 70 degrees. Mostly Cloudy, windy, choppy Ocean.
Surf Fishing Report:
It is raining this morning with the news telling me it should clear later in the day. I am in the wait and see mode after this weekend’s weather report was so off for us.
Hatteras beaches caught Pompano, Sea Mullet and Spanish. Ramp 48, 49 caught Sea Mullet and Pompano. 45 reported Spanish.
The North beach’s caught some Bluefish, Trout and Sea Mullet.
Sound Fishing Report:
The Little Bridge on the Nags Head/Manteo causeway reported small Trout.
Pier Fishing Report:
It’s raining off and on this morning. Anglers go in and out with the showers and they are catching.
Avalon: Spanish, Bluefish, Sea Mullet, Spot and Croaker.
Nags Head: Trout, Flounder, Mullet and Bluefish.
Jennette’s: no report.
Outer Banks: Bluefish, Trout and Bluefish.
Inshore Boats/nearshore Report:
Nearshore fleet caught Dolphin and King Mackerel. There were Bluefish and Spanish in the Inlet.
Offshore Boats Report:
Another day with the blue water fleet catching an abundant of fish including Yellowfin, Wahoo, Dolphin and Bigeyes.
The winds are N at 19 and the water temp is 66 degrees. Rain, windy, small swells.
Surf Fishing Report:
I was looking for a lot rain with some serious thunderstorms on Sunday. Did not get a drop.
Here is a question for my readers. Does anyone know a young man by the name of Tom Thomas? If so please let me know.
Hatteras Island reported scattered Sea Mullet, Pompano and Spanish. There was also a lost Bonefish caught in Frisco.
It was slow on the north beaches.
Sound Fishing Report:
The Little Bridge on the Nags Head/Manteo causeway caught loads of small Trout with a very few keepers.
Pier Fishing Report:
Avalon: Mullet, Spanish, Bluefish, 1 Flounder and Spades.
Nags Head: Trout, Flounder, Mullet, Bluefish Spanish and Pompano
Jennette’s: Bluefish, Spanish, Burr fish, Sea Mullet, Trout and Skates.
Outer Banks: Bluefish and Mullet.
Inshore Boats/nearshore Report:
Anglers nearshore caught Spanish and Bluefish.
Offshore Boats Report:
Some nice Bigeyes, Bailer and Gaffer Mahi landed on the docks yesterday. 2 Blue Marlin and 2 White were released.
The winds are SW at 8 and the water temp is 70 degrees. Chance of thunderstorms, breezy, messy swells.
Surf Fishing Report:
Saturday was a cooler day with scattered showers. Some Spanish Bluefish and Mullet were reported on Hatteras Island. Sea Mullet, Pompano, Trout and Bluefish on our beaches.
Sound Fishing Report:
The Little Bridge on the Nags Head/Manteo causeway reported small Trout and bottom fish.
Pier Fishing Report:
Avalon: Spanish, Blues and Mullet.
Nags Head: Rockfish, big Sea Mullet, Trout, Spanish, small Flounder, Bluefish and Spot.
Jennette’s: No contact.
Outer Banks: Mullet, Blues and Trout.
Inshore Boats/nearshore Report:
Nearshore reported King Mackerel, Amberjack, Bluefish and Spanish. Inshore Trout, Sheepshead and Bluefish.
Offshore Boats Report:
The charters had a killer day with Yellowfin Tuna, Blackfin Tuna, fantastic Dolphin catches, Wahoo, Tilefish and citation Bigeyes. Sailfish, Blue Marlin and White Marlin releases as well.
The winds are E at 7 and the water temp is 69 degrees. Mostly cloudy, calm winds, surfing Ocean.
Surf Fishing Report:
There were reports of Spanish, Bluefish and Croaker scattered with Sea Mullet at ramp 44.
We have Drum reported most everyday at Oregon Inlet. There were 3 out of the slot caught. A few Bluefish and Sea Mullet scattered.
Sound Fishing Report:
The Little Bridge on the Nags Head/Manteo causeway reported Trout and bottom fish.
Pier Fishing Report:
Avalon: Spanish, Bluefish, Trout and Sea Mullet.
Nags Head: Spanish, Bluefish, Trout and Mullet.
Jennette’s: Blues, Sheepshead, Triggers, Sea Mullet, Spanish and a throwback Cobia.
Outer Banks: A nice Black Drum, Bluefish, Trout, Mullet, Spot and about 30 no keeper Flounder.
Inshore Boats/nearshore Report:
Nearshore fishing continues to be good despite constant rain showers and thunderstorms. Blues, Spanish, Red Drum, Trout, Ribbonfish and False Albacore
Offshore Boats Report:
Bigeye was the fish of the day weighing in up to 246 lbs. A few Yellowfin, some Mahi and Blackfin as well.
The winds are NE at 8 and the water temp is 69 degrees. Mostly cloudy, light winds, small surf.
