Fishing Reports

Cobia are here. Capt. Corey and the crew aboard C-Therapy have been finding fish, and right now is one of the better windows of the year to be out on the water targeting this species along the North Carolina coast. Cobia Cobia are a warm-water species that migrate north along the mid-Atlantic coast as water temps climb in late spring and early summer. The Outer Banks sits in a prime intercept zone — the Gulf Stream pushes close to the Carolina coast, and cobia follow the bait

June is delivering on the northern beaches. Multiple species are active in the surf right now, and the variety is keeping anglers busy from first light well into the evening. Incoming tides and cut bait have been the consistent producers this week. Bluefish Bluefish are running strong along the northern beaches right now. June is historically one of the better months to intercept them in the Corolla surf as they continue their push north along the mid-Atlantic coast. Fish the

May is one of the better times to be running offshore out of the Outer Banks. Water temps are climbing, bait is stacking up, and the Gulf Stream action is building across multiple species right now. Mahi-Mahi (Dolphinfish, Dorado) Mahi are showing offshore, and this is right in line with what you’d expect for this time of year along the NC coast. Water temps rising through May and into early summer push weed lines and baitfish out to the break — and mahi follow. The C-Therap

The Corolla surf is firing on multiple species right now, and the offshore bite is picking up just in time for the season. Bluefish Bluefish are pushing through the Corolla beaches in solid numbers this month. Fish up to 35 inches are showing in the surf — this is the prime window for blues along the mid-Atlantic coast as they make their spring migration north. Cut bait is producing well, with some fish also coming on artificials. Puppy Drum Slot-sized puppy drum are working

May is one of the better times to be fishing the Corolla beach. The water's warming, the bait is moving, and the surf is producing across multiple species right now. Here's what's happening. Bluefish — Strong Numbers in the Surf Bluefish up to 35 inches are showing well along the Corolla beaches right now. This is typical for May — blues are mid-migration, pushing north along the mid-Atlantic coast as water temps climb, and the Corolla surf is a prime intercept point. Cut