Rock Solid reporting in.

The cobia fishing has cooled off fast just as the water temps. This has been a uncharacteristic June out of Oregon Inlet with a lot of down-current and a lot of cool water in place. Not saying the fishing stinks just not great cobia fishing. The trolling for blues and spanish aka Buckshottin has been pretty good for the guys. The aj's, sheephead, and triggers have been nice as well. Capt Nemo put the first dolphin on the Rock Solid for the year a mile off the beach off Rodanthe on a bucktail! Which was surprising since the water has been so screwy this season. We also saw 7 cobia that day.

Got back on them on the 8th with Butch and co. We whacked on some nice cobia landing six with 66,62,58,54 being the four larger fish. Pretty work fellas.

We briefly tried on the 9th but the crappy weather conditions headed us back to the dock.
10th did not get to fish wind high winds and weather in the am. Went out for a couple hours in the evening but never saw a cobia.

Ole Cb, Cb, Cb, Cowbell and Tom came out the following day and we got one cobia for the box. That fish was insane Scott up at Blue Moon beach grill (MP 16) cooked us up some fresh cobia, fried squash blossom, seared scallops, great wine. All I am gonna say is you better go try lunch or dinner there. Thanks Tom and Cb

Ole buddy's from high school and beyond yesterday. Seth and crew out and whacking some triggers for dinner, then a little spanish mackeral/ bluefish action, then a nice bonita mackeral, then a nice tasty cobia, then cinderella story, 1.5 hours of 30-50lb class red drum on top off Avon and left em tailing.

Then the low..five cobia spotted today with the A team and one shot at one (big fat piggy) and no results to show for, skunkola! Sorry guys. I guess it is the balance of things for all the cobia we have punished in the past!

Thanks everyone for fishing hard and having a good time! Looking forward to this water setting back up so we can get back on the right cobia track!