• 8-5-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report

    Here is your Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks fishing report for Hatteras Island.

    The weather was fair today. We had clear skies with winds blowing 10-15 mph out of the northeast. Temperatures were in the upper 80’s and low 90’s.

    Beach Fishing was decent today as we heard a few different reports. Some fisherman reported pompano and sea mullet along the south beach, but mainly below ramp 55. Spanish mackerel and bluefish had another little run at the point tonight as well.

    Inshore charters had a decent day today. Reports of a few gray trout, speckled trout and bluefish came from Hatteras Harbor Marina.

    Offshore Charters had a decent day as well. With the pretty weather offshore today, charters caught good catches of dolphin, bailers and gaffers. The wahoo bite continues to be pretty decent as boats are reporting of landing 5 or more a day. The amberjack bite was scattered as well. Two sailfish were reported out of Hatteras Harbor Marina. One released by Lucky Chip, and one released by the Gambler. There were also three sailfish released out of Teach’s Lair Marina today.

    Tomorrow looks to be a little different from today. There is a 60% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms. Winds are expected to blow 10-15 mph out of the southeast. The temperatures are also expected to be in the high 80’s and low 90’s tomorrow.

  • 8-4-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report

    Here is your Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks fishing report for Hatteras Island. 

    The weather caused seas to be rough, so charters stayed at the docks and rough winds caused beach fishing to be challenging.  Winds were kicked up at 20-25 mph out of the southwest. Temperatures were in the upper 80’s and lower 90’s again, and no rain.Beach Fisherman who ventured out into the rough seas were somewhat rewarded today. Puppy drum, sea mullet and pompano were caught off the south beach. Sea mullet were also caught on the north beach. Spanish mackerel and bluefish are still biting steady at the point.

    Inshore charter guides reported a decent catch of speckled trout in the 88 degree water around Hatteras inlet, on the sound side.

    No offshore charters left the dock.

    The weather is supposed to be a lot better tomorrow. Winds are expected to blow 5-10 mph out of the NNW, therefor clearing the water up a little. Only a 30% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms. With the wind change, tomorrow should be a great day for sea mullet and pompano.

  • 8-3-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report

    Here is your Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks fishing report for Hatteras Island.

    The weather was decent today. Nice calm breezes early on until about mid-day when the wind picked up to 10-15 mph out of the south-west. We had sunny skies with temperatures in the high 80’s and low 90’s.

    Beach Fishing was decent.   We had reports of sea mullet and pompano biting on the south beach, as well as a nice flounder bite today. Spanish mackerel and bluefish were caught at the point and the inlet. There was also one puppy drum reported off of the south beach.

    Inshore guides reported decent catches of speckled trout, with a few drum seen.

    Offshore guides reported another decent day. Dolphin fishing continues to be amazing. The wahoo bite was pretty fair today, as well as a scattered blackfin tuna bite. The Sea Creature caught and released one sailfish today.

    The wind is supposed to kick up tomorrow to 20-25 mph out of the southwest. Temperatures expected to be in the high 80’s and low 90’s. Also a 30% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms.

  • 8-2-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report

    Here is your Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks fishing report for Hatteras Island.

    The weather was extremely nice today. Temperatures in the high 80’s and low 90’s. The wind blew 5-10 mph out of the south-west for the majority of the day. The water was super clear on north and south beaches.

    Beach Fishing was decent today as we had a few reports of different fish. There were flounder being caught around Hatteras Inlet. Sea mullet and pompano along the south beach. Spanish mackerel and bluefish caught off of the point and at Hatteras Inlet. Believe it or not, around 7:30 pm a small cobia was also caught at Hatteras Inlet.

    Inshore guides had a great day as well. Reports of gray and speckled trout, a few drum, spanish mackerel, and bluefish came from Hatteras Harbor.

    Offshore boats had a phenomenal day. There were reports of 2 sailfish caught today, one from Bite Me, and the other from Sea Creature. There was also excellent dolphin fishing, a decent wahoo bite, and scattered catches of blackfin tuna.

    The forecast for tomorrow isn’t too bad. The wind is expected to pick up and blow 15-20 mph out of the southwest. Only a 10% chance of rain, and temperatures expected to be in the low 90’s. Even though a southwest wind usually makes the water murky, with the way the fish have been biting it is still worth giving fishing a chance.

  • 8-1-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report

    Here is your Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks fishing report for Hatteras Island.

    Another sunny day.  Light south-east winds 5 mph and temperatures in the mid 80’s. Cape Point have had really good catches of spanish mackerel and blue fish on lures in the morning and late afternoon.  Scattered catches of sea mullet, pompano, croaker and spot were caught up and down the beach in Buxton and Frisco.  Down at the Hatteras Inlet, the bluefish and spanish mackerel fishing was good using lures. A few flounder and pompano also caught on bait.  Inshore, the boats caught speckled trout, blue fish, spanish mackerel and flounder.  The offshore fleet had good dolphin and wahoo fishing.  A few black fin tuna mixed in.  Four sail fish released today.

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