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Outer Banks Fishing Report 10-4

October 4, 2011

Here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:

Today we had sunny skies and light north-west winds at 10 mph. The temperatures were in the low 70’s. Still a lot of bluefish at Cape Point and at Hatteras Inlet. The Frisco beach had some bluefish and a puppy drum. Inshore fishing continues to be good with catches of speckled trout, puppy drum and a few flounder and gray trout. Offshore fishing is really good as well. Good numbers of wahoo and dolphin, both gaffer and bailer size. The tuna’s are here too, yellowfin and blackfin.

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Outer Banks Fishing Report 10-3

October 3, 2011

Here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:

Today was a sunny and cool. The winds were from the west at 10-15 mph and the temperatures were in the mid 70’s Well today the bluefish were hitting all day. They were at Cape Point, the Frisco beach and at Hatteras Inlet. Mullet was the bait of choice, but some people were using lures. The inshore fishing was really good. Good speckled trout and flounder. Some nice drum also caught, keeper size and bigger ones too. Offshore was a little slow. One boat fished today. They had scattered catches of dolphin, wahoo and 3 sailfish were released.

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This Streamlight Trident head lamp is a perfect accessory for a hands free light source. Weather your fishing Cape Point for big drum at night or setting up or taking down your tree stand while deer hunting.

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Outer Banks Fishing Report 10-2

October 2, 2011

Here is the Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:

It was mostly sunny and a lot cooler today. The winds were from the west at 10-15 mph and the temperatures were around 70 F. Today the swell from tropical storm Ophelia came ashore, so it was a little rough. We had scattered bluefish at Cape Point and the Frisco beach. We also had a customer catch a 40″ red drum on the Frisco beach using a flounder rig. No boats fished today either. Although the fishing inshore has been excellent. Lots of speckled trout and puppy drum. Offshore the wahoo fishing has been excellent and the yellowfin tuna fishing should really start picking up with the cooler weather.

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Outer Banks Fishing Report 10-1

October 1, 2011

Here is Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks Fishing Report for Hatteras Island:

Today was a lot cooler and a bit windy. The winds were from the north-west at 15-20 mph and temperatures were in the low 70’s. Cape Point had reports of three nice big red drum and a few puppy drum and some bluefish. Down on the Frisco beach there were a few sea mullet and some bluefish. No boats fished inshore or offshore today.

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Hatteras Island Blessing of the Fleet 2011

September 30, 2011

The Blessing of the Fleet is part of Hatteras Island’s annual Day at the Docks event that celebrates fishing and working waterfronts. Usually held in mid-September, Day at the Docks was cancelled this year due to Hurricane Irene. The Blessing of the Fleet was rescheduled for today. Hatteras Island working boats gather and line up in the Pamlico Sound and parade into the harbor for the blessing of the fleet and prayer for continued safety at sea and successful catches.

Day at the Docks was started to celebrate the “Spirit of Hatteras” when the village recovered from Hurricane Isabel in 2003 as an intact community, anchored by the commercial and charter fishing fleet. The daylong event is a confirmation of the strength of community, heritage and living traditions of the watermen.

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