Fishing along the Outer Banks today has been really good with lots of red drum, speckled trout, spot, sea mullet, and pompano. Water temp in Duck is 74 degrees. All of our half and full day charter OBX fishing trips are also having really good sucess. We have fresh shrimp, fresh finger mullet, and bloodworms arriving daily.

Fishing along the surf on the Outer Banks today has been excellent. Lots of puppy drum, pompano, sea mullet, bluefish, spot, and some trout. Water temp on the OBX is 73 degrees. Next high tide is at 5:48 pm. Our fishing charters are doing great, sportsman trips are getting lots of speckled trout and big red drum. Our nearshore trips have been getting spanish mackerel and bluefish. Our offshore boats have been catching blackfin tuna, mahi, and billfish.

Letting everyone know we are now open regular business hours. Seas are calming down. We have had some people fishing this morning already and have had some bottom fish, puppy drum, and few flounder caught off the beach. Looking good for this upcoming week.

Due to the upcoming hurricane and evacuations in order we are closed until storm passes. Hopefully be reopen by this Saturday. Old girl is boarded up and ready for battle again.

Fishing report for Outer Banks today has been good so far. Plenty of bottom fish, pompano, red drum, and some bluefish. Bloodworms, fresh mullet, and fresh shrimp has been working best. Next high tide is 9:42 pm. Water temp along the OBX is 76 degrees. Picture of a big red drum caught on one of our charter boats recently.

Fishing along the beaches here on the Outer Banks this morning has been pretty good. Reports of spot, croakers, sea mullet, pompano, bluefish, and some puppy drum. Water temp in Duck is 75 degrees. Next high tide is at 6:18 pm. Picture of our sportsman charters catching lots of speckled trout. We still have availability for tomorrow. Our nearshore charters have been catching bluefish and lots of mackerel.

Congratulations to Jeffrey Cogswell for previously winning first place out of 72 boats for the largest Spanish Mackerel hosted from Kilmarnock VA.

Up and down the beach earlier this morning from Corolla to Nags Head we have had reports of spot, croaker, sea mullet, bluefish, and some small puppy drum. Next high tide is at 11:54 pm in Duck. The nearshore charters have been catching mackerel, bluefish, ribbon fish, and a scattered cobia. Our sportsman charters are catching lots of nice size speckled trout, and really big red drum. Our offshore full day trips are getting mahi, scattered tuna, sailfish, white and blue marlin. The fishing piers on the Outer Banks, Avalon, Nags Head, and Outer Banks Pier have been having good results on bottom fish, bluefish, and mackerel. Conditions are calm. Picture of Micah catching sea mullet on the OBX surf.