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After welcoming the new year, things get a bit quiet around the inlet. This means you can peacefully fish inshore, or head out to go after some big Bluefin Tuna – if the weather allows.

February is still well within Tuna season! It’s your best chance to go deep sea fishing after huge Bluefin Tuna, as well as Yellowfin. Be ready for a longer trip to reach the honey holes, though.

As winter finally draws to a close, you can see the inshore action picking up. If you’re late for the Tuna party, don’t worry, there are still Yellowfins out there in the Gulf Stream.

Redfish are biting inshore! You’ll also have a good time if you decide on tackling Black Drum and Trout. Offshore, Yellowfin Tuna will be biting, with the occasional Mahi or Wahoo taking the bait, too.

As we’re getting ready for summer, you’ll notice that the offshore bite is improving quite a lot. Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Yellowfin, and Blackfin Tuna are all great fishing options.

Summertime brings some excellent fishing with it. Anything from Mahi Mahi and Amberjack to Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna, and many, many more. The inshore bite is also on fire, so there'll be fish to catch wherever you go.

Offshore fishing is still at its peak, with Billfish, King Mackerel, and Mahi Mahi all biting. Inshore, Spotted Seatrout and Bluefish are the way to go, though you can expect other species to gobble up your bait as well.

If you’re up for a longer trip, you’ll have a blast in the deep sea waters. Blue and White Marlin, Sailfish, along with different kinds of Tuna will keep you entertained. Inshore, you'll see Bull Reds enter Oregon Inlet!

The fact that the weather’s cooling a bit won’t impact your fishing experience at all! Billfishing is as great as ever offshore, while you’ve got plenty of Bull Reds inshore.

October is a good time to catch Bull Reds before they leave the inlet. Offshore, Yellowfin Tuna make a grand return, making this month one of the best times of the year to reel them in.

As the waters cool down, you can expect Redfish to bite even harder. Otherwise, you can go offshore for a chance at Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo, King Mackerel, and maybe even an early Bluefin.

As the year draws to a close, you’ll see the Black Drum and Redfish bite staying strong inshore. In the Gulf Stream, the Bluefin Tuna season officially kicks off, setting stage for some of the most epic battles you can find.