Fishing Report 10-12

So we got through a blustery weekend, and for us, there was nothing more than that.

We got saved again.

We didn't have to deal with the stuff like the people on the Gulf Coast did, thankfully.

We've paid our dues on that and done plenty of it.

And so we lost all of our offshore fishing, nearshore fishing equipment, Nothing to report.

They'll probably get back out over the next few days.

And when they do, we got things.

This is the part about what will be.

We had really good meat fishing offshore.

We had yellowfin tuna and blackfin tuna, more blackfins and hatteras, more yellowfins at Oregon Inlet.

a few wahoos, and the mahi fishing was still pretty good down in Hatteras.

It fell off quite a bit for the Oregon Inlet Fleet.

The bill fishing seems to be over for good now, with the exception of a stray here or there.

But man, we had a great summer on the billfish.

That's about what was.

And we had great meat fishing ahead of the blow.

Really good.

There were boats with box fulls of tuna, tunas on multiple days.

So that will resume.

This is the peak time on the calendar for a good tuna bite.

We'll continue to catch yellow fins and black fins up until late December.

And then those big blue fins will start showing up There's a whole winter industry that has built up around those.

So that's where we're at on the tuna front.

So most of our report, the part about what is, is going to be surf, mostly surf, a little bit on the piers, and, of course, the drum bite.

There's a decent drum bite at Cape Point.