Oregon Inlet – Outer Banks
A top Outer Banks inlet with strong tidal flow that pulls in red drum, trout, flounder, and seasonal cobia. The shifting bars and channels create great ambush zones, especially on
A top Outer Banks inlet with strong tidal flow that pulls in red drum, trout, flounder, and seasonal cobia. The shifting bars and channels create great ambush zones, especially on
One of the most famous surf fishing spots in NC and a hotspot for trophy red drum, bluefish, and sharks. The point’s shifting currents create deep pockets that hold bait
A deep-water pier with strong currents that draw Spanish mackerel, kings, trout, and seasonal pelagics. Its long reach gives anglers access to deeper water than most nearby piers. Great for
Hard structure and strong tidal movement make this jetty a reliable area for flounder, redfish, and sheepshead. The rocks create perfect ambush points, especially on incoming tide. One of the
A legendary offshore spot where Gulf Stream water mixes with structure from the old tower platform. Loaded with mahi, wahoo, tuna, and kings. The warm water and bait schools create
A productive inlet with rocky structure, strong tides, and year-round action for redfish, speckled trout, drum, and sheepshead. The mix of deep channels, jetty rocks, and sand flats creates a
A long, modern pier reaching out to deeper water where cobia, red drum, Spanish, and kings cruise. Known for seasonal runs and clean water. Offers a great mix of bottom
A classic Topsail Beach pier known for strong king mackerel runs, fall trout action, and steady drum. Good variety from bottom fish to pelagics. Deep enough to get into migrating
A remote beach point with clean water, strong currents, and one of the best fall albacore fisheries on the East Coast. Drum and bluefish also stack up around the point.
A deep and productive inlet with steady movement of bait between Bogue Sound and the Atlantic. Great for flounder, redfish, Spanish, and seasonal false albacore. Multiple access points and ramps