Some of the species you can expect to target are largemouth and spotted bass, channel, flathead and blue catfish, gar, striped and hybrid bass along with a variety of panfish including bluegill and crappie.

As a student at Davidson College, Lake Norman is just a stone’s throw from Capt. Will’s classroom. His favorite times to fish Lake Norman are during the fall and spring when the fish are active and there is relatively little boat pressure.

Fish like the locals aboard a 24’ Sea Ark Super Jon boat. It is a stable open fishing platform that comes powered by a 200 HP Yamaha engine. Perfect for accommodating up to 5 anglers, the vessel is fitted with top-notch navigational electronics and other professional accessories, including a wireless trolling motor for a quiet ride and an ice box to keep your catch fresh during the day.

The 24’ Seaark Procat 240 offers plenty of room for 5 passengers and the fish you’re going to catch. The walk-thru windshield provides a comfortable ride as you seek out the fish. The boat is also furnished with a Bimini top as added comfort for the occasional rain or on those hot sunny days.