Fishing Report September 10, 2009

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Fishing Report September 10, 2009

Written by Mike Metzgar

Wednesday, 16 September 2009 07:00

Brought to you by Joe Malat - Your Outer Banks Fishing Authority.
updated every Thursday evening

`Fishing Report for the Week of September 3-10.`

`Water Temps:`	`Duck -`	`73 Degrees`
	`Frisco -`

An Overview for the Week

This has been a tough week for anglers. Relentless north to northeasterly winds gusting to 25 knots today and blew like stink for the past few days kept boats tied to the dock and most anglers off the beach. But some fish were reported for anglers who were willing to withstand a little abuse from the weather. If the forecast holds as predicted, the wind will die down and shift more to a westerly direction, and no rain is in the future. If all of that comes together, it should be a lucrative weekend for anglers along several fronts.

I hope to fish on the beach tomorrow (Friday) and if I have any good news to share, I'll add it to the report tomorrow afternoon.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 September 2009 07:02