Frisco Rod and Gun fishing report 8-2

Default 7-31-eleven Fishing Report
The climate was not as good these days as it has been just lately. Thunderstorms struck offshore this afternoon, and it rained inshore for the most part of the day. The temperatures had been in the low 80’s with a wind blowing out of the south east at 5-ten mph.

Seaside Fishing slowed down some right now as we only heard of spanish mackerel, and bluefish at the level. As properly as some sea mullet and pompano on the south beach.

Inshore charter guides had a fairly sluggish day as well. They reported only catching bluefish nowadays.

Offshore slowed down really a bit from yesterday, but yesterday was a when in a life span kind of day. They nevertheless documented great catches of dolphin, with a couple of wahoo all around these days.

The weather is suppose to be similar tomorrow. They are calling for forty% likelihood of rain with scattered thunderstorms. Temperatures expected to be in the substantial 80’s to very low 90’s, with winds blowing out of the south at five-ten mph to begin the day. Afterwards on the wind is expected to change to the north west at five-ten mph.

eight-one-11 Outer Banks Fishing Report
Another sunny day. Light south-east winds five mph and temperatures in the mid 80’s. Cape Stage has had really good catches of spanish mackerel and blue fish on lures in the morning and late afternoon. Scattered catches of sea mullet, pompano, croaker and spot have been caught up and down the beach in Buxton and Frisco. Down at the Hatteras Inlet, the bluefish and spanish mackerel fishing was very good utilizing lures. A few flounder and pompano also caught on bait. Inshore, the boats caught speckled trout, blue fish, spanish mackerel and flounder. The offshore fleet had great dolphin and wahoo fishing. A few black fin tuna mixed in. 4 sail fish introduced nowadays.

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