Local Waterman Guides Us Through Scary Oregon Inlet in Our New Sport Fishing Boat
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Oregon Inlet in North Carolina is famous for its breaking water, big waves, and shifting sand bars-- something that has caused many boats, especially recently, to run aground and have other issues. In this video, we bring our new Sport Fishing boat, Speechless, for the first time since purchase and luckily, local help on the radio and on the water helped us get through a very stressful moment.
A special shout-out here to all the amazing watermen, especially in North Carolina, who are always so willing to sacrifice their time and efforts to assist others in need.
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One of the best views on the obx is coming across oregon inlet from hatteras at sunrise/set. I used to work in Avon and the ride to and from work was worth it for that view.
So true 👍
Good job Captain! Oregon Inlet is no joke.
Appreciate that Duane!
Living the dream 🤩
Been in and out of there a few times from Pirates cove marina. It changes every trip.
Yep, sure does bud.
I'm bringing my boat down from NJ. Am going to be your dock neighbor in slip 91 directly behind you. Thanks for making this video!!!
No way Bernie!! That's awesome!! When will you arrive?
@@saltwaterfishinguniversity if all goes well I should be there on Thursday or Friday of next week.
@@saltwaterfishinguniversity our vessel name is "Mad Ludwig" and its a 2005 Silverton 34 convertible
@@saltwaterfishinguniversity th-cam.com/video/D80VPrdUIR8/w-d-xo.html
Looks like a great trip
Always fun Alan! Appreciate you stopping by the channel, tight lines!
Well done gentlemen!
Hope your son knows how privileged he is, take him to the ghetto afterwards to see the other side of dream. Have fun great views!
No doubt Mat. I think about that type of thing all the time. Perspective is very, very important.
Way to go Captain!
Thanks Mike!
@@saltwaterfishinguniversity Took my Parker 2520 to Ocean City from Benedict Maryland by water. Was an AWESOME trip. 15 hr Ride. Enjoyed every minute of it. Tight lines and GOD BLESS YOU!
@@mikejordan6036 Love it man!!
You got the full crew! Alot of knowledge on board. I cant wait to see what is caught.
Appreciate that Jonathan!!
Great video,the inlet is always treacherous. Glad y'all got some help,no matter where you are we're all in this together. ;)
Appreciate that very much! Where do you fish out of Carolina Guy?
@@saltwaterfishinguniversity Anywhere,everywhere but I'm in Chowan County,not far from anything. ;)
i Sam & Omies they have a GREAT picture or a local comercial boat with a net reel coming in. You have to look around to find it, i think it's over by the mens bathroom. It sums up what the watermen have to deal with to rovide fresh LOCAL seafood.
The only time that I've gone into the Oregon Inlet we passed the mast (only) of a recently sunken boat. Puckering!
It sure can be Warren!
This brings back memories of back when I was stationed at Oregon Inlet Coast Guard station (The Pea Island Station) - Wondering if you can still see the FV Lois Joyce on the south side of the channel?
Good memories I’m sure Shannon!
It's still there
Actualy fished charter on obsesion out of that marina2021
Off topic. But, how far do y'all have to get offshore to find bluewater? Ignorant Florida boy asking. Thanks.
About 30ish miles from the inlet, not a dumb question at all!
Pretty boat how big???
40 x 15 Craig Blackwell. Thanks!
My boat's not that pretty but I can't wait to get down there in the sound I don't know about going out of the inlet. we'll see
Any boat is pretty if it allows you to be out on that water! Good luck out there!
@@saltwaterfishinguniversity Its mechanically sound and safe. I like the way it's set up good for multi-day fishing trips
@@simulatedpilot3441 Nice!