Fishing Tournaments
DESPERADO wins Pirate’s Cove Billfish Tournament
The Manteo-based Desperado won almost $200,000 for winning the 36th annual Pirate’s Cove Billfish Tournament this past weekend. […]
Offshore Fishing
Inshore Fishing
Dolphin, kings, and redfish: Nags Head fishing report
Thanks to Oceans East Nags Head for their weekly fishing report! For the last two weeks dolphin fishing has been really good out of Oregon Inlet. Everyday most boats have been catching limits of dolphin.
Fishing
Weekly fishing report from Nags Head
The fishing continues to be good in the Nags Head area, with anglers catching numerous species and in multiple ways. […]
Offshore Fishing
Species spotlight – African pompano
The African pompano is an interesting fish that few anglers specifically target. They are usually a welcomed by-catch of anglers fishing for grouper and snapper. […]
Cobia
This week’s Outer Banks fishing report
In this week’s Outer Banks fishing report, Sneaky Pete gives anglers a look at what’s currently biting, and what we can expect in the coming weeks. […]
Offshore Fishing
Saltwater fishing report – Nags Head
Anglers fishing out of Nags Head are hooking into a variety of species, but many of those fish are being lost to the abundance of sharks in the area. […]
Snapper
Donate your red snapper carcasses for research
Donate your red snapper carcasses at one of a number of collection drop-off points to help the SCDNR do research on the species. […]
Inshore Fishing
What’s biting right now along South Carolina’s coast?
South Carolina’s summertime fishing continues to thrill anglers along the coast whether they are fishing inshore, nearshore, or offshore. […]
Offshore Fishing
Tugboat added to Vermilion Reef off Georgetown
Susan Richards becomes part of artificial reef Blue skies, high spirits and a gallon bag of boiled peanuts made for a successful afternoon last week as a group of onlookers watched the Susan Richards disappear
Cobia
S.C. coastal fishing report – what’s biting right now
Anglers are catching a big variety of species along the South Carolina coastline, including mackerel, redfish, spadefish, cobia, and trout. […]