Fly Fishing the Outer Banks (Hatteras Island)
Michael Kelley Shepherd, Jr.
Brother's bachelor party is down on the Outer Banks in March.
We've booked the requisite day of offshore beer fishing (his choice, he's not a fisherman - fly or otherwise), but I'm looking to do some inshore/near shore fly fishing while I'm down there.
Anyone have opinion on fly guides down there?
What about shops?
Growing up we used Frisco Rod and Gun for surf fishing needs, can't remember the guides we used for inshore finishing.
We're staying at the south end of Hatteras, but for a great guide I'd happy drive the hour back to Oregon Inlet. Thoughts anyone?
Carl Smolka
Outer Banks Fly Fishing – from the Oregon Inlet Fishing Center
Brain Horsey or Sarah Gardner – both are excellent
Carl
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Steven Butler
On Sunday, January 18, 2015 at 8:21:00 AM UTC-5, carl.smolka wrote:
Outer Banks Fly Fishing – from the Oregon Inlet Fishing Center
Brain Horsey or Sarah Gardner – both are excellent
Carl
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Subject: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Fly Fishing the Outer Banks (Hatteras Island)
Hey all - glad to finally contribute. Been lurking around the forum for a while.
Brother's bachelor party is down on the Outer Banks in March.
We've booked the requisite day of offshore beer fishing (his choice, he's not a fisherman - fly or otherwise), but I'm looking to do some inshore/near shore fly fishing while I'm down there.
Anyone have opinion on fly guides down there?
What about shops?
Growing up we used Frisco Rod and Gun for surf fishing needs, can't remember the guides we used for inshore finishing.
We're staying at the south end of Hatteras, but for a great guide I'd happy drive the hour back to Oregon Inlet. Thoughts anyone?
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http://www.tpfr.org
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Carl Smolka
For 4 fly fishers, I would recommend getting both their boats. They have center console Jones Brothers boats which can accommodate 2 fly fishers or 1 fly fisher in the bow and 2 spin fishers aft. Both are excellent captains and a half day is what I would choose.
Carl
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Steven Butler
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:12:16 PM UTC-5, carl.smolka wrote:
For 4 fly fishers, I would recommend getting both their boats. They have center console Jones Brothers boats which can accommodate 2 fly fishers or 1 fly fisher in the bow and 2 spin fishers aft. Both are excellent captains and a half day is what I would choose.
Carl