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Offshore Fleet went out this morning to blue waters catching Limits of Dolphin,

some Wahoo, and BlackFin Tuna.

Inshore Fleet went out this morning and afternoon bringing back Spanish mackerel,

Red Drum, and Blue Fish.

Citations

Duriel and Darrell Wood both released a Blue Marlin on Release

It was another great fishing day on the blue water for the Offshore boats. They had their limits of Dolphin along with some Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna and some Wahoo. Sea Creature released a Sailfish. The Inshore boats had catches of Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish along with Red Drum and Cobia.

Citations:

Brendan Hayman of Pittsgrove, NJ caught a 46lb. Wahoo on Native Son

Gray Bullard of Concord, NC released a Sailfish on Sea Creature

Tonya Blosser of Lynn, MA released an 80" Shark on Black Pearl

The big boats hit the blue water this morning and had an excellent Dolphin fishing day with both gaffers and bailers. They also had some nice Wahoo along with some Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna. Sea Creature released a Blue Marlin. The Inshore boats had some of almost everything. It included Red Drum, Cobia, Bluefish and Speckled Trout.

Citations:

Caden Smith of Zionville, NC caught a 50lb. Cobia on Black Pearl

Gray Bullard of Concord, NC released a Blue Marlin on Sea Creature

All of the boats stayed tied to the docks today. The photo of the Blue Marlin was released earlier this week by Tuna Duck. This is what you are missing if you haven't booked a charter. Give us a call and this could be you.

The Offshore fleet hit the blue water this morning and saw the sunrise. They had limits on Dolphin with both gaffers and bailers. Release released a Sailfish. The Inshore boats had an insane Red Drum day with both keepers and big ones.

The Offshore boats headed out under cloudy skies this morning. The sun was peeking out when the fish hit the dock. They had a good Dolphin day with both gaffers and bailers caught. They also had a few Wahoo. Sea Creature and Tuna Duck each released a Blue Marlin. Inshore boats had an excellent Red Drum day.

Citations:

Chandler Horney of Newland, NC released a Blue Marlin on Sea Creature

Some of the Off Shore Fleet made it out this morning. Bringing home a great caught of Dolphins,and some Wahoo.

Inshore made it out today with great catching of Red Drum

Off Shore Fleet stayed tied up today thanks to the wind.

Inshore Made it out today have a great catch of Red Drums.

The offshore fleet made it out again today, they had catches of Dolphin and Wahoo.

The inshore boats had another good day catching Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Red Drum and Speckled Trout. 

The big boats were finally unleashed this morning and the fish were waiting on them. Sea Creature released a Blue Marlin and Release released  2 Sailfish. The Dolphin catching was hot and the Wahoo weren't too shabby either. They even had a few Yellowfin Tuna. The Inshore boats were on the Red Drum this morning and plenty of Bluefish in the afternoon.

We hope everyone has a safe and happy Memorial Day. We give thanks to the heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom we have today.

Citations:

Ray Porter of Morganton, NC caught a 52lb. Wahoo on Calypso

John Olson of Hickory, NC caught a 40lb. Wahoo on Sea Creature

Josh Walden of Spruce Pine, NC released a Blue Marlin on Sea Creature

Amalia Harn of Virginia Beach, VA released a Sailfish on Release

Ethan Perry of Virginia Beach, VA released a Sailfish on Release

Patrick Lewis of Chesapeake, VA caught a 72lb. Wahoo on Carolina Girl

It was another day of the big boats staying home and the Inshore boats catching fish. The Inshore boats had really good catches of Red Drum, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead and Bluefish today.

The big boats are getting ready to head out tomorrow.

It's been back to winter with a wet and windy week. One of our Inshore boats braved the wet to fish today and had a good day of Red Drum fishing. Of course, this is the kind of weather Red Drum like. Tightline got onto them and made for happy anglers.

Tomorrow doesn't look any better and Monday is a bit iffy also. So we'll see what the sun brings and hopefully, we'll get to see the sun.

Inshore Fleet made it out today a little bumpy. Despite the wind they were able to bring in some 

Red Drum.

It was an Inshore fishing day today as the Offshore fleet stayed tied to the docks with the wind honking out of the NE. Inshore boats had great Red Drum catching in all sizes. Red Drum get hungry when the wind blows. They make for really yummy fish tacos too. They also had some Speckled Trout and a few Bluefish.

Citations:

Charles Crouse Jr. of Jacobus, PA caught a 6.2lb. 27" Speckled Trout on Black Pearl

A couple of the Offshore boats slipped through the inlet this morning and watched the sunrise over the bluewater.  It was choppy conditions but the fishing was good. Release and Sea Creature both released 2 Blue Marlins. Release also had a Spearfish. They also had good Dolphin fishing with both gaffers and bailers being caught along with a few Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna. The Nearshore boat caught a good amount of Spanish Mackerel. The Inshore boats had a good amount of Red Drum and Bluefish in the morning and Red Drum, Sheepshead, Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish in the afternoon.

Congratulations to our own Captain John Canning III of Hook Up for winning Third Place in the Oceans East Cobia Tournament

Citations:

Lea Dailey of Landisburg, PA released a Blue Marlin on Sea Creature

Joseph Dailey of Landisburg, PA released a Blue Marlin on Sea Creature

Rodney Anderson of Rock Cave, WV caught an 8.8lb. Sheepshead on Adventure

Linnea Leggett-Brown of Buckhannon, WV caught a 9.8lb. and a 10.11lb. Sheepshead on Adventure

Kimberly Beaver of Telford, TN caught an 8lb. Sheepshead on Black Pearl

James Turner of Richmond, VA released a Blue Marlin on Release

Christopher B. Manning of Manakin Sabot, VA released a Spearfish and a Blue Marlin on Release

The morning started out warm and fairly calm but when the wind switched and it got choppy fast. The Offshore boats still got onto the meat. Some of the boats came in early but not before they slung the meat on deck. Release and Sea Creature each released a Blue Marlin. They also had some gaffer Dolphin and a few Wahoo. Some of them had pretty bailer Dolphin, a couple of Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna and some Spanish Mackerel from calmer water. Because the wind was blowing, the Inshore boats had an excellent Red Drum day.

Citation:

Michael Keenan of Pisgah Forest, NC released a Blue Marlin on Sea Creature

The big boats stayed tied up for another day but the Inshore boats had a full day of catching slot-size Red Drum, some Bluefish and Speckled Trout. They had some happy campers that couldn't make it out to the deep but they didn't go home empty-handed.

Another day of wind made the Charter Fleet stay tied to the docks.

In Shore, the fleet made it out catching Speckled Trout, and Red Drum

Citations:

Scott Gress of IN. released a 50-inch Red Drum off the Black Pearl.

Mike Beckman of SC.  Caught a 5.04-pound Speckled Trout off the Adventure.

No OffShore Boats made it out to Clearwater today.

The Inshore Fleet went out today bringing home Red Drum,Bluefish

Citations: Tom Beckman from Celestine IN. released a 40-inch Red Drum off the Black Pearl.

Scott Gress from Celestin IN. released a 40inch Red Drum off the Black Pearl.