FISHING REPORT SAT 1/17/2015

Sunny but cool today, high about 44 degrees, wind N 10-15, shifting later to light E.  Sunset at 5:13 PM with sunrise tomorrow about 7:12 AM.  First tide for Jennettes Pier is a low at 4:22 AM with a high at 10:44 AM.  Second tide is a low at 4:28 PM followed with the high at 10:41 PM.  Water temp at Duck pier is posted today at 45 degrees.

Slim fish reports lately – early in the week I did read of a first hand sighting of 2 surf fishermen coming back from the jetty area of Oregon Inlet each carrying a 20#plus striper.  Every once and awhile I hear of a slot sized drum taken from the beach, usually around O. I.

Back in 2013 researchers in the Cape Cod area put a satellite tag onto the dorsal fin of a female 14 ft  great white shark and affectionately named her Katherine.  On Friday evening Jan. 9  after cruising through Oregon Inlet, Katherine’s tag pinged her location just northeast of Stumpy Point at 8:45 PM.  14 hours later she pinged again just south of Swan Quarter.  At that point she must have gotten really pissed off cause less than 3 hours later she pinged again on the other side of Cape Hatteras after dashing through Hatteras Inlet!!!

Coolbreeze out

 

NOV 9th 2014 FISHING REPORT

Conditions are a lot like yesterday, light north winds, calm seas, 61 degree ocean temp @ Duck Research Pier.  5 PM sunset today and sunrise tomorrow at 6:34 AM.

First tide is a low at 2:18 AM followed with a high at 8:33 AM
Second tide is low at 3:14 PM with the high at 8:57 PM

Slot sized drum were taken from the surf yesterday from corolla to hatteras and I would expect as much today.  There are keeper trout out there if you can get your baits past the dinks.  Good luck      Coolbreeze out ………

FISHING REPORT 8/1/2014

Expect a mostly cloudy Friday, 60% chance of rain w/ possible t-storms, wind E shifting SE and a high about 82 degrees.  Sunset will be at 8:08 PM and tomorrows sunrise sill be at 6:10 AM.
First tide is a low at 5:23 AM and high at 11:37 AM
Second tide is a low at 5:50 PM and high at 11:40 PM

Jennettes pier woke up early with 2 king mackerel before 7 a.m. @ 38# and 22#.  Included in their report were nice catches of blues, spot and croaker.
OBX pier said they had decent spot, sea mullet and blues.
Nags Head pier reported ice spot yesterday and today
Avalon had good catches of bluefish and spot this morning

BE A HERO,
TAKE A KID FISHING!!!

July 15th FISHING REPORT

For Tuesday, 7/15/14, expect a high about 88 degrees with SSW/S winds 15 – 20 MPH, partly cloudy skies and a 40% chance of rain.  Sunset will be 8:19 PM and sunrise tomorrow is at 5:58 AM.
First tide is a low at 4:19 AM with the high at 10:22 AM
Second tide is low at 4:39 PM followed with the high at 10:41 PM

Duck research pier posted the water temp this morning at a nipply  59 degrees – We’re talking severe shrinkage here.  The other northern OBX piers are listing similar chilly temps in the low 60s.  This cold, muddy, water condition definitely puts a damper on our local beach and pier fishing.  AND THE GOOD NEWS – expect a sea change Wed nite and Thurs as the wind swings around to the N-NE.  If you don’t like the weather around here, just wait a little while, it will accommodate ( not always the way you like ).  Meanwhile if you head south of  Rodanthe on Hatteras Island, warmer water can be had at the expense of a short drive.

BE A HERO,   TAKE A KID FISHING !!!

Coolbreeze out

Thursday 7/13/2014 FISHING REPORT

It’s a pretty nice day on the sandbar.  Winds are SW shifting S later 5 – 15 mph.  Expect a high about 84 degrees mostly sunny with a 0% chance for rain.  Sunset is 8:21 PM, sunrise tomorrow is 5:56 AM.
First tide is a low at 2:40 AM and high at 8:34 AM
Second tide is a low at 2:46 PM followed with a high at 8:58 PM

Checking around this morning Avalon pier reported the water was warm and clear but the fishing was slow with just a few bluefish and Spanish mackerel.  Jennettes pier had a 29+ pound cobia at 8AM and a mixed bag of blues, sea mullet and spot coming over the rail  with a water temp of 73 degrees.  Outer Banks pier had clear, warm water conditions reporting blues, Spanish, spot and a 23 inch puppy drum at the home of FISHEADS, a truly Oceanside hotspot.

On a beautiful Sunday, be a hero,   TAKE A KID FISHING !!!

Coolbreeze out