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. […]
Outer Banks
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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. […]
Inshore Fishing
Outer Banks fishing report – what’s biting right now?
Check out Sneaky Pete’s weekly fishing report for the Oregon Inlet area of North Carolina’s Outer Banks. […]
Inshore Fishing
Many species currently biting at the Outer Banks
The fishing continues to be as hot as the weather in the Outer Banks, and it’s only going to get better. […]
Inshore Fishing
What’s biting now at the Outer Banks?
Anglers catching plenty of speckled trout, redfish According to Capt. Pete Cruger of Sneaky Pete OBX Fishing Charters in the Outer Banks area, the speckled trout and redfish are feeding heavily. They don’t seem bothered […]
Fishing Hotspots
Big drum move in around Hatteras, OBX inlets
May marks the return of big red drum in a big way to the nearshore waters of North Carolina’s Hatteras Island after the winter’s offshore respite. […]
Fishing
Outdoors Day will celebrate the outdoors in Corolla on April 17
The Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education will be held April 17 in Corolla, N.C. […]
Featured
OBX specks are on
This has been one of the best years in memory for speckled trout along North Carolina’s Outer Banks, according to guide Ken Dempsey, and it will get even better this month if it’s anything like past Novembers. […]
Featured
OBX whiteout
Although blue marlin may be the most-romanticized member of the marlin family due to their size, it’s their smaller cousin, the white marlin, that will be causing all the fuss around North Carolina’s Oregon Inlet this month, when fish congregate around massive bait schools found in Gulf Stream eddies, fattening up before cooler weather pushes them south. […]
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Blackfin tuna are biting along Outer Banks
The blackfin tuna are biting along North Carolina’s Outer Banks! Scott Rhodes of Statesville and Carrie Kibler of Winston-Salem caught these four blackfin — and 23 others — on a Sunday trip with Capt. Bruce Armstrong on the Sea Angel II out of Hatteras Landing Marina. […]
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Target OBX bulls
When July gets hot, the fishing gets even hotter inside Hatteras and Ocracoke inlets. Bull redfish up to 50 inches are all around, and there’s no more exciting way to catch them then chunking jigs and spoons to schools of 300 to 400 fish. […]
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Hit the OBX tuna blitz
May is the month when bluewater fishermen flock to North Carolina’s Outer Banks for the year’s best chance at doing battle with big yellowfin tuna and their blackfin cousins. […]
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Big, Outer Banks red drum have pier visits on their itineraries
October is a special month for many of North Carolina’s fisheries, and none more so than the Outer Banks’ adult red drum stampede. Pier fishermen will get the first taste of reds longer than 40 inches as they follow baitfish evacuating the sounds and Virginia waters in anticipation of cold weather. […]
Inshore Fishing
Find a fish funnel, find OBX reds
While sight-casting is certainly the most-thrilling means of targeting big red drum, it’s not always the most practical. Low-light conditions, high winds and occasional stained water can make putting eyes on a school nearly impossible. […]