Pointrunner charters, Oregon Inlet 11-22
eleven-20-11
Even though we caugh adequate to enjoy some excellent meals, the previous couple of days have not developed really a lot of fish for us. There have been some excellent catches amongst the fleet but it appears to be feast of famine. If your are the 1st boat to pass more than a faculty, you will get many bites, but following that, the fish appear to get skittish. We hope to be luckier tomorrow. Thank you for checking in. The Mako pictured underneath was a 90 pounder.
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Even though we caugh adequate to enjoy some excellent meals, the previous couple of days have not developed really a lot of fish for us. There have been some excellent catches amongst the fleet but it appears to be feast of famine. If your are the 1st boat to pass more than a faculty, you will get many bites, but following that, the fish appear to get skittish. We hope to be luckier tomorrow. Thank you for checking in. The Mako pictured underneath was a 90 pounder.
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eleven-22-eleven located some tuna
We took a track to the NE up to the triple zero’s and located some yellowfin tuna. The fishfinder lit up with marks a number of times….not often getting a bite, but our crew was pretty pleased with the catch and the tranquil seas. Ideally these fish will be moving nearer to Oregon Inlet. Thanks to Christian, Jessica, Tripp, and Steve for fishing aboard Position Runner today.
Capt Danny Wadsworth
Co-Capt/Mate Greg Erwin
252-473-3773
800-272-5199 (be positive to ask for Position Runner)
Point Runner
Oregon Inlet NC
http://www.pointrunner.com/
252-473-3773
Sport Fishing Community forums – North Carolina, South Carolina & Georgia Fishing
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