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A beautiful spring morning turned into a pretty spring day. This morning saw Hatteras Blue heading out to the fishing grounds. They got onto the Bluefin Tuna. They released several big fish and were able to boat a keeper, making for some very happy anglers. Release also got onto the Bluefins and released all of their giants. Unfortunately, they couldn't find a keeper.

CITATIONS:

Hekli Pakkala of Quincy, MA released a Bluefin Tuna on Hatteras Blue

Daniel Pakkala of Roswell, GA released a Bluefin Tuna on Hatteras BLue

Another foggy morning turned into a beautiful day at the dock but remained misty for the Offshore boats. Bite Me and Release both had some luck with Bluefin Tuna. After traveling north to find them, Bite Me boated a keeper and pulled off a couple of Blue Marlin. Release released several giants but wasn't able to find a keeper. 

Release ventured out this morning, in the dark and fog. They had calm seas but foggy conditions stayed with them for the day. They were in search of Bluefin Tuna but none were seen. They didn't come home empty handed, with a catch of Sea Bass along with a King Mackerel and an Albacore. 

Just one boat headed out to the blue water today, they caught and released a good number of Bluefin Tuna, most were over the size you could keep so they only kept one, but they had a good time and have some sore arms

It was a pretty day today and Hatteras Blue took advantage of it. They released some big Bluefin Tuna and boated a keeper size Tuna. They also had Albacore and a surpise Wahoo. Tuna fishing is where it's at. Don't miss out and give a captain a call to get your's.

This last day of February saw one boat venture out this morning. Bite Me got onto the Tuna bite. The Bluefin action was just what the captain ordered. They released several and boated a 52" Tuna for some happy anglers. If you want to get in on the action you can go to our website and give a captain a call. 

We are open at the marina store with limited hours. You can give us a call at 252-986-2166 between 10am-3pm to book a boat, reserve a room, reserve a slip, or just ask a question. We're always happy to help you.

Not much happening around Hatteras these days, so when we get a chance to show off some our recent catches we want take advantage of it. Hatteras Blue and Release have been doing a little fishing the last few days. The Bluefin Tuna are making a showing as well as Blackfin Tuna and King Mackerel. Captain's phone numbers can be found by "clicking here for more info" under their boat name if you want to get in on some of these action. Please note that not ALL boats are avialble this time of year so it's best to call the Captain. We should be back in the office at the end of the month, until then, stay safe!

The last day of November saw 2 boats hit the blue water this morning. They had great catches of King Mackerel on live bait. They also had good catches of Blackfin Tuna and one boat had some Bluefish.

Inshore fleet went out this morning catching Tautog, and Sheepshead.

Wishing everyone a Nice Thanksgiving.

Inshore Fleet had a good day of catching Tigger Fish and Red Drum . Offshore Fleet had a good day catching Black Fin Tuna, Blue Fish and King Mackerel.

What a pretty day to be on the water.  Inshore Fleet had a good day catching King Mackerels.

Citations:  Tony Cicero of PA. caught a 34lb King Mackeral on the Black Pearl

One boat headed out to the blue water this morning. Release had a great day of fishing today. They had very good ctaches of Blackfin Tuna along with a Wahoo and Barracuda. To top off a great day, they released a Blue Marlin and 2 Sailfish.

Citations:

Carlton Bivens released a Blue Marlin and a Sailfish on Release

Tyrone Harris released a Sailfish and caught a 42lb. Wahoo on Release

A couple of boats ventured offshore this morning. Calypso had great luck and filled a box with some pretty nice Blackfin Tuna and also released a Sailfish.

Citations:

Kay Docouto released a Sailfish on Calypso 

It was a pretty day on the inside today. Inshore botas had Sheepshead and King Mackerel.

Offshore boats stayed home today. One Inshore boat tried their luck and had a good day. Black Pearl made for happy anglers with Sheepsheadand Sea Bass.

A couple of the big boats ventured out to the fishing grounds this morning. The water was a little rough and the sun was shining. They managed to deck some Blackfin Tuna and Sea Bass and they had a lot of Albacore. Inshore boats had catches of King Mackerel and Black Pearl got into an epic battle with a Thresher Shark. Fingeance had catches of Sheepshead, Black Drum and Bluefish.

Citations:

Vic Schaff of Charlottesville, VA caught a 38lb. and a 41lb. King Mackerel on Black Pearl

A couple of the big boats headed offshore today to take advantage of the pretty weather while we have it. Hatteras Blue had good catches of King Mackerel. Inshore boat Black Pearl had good catches of Sheepshead to make for happy anglers.

The Offshore boats headed out to the fishing grounds this morning. Fishing was pretty scrappy but they managed to put a few fish on the deck. They had a few Blackfin Tuna and Albacore along with a couple of Dolphin and some bottom fish. Along with a Barracuda or two. Sea Creature released 3 Sailfish. The Inshore boats had a mix of Sea Bass, Bluefish, King Mackerel, a few Sharks and a couple of Blackfin Tuna. They also had some Sheepshead.

Citations:

Curtis Midkiff of Chesapeake, VA caught a 25lb. Blackfin Tuna on Black Pearl

Bob LaCoanet of Chesapeake, VA caught a 30lb. King Mackerel on Black Pearl

Gannon Irons of Harrisonburg, VA released a Sailfish on Sea Creature- Happy Birthday Gannon!!

Joel Davis of Rockingham, VA released a Sailfish on Sea Creature

John Hughes of Broadlands, VA released a Sailfish on Sea Creature

Another pretty fall day. Inshore had a good day catching Red Drum.

A great fall day for fishing. Inshore Fleet had a good day catching Sheepshead and Drum.