Marlin Season is now in full swing! Our charters have been treated to some really credible fishing over the last few days. We caught 5 out of 7 blue Marlin for the last 4 days, one Grand Slam, and a double Grand Slam. It looks like the weather will keep us to the dock for the next few days, I’m ready for a couple days off, then we’ll be back at it, let’s hope this Nor’easter brings in some more fish, September should be awesome!
We’ve had some great marlin fishing the last three days. A Grand Slam on Wednesday, a blue and a white Thursday, and we ended our day today with a quad of sails to complete a DOUBLE Grand Slam! Special guest appearance by The Fog!
Rhonda landed this 53# wahoo today! 
Today we went looking for a couple tuna for dinner and maybe a marlin. It worked out perfectly! We hooked 4 yellowfin from 63-72 pounds and landed all of them! We set back out and caught a 125# blue marlin, fished up the change and caught some Mahi! Great day with a great group, thanks Ken, I’ll see you in a couple weeks!
This is what I do for a living. No editing, no cameras, just fishing. Brian Simpson and his dad have been fishing with me for years. Now I get the opportunity to take his three sons out fishing and catch them their first Tuna. Great job Aubrey Braden and Carter!
We had a great day offshore cut short by squalls, but we still managed to catch a few nice tuna, a couple mahi, and a truly acrobatic blue marlin 
Ken Miller and his crew were lucky enough to land this 243# Bigeye today! We had a handful of quality bites to go with it! Great fishing right now, Oregon Inlet Fishing Center has boats available!
Off to work we go! I 
We had a little relief in our schedule this past weekend. For two days, it was blowing Northeast, and there was no way to get out of the inlet, but the cool weather was a welcome change of pace! We made it out yesterday and went to the south, hoping there would be some water to fish in. Plenty of bites,but not exactly what we were looking for. Ended up with a mixed bag.
Fast forward to today, a 187# bigeye and 10 yellowfin. Fishing is fishing, and it changes everyday. 
