8-23-11
by Korin

We had lots of citations today, one of which was for a 50 pound cobia caught on one of our inshore charters. Along with cobia there were speckled trout and some blue fish caught by the inshore fleet. The nearshore fleet had good luck with the blue fish and hooked a few spanish mackerel as well. Billfish have really started to show up and if it keeps up it is really going to be a great season. There were a lot of white marlin releases reported today along with some sailfish releases reported. Yellow fin Tuna was the dominant fish today on the dock for the offshore fleet.

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FISHING-REPORT-08-24-11
by Bill

Diversity was the name of the game inshore and offshore. As examles there was a catch that included 2 yellowfin tuna, a limit of dolphin and a white marlin release. Another a limit of dolphin, a limit of tilefish and two yellowfin tunas.Another a blue marlin, 2 white marlin and 32 dolphin. Two boats flew 6 white marlin flags and had catches of dolphin. Inshore tailor bluefish and spanish mackerel trolling. Bottom fishing trips caught trigger fish, sea bass and tailor bluefish. Open boats caught tailor bluefish and sharks,another caught big drum, a cobia and some dolphin. There were speckled trout caught.Miss Oregon Inlet caught croakers in the morning and croakers in the afternoon with a variety of other fish in the afternoon.

Oregon Inlet Fishing Center
(252) 441-6301
http://www.oregon-inlet.com

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