Off this morning on a drop dead slick cam Ocean....Outstanding...Caught some Spanish Mackerel & Bluefish trolling...Beautiful day

Finally got a beautiful day in the Ocean catching Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel

Went right back to the same spot as the morning and they were still there

Off today on a 1/2 day morning “Inlet Adventure Trip”……It was rough and the Inlet was brtal but these guys hung in there. Thanks Ken. We caught Bluefish ,Spanish Mackerel and a Bonita Mackerel…Goods Eats….Get the grease hot and the beer cold!! Give Fish Booker a call

Escape the rat race and come on down to Hatteras, NC and enjoy family oriented ,laid back calm water inshore fishing on the 42 foot FREE AGENT. We have XM radio, a shade top to keep you from getting sunburned, a 40 foot high tuna tower for sight casting, a bath room downstairs and a laid back atmosphere ....Give Fish Booker a call

May 4, 2026 North Carolina recreational Red Snapper season will open for 62 days MOREHEAD CITY – The recreational Red Snapper season will open for 62 days this summer for anglers willing to participate in a pilot project to test a data collection program that will use a mobile application to monitor the recreational Red Snapper season. The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Marine Fisheries is one of four Southeastern states that received a Red Snapper Exempted Fishing Permit (EFP) from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries to explore whether states can collect near real-time data to monitor the Red Snapper fishery. This initiative is supported by a $300,000 grant from Yamaha Rightwaters, a conservation program from Yamaha Motors focused on sustaining marine resources and recreational fishing opportunities. Anglers participating in the pilot project will be required to have a copy of the EFP with them. To participate and receive a copy, private recreational anglers must download the VESL mobile application and agree to record their Red Snapper harvest and discard information. Charter and headboat owners/operators must fill out an online request form to receive a copy of the EFP. Those captains must agree to continue to report their Red Snapper harvest and discards through the NOAA reporting system they already use. 2026 North Carolina Red Snapper Season Information Dates: July 1 – Aug. 31 Gear: Recreational hook and line only Size limit: None Bag limits: Private Recreational – 1 fish per person or 4 fish per vessel (whichever is more restrictive) Charter Boat (up to 6 passengers) – 1 fish per person or 4 fish per vessel (whichever is more restrictive) Headboat (Greater than 6 passengers) – 1 fish per person or 20 fish per vessel (whichever is more restrictive)