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Peppy La Pew

Well today that black and white furry thing and I went 9 rounds for 5 hours and I don't care how much we kicked, beat, set on, stood on, pulled on, stuck, prodded and threatened, we could not get him off the boat. Over a  Full Story »

Published July 3, 2009

The Chapman Family 7-3-09

The dolphin were chewing. We caught a limit and a sail in 60 fathoms. A delightful group.  Full Story »

Published July 3, 2009

The Chapman Family 7-3-09

The dolphin were chewing. We caught a limit and a sail in 60 fathoms. A delightful group.  Full Story »

Published July 3, 2009


Pirate's Cove Marina Fishing Report 6/29/09

Fish boxes full of Tuna were brought to the docks today by the Pirate’s Cove Fleet. The Tuna were in the 40-50 lb range. One lucky charter group landed over 450 lbs of meat! Nearshore the fishing was great with Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fish and  Full Story »

Published June 30, 2009

Oregon Inlet Fishing Report 6/29/09

Lots of good size yellowfin tuna caught today. Some big gaffer dolphin catches and some mixed yellowfin tunas and gaffer dolphin. A sailfish was caught and released. Very nice summerish weather and good fishing. Inshore boats and open boats trolling for spanish mackeral and tailor  Full Story »

Published June 30, 2009

Hatteras Harbor Marina Fishing Report 6/29/09

Inshore fishermen had pretty good catches of Speckled trout this morning and a few keeper Flounder this afternoon. It was a little chopper this morning but by afternoon it had laid out to be a beautiful day. Offshore anglers had good catches of Dolphin, a  Full Story »

Published June 30, 2009

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North Carolina Weather

Temp: 81°F
Visibility:Mostly Cloudy
Humidity: 48%
Wind Speed: NW 3.5 MPH (3 KT)
Barometer: 29.99 in.
Dewpoint: 59°F
Heat Index: 81°F
Wind Chill: 81°F
Sunrise: 5:38 AM EDT
Sunset: 8:28 PM EDT
81°F High: 90° Low: 61°

7-Day Forecast where available

SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Mostly Sunny
Hi: 90°F
Lo: 69°F
Chance of T-Storm
Hi: 85°F
Lo: 65°F
Partly Cloudy
Hi: 89°F
Lo: 65°F
Partly Cloudy
Hi: 89°F
Lo: 65°F
Partly Cloudy
Hi: 89°F
Lo: 65°F
Mostly Clear
Hi: 90°F
Lo: 65°F
Mostly Clear
Hi: 90°F
Lo: 65°F
Detailed North Carolina Marine Weather » Tide Charts » Offshore Forecast »


Articles

Finding the Weather Windows...

With the weather being how its been this year, reading the weather has been very important if you want to get out to fish and taking advantage of each little window is important. One needs to keep an eye on the trends or patterns of  Full Story »

Published May 28, 2008

East Coast Tuna Tactics

Trolling, chunking and jigging are popular methods for pursuing the most popular offshore fish. All three tactics are successful, but not everyday. The savvy tuna angler keeps options open when running offshore and prepares for whatever bite presents itself. Daily changing conditions require anglers to  Full Story »

Published May 4, 2008


Regional Forums

  • need a charter reccomendation

    a co-worker is heading to outer banks for a vacation with his family...his son wants to go fishing so i told him i would hook him up with some charte...

  • Looking for a Planer Rod

    Well I bought one of those famous eBay rods to put an 80 on and use for my planer. Did not work out so well. The butt was not milled from solid stock,...

  • Hatteras Harbor Marina Fishing Report 6/30/09

    Inshore boats had good catches of Spanish Mackerel, a few Bluefish and a few Speckled Trout. There was also a 32lb Cobia caught inshore today Offsh...

  • Pirate's Cove Marina Fishing Report 6/29/09

    Fish boxes full of Tuna were brought to the docks today by the Pirate’s Cove Fleet. The Tuna were in the 40-50 lb range. One lucky charter group land...

  • Oregon Inlet Fishing Report 6/29/09

    Lots of good size yellowfin tuna caught today. Some big gaffer dolphin catches and some mixed yellowfin tunas and gaffer dolphin. A sailfish was caugh...


Fisheries News

Opposition to the Proposed Expansion of Bombing Ranges in Pamlico Sound

Coastal Conservation Association 4809 Hargrove Road, Suite 123, Raleigh NC 27616 Email: stephen@ccanc.org Website: www.ccanc.orgFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 11, 2008 CONTACT: Stephen Ammons, 919-781-3474 OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED EXPANSION OF BOMBING RANGES IN THE PAMLICO SOUND (BT-9 and BT11) Raleigh, N.C. - The Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina (CCA  Full Story »

Published July 11, 2008

PUBLIC MEETINGS TO GAIN INPUT ON ARTIFICIAL REEFS

Contact: Patricia Smith Date: May 30, 2008 Phone: (252) 726-7021 MOREHEAD CITY -The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries will hold two meetings in June to gain public input on plans to enlarge two estuarine artificial reefs off Bayview and Oriental. Division staff will detail plans to enlarge and place additional  Full Story »

Published May 30, 2008

NEW WEB-BASED NEWSLETTER DISHES THE SCOOP ON MARINE FISHERIES ISSUES

Contact: Patricia Smith Date: May 16, 2008 Phone: (252) 726-7021 MOREHEAD CITY - The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries today released a new Web-based newsletter designed for the general public. The first issue of Fish Eye News focuses on the agency's efforts to implement the Coastal Habitat Protection Plan. "Identification  Full Story »

Published May 16, 2008

World Fisheries News

Tougher port controls to target illegal fishing in the Mediterranean

Wide range of measures will deter IUU fishers 7 March 2008, Rome - The FAO-established General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) has approved a new region-wide scheme for stronger "port State" controls targeting illegal, unreported and underreported (IUU) fishing. Under the scheme, GFCM countries will designate ports where foreign  Full Story »

Published March 7, 2008



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