The weather today was decent. South West winds at 10-15 mph for the better part of the day. Winds have just started switching to the east within the last hour or so. Temperatures were in the upper 80s to lower 90s again.

Beach Fishing was pretty decent again. Lots of bluefish and spanish mackerel at the point early on. Also a decent sea mullet and spot bite on the south beach.

Inshore charter guides had a little improvement from yesterday. Reports of good bluefish and speckled trout bites came from Hatteras Harbor Marina.

Offshore charters had a day to remember. The billfish bite was unbelievable. A total of 19 sailfish were caught out of Hatteras Harbor. Bite Me landed 11, Native Son 4, Tuna Duck 3, and Hatteras Fever landed 1. Teach’s Lair Marina  had one boat, “Hattitude” with 10 sail fish releases. There was also an unbelievable wahoo bite as multiple boats reported 10 or more wahoo caught. And yet again, the dolphin bite was still going strong. There were also reports of barracuda releases.

The wind is supposed to blow 5-10 mph out of the south-east tomorrow. Temperatures are expected to be in the high 80’s to low 90’s again and there is supposed to be a 50% chance of rain.

With the wind laying down tomorrow, the fishing should be enjoyable.

The weather was fair today. Temperatures were in the upper 80’s with a slight breeze early on. The wind picked up and blew 10-15 mph out of the southwest for the afternoon.Beach Fishing was unbelievable today. Reports of spanish mackerel and bluefish from the point, and bluefish from the inlet in the evening. There were also reports of sea mullet, pompano, croaker, spot, flounder, and puppy drum off of the south beach today. One customer came in and reported how he had caught all of this from 10 to 2 off of fishbites bloodworms.

Inshore charter guides had a decent day with scattered speckled trout.

Offshore charters had a pretty decent day as well. There were 4 sailfish landed today, 1 caught by Godspeed, 2 by Hatteras Blue, and 1 by Lucky Chip. There were also reports of good dolphin fishing and fair wahoo fishing. One private boat reported catching 6 out of 8 wahoo today.

Tomorrow the weather is supposed to be pretty decent for fishing. Temperatures in the upper 80s, 30% chance of rain, and winds blowing 10-15 mph out of the west. After hearing of todays catch, tomorrow sounds promising as well.

Once  again the It was hot and humid.  Light south-west winds 10 mph and the temperatures were in the low 90’s. There was a good bluefish and spanish mackerel bite at the point this morning. On the south beach and below Hatteras there were sea mullet and croaker.
The inshore boats had blues and spanish mackerel.  The offshore fleet had lots of dolphin some nice citation wahoo and some blackfin tuna. Hatteras Harbor had 5 sailfish released. “Bite Me” had 4 sail fish and “Tuna Duck” had 1 sail fish.

The weather was a little rough today. For most of the day we had showers with a pretty decent thunderstorm in the middle of the night. The wind blew out of the south-west at 10-15 mph and temperatures were in the high 80’s to low 90’s.Beach Fishing was actually pretty good today despite the weather. North beach reported lots of black tip sharks along with good catches of spanish mackerel and bluefish at the point. South beach also had some catches of black tips today, as well as flounder, pompano, and sea mullet. The inlet reported nice catches of bluefish with spanish mackerel mixed in.

Inshore charters reported limits of speckled trout, keeper drum, and bluefish.

Offshore charters had a decent day even though no billfish were caught. There was a really good dolphin bite, most boats limited out.

Tomorrow sounds promising for the beaches. The wind is supposed to lay down tonight and switch directions to north at 5-10 mph. Hopefully with the wind change the south beach will clear up and pompano and sea mullet will really start biting again. We are also supposed to have sunny skies with temperatures in the low 90’s.