The weather was more rough today than it was yesterday. The wind did kick up and switch to the SW blowing 10-15 mph. Temperatures were in the mid to upper 80’s again today.

Beach Fishing was slow, but not dead today. Reports of a few nice sized sea mullet and pompano came in. Tomorrow should be about the same since the wind is supposed to blow out of the same direction, with maybe even a little more force.

Inshore Charter guides reported quite a nice day. They had catches of speckled trout, bluefish, and flounder.

Offshore Charters also had a good report today. They said that the day was nice with a little breeze. Dolphin fishing was fair, a couple of wahoo, few blackin tuna and a couple amberjacks. The Big Eye had a really nice day, releasing 2 blue marlin, and 1 white marlin.

The forecast for tomorrow is isolated thunderstorms with a 30% chance of rain. Winds blowing SW 15-25 mph and temperatures in the mid to high 80’s.

The weather was nice today as the temperatures were in the mid to upper 80’s and the wind blew out of the east at 5-10 mph. We also had clear sunny skies throughout the day, except for early on this morning when we had a small thunderstorm.Beach Fishing was great today.  We had pompano, sea mullet, bluefish, spanish mackerel, spot, and one 26″ puppy drum. The pompano seem to be acting a little different from normal.  Usually you would catch them just a few feet into the surf, today they were catching them on the bar instead.

Inshore Charters had reports of good spanish mackerel, bluefish, and speckled trout. It was a pretty day all around out in the water.

Offshore Charters also had a nice catches today. Reports of boats limiting out on dolphin, both bailers and gaffers, as well as a few wahoo and scattered blackfin tuna. One sailfish was caught today by the Sea Creature..

Tomorrow there is a 40% chance of rain, with PM Thunderstorms. The wind is also supposed to switch to the SW at 15-20 mph.

A front came through yesterday with some much-needed rain and cooler temps in the low 80’s.  The wind blew from the northeast at 10-15 mph, which cleaned the water up an improved the fishing. The south beach had nice pompano, bluefish, and small flounder. There were some reports of nice sea mullet on the north beach and in Avon.
The inshore boats had gray trout, specks, and spanish.
Offshore dolphin fishing was good, king mackerel were scattered along with scattered blackfin. Two whites and two sails were released out of Hatteras Harbor Marina.

Thunderstorms finally hit this morning. Temperatures were in the low 80’s and the wind was blowing out of the SW 10-15 mph. Tomorrow the weather is supposed to clear up with the wind blowing NE 10-15 mph.

Beach fishing was extremely slow today due to bad weather. No fish were reported. Current was too rough for 6 oz to hold bottom according to one fisherman.

Inshore Charter guides also had a slow day. A total of 7 speckled trout were caught and only 1 keeper in the mix.

Offshore Charters had a scrappy day as the ocean was chopped up today. 1 Sailfish was released by the Sea Creature. Also reports of good gaffer and bailer dolphin were spoken of out of Hatteras Harbor Marina.

With the wind switching to the north tomorrow expectations are higher than that of today. Hopefully the water will clear up as it had the other day and big pompano and Sea Mullet will show right back up.