Winter is a slow time for fishing, but periods of moderate weather and calm conditions along the Outer Banks will often encourage some fish to bite.  The weather has been somewhat mild lately, and there has been some consistent fishing.

Striped bass at Oregon Inlet and in the Duck area on the OBX are providing some of the most consistent action.  Several stripers of 35 pounds or more were caught over the past week.

Oregon Inlet: Limits of good-sized yellowfin tuna offshore when sea conditions are favorable.

Surf Fishing: Puppy drum and some flounder.