• 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.

  • 7-31-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report

    Here is your Frisco Rod and Gun Outer Banks fishing report for Hatteras Island.
     
    The weather was rainy and over cast all day. Thunderstorms struck offshore this afternoon, and it rained inshore for the most part of the day. The temperatures were in the low 80’s with a wind blowing out of the south-east at 5-10 mph.Beach Fishing slowed down some today as we only  of had reports spanish mackerel, and bluefish at the point. There were a few sea mullet and pompano on the south beach.Inshore charter guides had a relatively slow day. They reported only catching bluefish.

    Offshore slowed down quite a bit from yesterday,  They still reported good catches of dolphin and a few wahoo  on the troll and excellent wahoo fishing on the fast troll.  One boat had caught around 15 fast trolling.  .

    The weather is supposed to be similar tomorrow. They are calling for a 40% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms. Temperatures expected to be in the high 80’s to low 90’s, with winds blowing out of the south at 5-10 mph to start the day. Later on the wind is expected to switch to the north-west at 5-10 mph.

  • 7-30-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report

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

    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.

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  • 7-29-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report

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

    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.

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