Outer Banks head boat tips
Check the weather before you go. Wind direction affects water clarity that can determine the fishing. […]
Check the weather before you go. Wind direction affects water clarity that can determine the fishing. […]
A big catch on Sunday just a little north of the tournament boundary has competitors in the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament salivating. Capt. Tom Krauss of the Hooker, an Oregon Inlet-based charterboat released a blue marlin estimated at 1,000 pounds or more. […]
For the past several weeks, fishermen heading offshore out of Georgetown have had little downtime. Every weed line, temperature break and even piles of floating garbage have been stacked with more dolphin than any angler can stand to catch in one day, and the action isn’t expected to slow down any time soon. […]
Outer Banks anglers on a small budget can fish from the largest boats in the harbor. […]
Although most anglers use spinning or baitcasting tackle for bonito, fly-rod fishing has become popular in recent years — probably because false albacore will hit the same flies as bonito. […]
Cannonball jellyfish are a staple for many nearshore and inshore fish. […]
Atlantic bonito are probably the only member of the Scombridae family caught from Atlantic Ocean waters that anglers will prepare as food. […]
One of the best things about catching cobia or spadefish — in addition to their fantastic fighting ability — is their value as table fare. […]
The Point is 34 to 42 miles southeast of the Oregon Inlet sea buoy, at 35.32.57 to 35.33.00 (north) by 74.50.67 to 74.84.00 (west). […]
The latest stock assessment on cobia in the South Atlantic was released this past January. It took years to compile, and approximately half of the 400 pages of information came from the S.C. Department of Natural Resources. Some of the findings were extremely interesting. […]
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