Rehoboth Beach offers world-class fishing in Delaware's dynamic waters, where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. Anglers can target Flounder and Bluefish nearshore during summer, with peak Bluefish action from July to October. The area's structure-rich Blake Channel also yields impressive catches of these species year-round. Offshore adventures reveal pelagic giants like Bluefin, Yellowfin, and Bigeye Tuna from May through October, while White and Blue Marlin provide thrilling battles between July and September.
Delaware's state fish, the Weakfish, joins seasonal runs of Striped Bass, Black Drum, and Cobia inshore. The region's diverse ecosystem supports over 50 species, including Sharks like Makos and Hammerheads that patrol the bay. With both freshwater ponds and deep-sea opportunities, Rehoboth Beach delivers unmatched variety—from family-friendly surf fishing to challenging offshore expeditions targeting Swordfish and Mahi Mahi during summer peaks.
Year-round fisheries ensure constant action: winter brings Striped Bass to the inlet, spring welcomes Mackerel migrations, and fall Tuna runs extend the season. This coastal gem combines accessibility with exceptional biodiversity, making every charter a unique adventure through rich feeding grounds just minutes from shore.