Reel Scream

Hi, Depending on where you are staying , I will try to give some info. If you are staying North(Duck,Corolla,Kitty Hawk,Nags Head) Then fishing out of Oregon inlet would be your best bet. There are two inlets, the 1st one you cross is Oregon inlet. There is a marina right before you get to the bridge. They have numerous charters that run from there. Offshore trips run about $1900 or so for the day plus tips. The inshore will guides will take you inshore(sound side) or near shore(ocean side). The inshore trips that time of year will target flounder, blues,gray trout, small red drum, cobia & spanish mackerel. They will charge around $450 for a 1/2 day and $600 for 3/4. The offshore bite is going to be mostly Dolphin that time of year with a few yellowfin & wahoo mixed in & there is always a chance for a Marlin. Now, if you are staying further south on the island, say from Avon & south(Buxton,Frisco or Hatteras Village) you can then slide down to Hatteras inlet to fish. There are a number of great guides that fish out of Teach's Lair Marina. Inshore trips out of Hatteras run around $325/350 for 1/2 day and $500/600 full day. The offshore trips are much cheaper as well. You can go offshore for a full day from around $1000/$1300 a day depending on the boat. Same fish inshore/offshore as mentioned above. The Cobia bite will typically be winding down by then, but there are always a few around. The inshore/nearshore guys will also run you to some of the numerous artificial reefs/wrecks in the area to bottom fish for Amberjacks, Almacojacks, Triggerfish & Black Sea bass. Beach fishing that time of the year offers numerous species, Flounder,Gray trout,Sea Mullet,Blues,Red Drum,Black Drum,Croakers.You can buy an over sands permit from the National Park service.We cruise the beach looking for "holes" which are breaks in the outer sand bars that give the fish easier access to the troughs running parallel to the beach. Equipment wise, I would take a medium 7' spinning rod and a 10' to 11' surf set up with me. That way,you can cast plastics,jigs& bait to catch flounder,trout, sea mullet ect. Also,have some metal lures ready if some Spanish mackerel or Blues come crashing through. Tons of fun on lite tackle. You can then soak the big rod with fresh bunker or mullet for Drum & sharks. They always catch a few Cobia of the beach every year as well. We always stay at the south end of the island(Buxton,Frisco & mostly Hatteras). If you buy an over sands permit, make sure you take a jack,small shovel,a tow strap and a board to support the jack.We go down around 5 or 6 times a year.We just got back from a week duck hunting & a little bit of surf fishing,had a ball as usual. Here's a pic of the boss fighting a decent shark from the other day. Hope this helps, good luck and have fun!

About the same, as of 7:38 pm SaturdayNorthwest winds 15 to 20 knots becoming west. Sunny. Waves 1 to 3 feet building to 3 to 5 feet.

Here ya go, report as of 7:46 pm SaturdayNorthwest winds 15 to 20 knots diminishing to 10 to 15 knots. Mainly clear. Waves 2 to 4 feet building to 3 to 5 feet...then subsiding to 1 to 3 feet.

Town of Newfane Marina in Olcott. They have a pavilion with 6 or 7picnic tables. I think there is still a permanent grill there,but I believe the marina has a portable grill, you just have ask. Dockage is available but space will probably be limited in August. Hope this helps

Before and after pics from one a couple years ago, they are a hoot to catch Before After

With the weather forecast predicted, my dad canceled his dock for this weekend. He doesn't want to tow her up for a maybe a 1/2 day on Saturday and he only usually fishes until 10 or 11 on Sundays. So the plan is for him to bring it up the following weekend. Boat is in Northeast PA stored inside and arrangements can be made to see her there if interested. Thanks, Frank

Sorry , he's not interested in any trades. If anybody is in area and interested she will be at Olcott this weekend. Also a couple more interior pics some had asked for. Take care. Thanks, Frank

All pm's replied to. Boat will be in Olcott starting around 08/14/14. Feel free to take a look and sea trial's can be arranged. Look forward to meeting you rodbuster Thanks

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Sold Hi All, I am listing this for my father. He's is looking to scale back and he feels its time to let the Parker go. He is the original owner and the boat has only been used in freshwater. The boat is in immaculate condition and has very low hours. Has very nice cuddy and is very economical to run. I have attached the performance bulletin for this set up and as you can see you can get almost 3 mpg cruising at 28 mph.The boat and equipment are as follows: Boat: 2007 Parker 2320 SL Sport Cabin w/bracket 8'6" beam 21 degree deadrise 137 Gallon Fuel tank No Bottom paint Motors: 2007-Yamaha F250 Four Stroke w/314 hours 2013-Yamaha F9.9 high thrust Four stroke kicker w/electric start & power trim/tilt Yamaha Fuel Management system Electronics: Garmin 2210 Gps/Chartplotter w/10.5 color screen Ray Marine DSX600 color fishfinder w/dual transducer Raymarine VHF radio Depth Raider Speed & Temp display & probe Troll Master Kicker throttle control Onboard dual bank battery charger Eqipment: 2-Cannon Mag 5A downriggers w/dual rod holders and swivel bases 6 Rod rocket launcher 2 Big Jon Planerboard reels 15" gunwale mounted Taco outriggers 2-Cisco rod holders Trailer: Loadmaster Tandem axle aluminum trailer w 9500 capacity Radial tires w/spare Listed at $49,500

Here is our boat the Reel Scream, 2006 Sailfish 2660 with twin Yamaha F150's