Outer Banks Surf Fishing in October
October surf fishing on the OBX: bull drum, the spot run, false albacore, fall bluefish blitz. The most beginner-friendly catch month of the year.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in August
August surf fishing on the OBX: peak summer water temps, the start of the mullet run, and the first big drum at Cape Point.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in September
September on the OBX: the best month. Bull drum at Cape Point, chopper blues, false albacore, pompano, the works. Why locals don’t take vacation in September.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in July
July on the OBX: peak summer, peak pompano, peak shark fishing. Why locals fish at sunrise and sunset and never at noon.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in June
June on the OBX: water hits 75°, summer fishery kicks in. Pompano, Spanish mackerel, snapper blues, sharks, and the first-light window.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in April
April surf fishing on the OBX: peak puppy drum, the bluefish run, sea trout, and the variety month most locals consider the best of the year.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in May
May surf fishing on the OBX: peak variety. Drum holds, blues thin, Spanish mackerel arrive, pompano show up, cobia from the piers.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in March
March on the Outer Banks: water warms, sea mullet stack up, first puppy drum and tailor blues arrive. The shoulder month worth fishing.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in January
January on the Outer Banks: striped bass, cold water, miles of empty beach. What’s biting, regulations, and how to fish the surf in 50° water.
Outer Banks Surf Fishing in February
February surf fishing on the OBX: the slow month. Sea mullet, black drum, leftover stripers, and how to find the few biting windows.
