Striper biting at the Outer Banks, Saltwater Fishing Report

I had a chance to fish yesterday afternoon, so after a few calls, Capt. Marc and Steve decided to make the run with me. We didn't leave the dock until about 1:45. We ran down the beach & found some birds & bait, so out went the first rig. I tried a new lure from Tournament Grade Tackle www.tgttackle.com and did even get it in the water good before we had a fish on. The first three fish were caught before I could get a second bait in the water. Hooked 6 fish & back at the dock before 4:30. One citation at 37lbs & the rest in the low 30's. Can't wait to go again. It's easy to get on the fish when you have twin 250's on a 23ft. Cape Horn.

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Captain's Bio: Ray has fished the ocean and inland waters from New York down to the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. In the mid-80's, Ray decided to settle in Nags Head and fine-tune his passion of fishing. The ocean and sounds of the Outer Banks hold numerous species of fish, which he catches all year long.

Ray puts all his experience into every trip to insure a great fishing adventure. If you are a seasoned pro or just a beginner, Ray will give you 100% to make sure your charter is memorable.