Lynnhaven Inlet Fishing Charters

The average price for a private 4 hour Lynnhaven Inlet fishing trip is US $588, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you US $1,089 based on prices on FishingBooker.com.

Which fishing charters in Lynnhaven Inlet are good for families?

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What are the top fish species I can catch in Lynnhaven Inlet?

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What are the top types of fishing in Lynnhaven Inlet?

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Do Lynnhaven Inlet fishing charters provide rods, reels and tackle?

Many fishing charters in Lynnhaven Inlet provide rods, reels and tackle. Some of the top rated are:

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What fishing trips are offered by fishing charters in Lynnhaven Inlet?

Some of the fishing trips offered by fishing charters in Lynnhaven Inlet are:

2-hour fishing trips – US $358
3-hour fishing trips – US $425
4-hour fishing trips – US $650
5-hour fishing trips – US $750
6-hour fishing trips – US $900
8-hour fishing trips – US $1,386
10-hour fishing trips – US $1,325
12-hour fishing trips – US $2,800

Fishing in Lynnhaven Inlet

Tucked away in the north of Virginia Beach, Lynnhaven Inlet gives you access to inshore, nearshore, and deepwater fishing. Come aboard a charter and experience the best of both worlds, fighting it out with some of the Atlantic’s most cherished creatures.

In the creeks and around the islands in the inlet itself, you’ll have the chance to test your bottom fishing skills in the shallow waters. Seabass, Flounder, Tautog, Trout, Drum, and many more provide for a thrilling encounter with plenty of delicious rewards.

Head a little further out, and there’s not an angler in the world who won’t envy you. Explore the Chesapeake Bay and go after monster Rockfish (Striped Bass) year-round, along with Mackerel, and other tasty beasts. Hit the reefs in the Atlantic, and you could even land yourself a Cobia or Amberjack. And the beauty of it? This can all be done within just a four-hour trip!

The more adventurous among you, though, may relish the chance to go offshore. Spend anywhere from 10 to 14 hours in the heart of the Atlantic going up against pelagic monsters like Yellowfin and Bluefin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Sailfish, and even the elusive Tilefish. Get ready for some serious lifting, and experience fishing like never before!

Rules & Regulations

Lynnhaven Inlet fishing charters come with licenses covered for all on board, so that’s one less thing to worry about. Your professional guide will keep you updated on the latest bag limits, to make sure you stay on the right side of the law on your thrilling fishing adventure.

Lynnhaven Inlet

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Lynnhaven Inlet Fishing Seasons

January

Escape the winter blues with a fantastic fishing adventure. Hit the Chesapeake Bay and go after some monster Rockfish and test your fishing skills while everyone else is waiting for the season to kick off.

February

While all the other fish are hiding from the cold, the strong Rockfish is still braving the elements, giving you the chance to work up a sweat and land a prized treat to take home for a warming dinner.

March

More and more boats start to make their way out to the water, as every serious angler starts warming up for the season. Go after Trout inshore, Rockfish nearshore, and get a headstart on the rest.

April

You’ll feel the fishing really get going in Lynnhaven Inlet come April, with the inshore fishing offering up plenty of Black and Red Drum, while Yellowfin and Bluefin Tuna start showing up offshore.

May

With the better weather comes better fishing conditions, and you can choose between an inshore trip to go after monster Drums or an offshore adventure to land some delicious Tuna to fill the freezer.

June

Cobia joins the nearshore party to add an extra dimension to the dilemma of where to go fishing in summer. Hit the nearshore wrecks, the inshore shallows, or deep waters offshore, and tackle ‘em all.

July

There’s a reason why Virginia Beach’s annual Marlin Tournament takes place in July. Get offshore and join the pros in pursuit of this trophy fish, on what promises to be a fishing trip like never before.

August

There’s no letting up in the hunt for Billfish out in the Atlantic, with the Virginia Beach Billfish Tournament attracting anglers from all over the world. But don’t miss out on the Cobia and Drum fishing too!

September

While the kids may have gone back to school, there’s no sign of the fish disappearing anytime soon. Head on a specific charter out of Lynnhaven Inlet to hunt Tuna and take advantage of their peak season.

October

As the weather starts to turn, you’ll see fewer and fewer anglers on the water. But don’t be fooled. Rockfish return to the fold, with Fluke, Tautog, Seabass, and Trout providing plenty of support inshore.

November

Catch the last of the true inshore season before the fish go into hiding for the winter. Hit the creeks bays and go after a range of exciting and delicious fish to test your fishing skills and take home for a treat.

December

It’s slim pickings for the most part come December, but you can still find some Rockfish hanging around the shallow waters. Get your fish on and land something delicious to warm up over the holidays.

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