Ray Fishing
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- Trips fromUS $1,095
- Angler's ChoiceInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $400
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- Instant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $750
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- Angler's ChoiceTrips fromUS $600
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- Angler's ChoiceInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $300
- Angler's ChoiceInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $450
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Featured Ray fishing charters
- 6 Hour Shark/Reds Jetty – Channel - 12:30 PM
+1If you want to come across some world-famous sea creatures, join your captain for this Inshore Shark adventure! You'll throw big lines out for Sharks in the Jetty-Galveston Ship Channel Area, where you'll hope to hook adrenaline pumping species such as Bull, Blacktip and Spinner Sharks to name a few. Your captain will make sure you have all the fishing gear you'll need for a productive trip, so just bring along your snacks and drinks and a fishing license. Fuel surcharge when marine fuel is over $5 pgPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $850 - Angler's Choice4 Hour Trip Inshore (PM)
+8Can't or don't want to go earlier? Please, try a Quick PM Session. Although bigger fish are usually found in the bay, our coastal fish can be fun, too. Capt James Nelson excels in customer service. This means you will benefit by having fun, and you might even catch a few fish for dinner. You'll be fishing the coastal waters just outside San Diego Bay, targeting a variety of species. We will be on the Pacific Ocean. These Trips are Limited in Availability, so Book yours as soon as you can.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $700 - 6 hour trip nearshore
+8You have the opportunity on a near short trip to possibly get Kingfish , ling,sharks maybe redsnapperInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $1,200 - Angler's Choice4 Hour Trip — Bay Fishing - 1:00 PM
+5Spend the morning fishing for Halibut, Spotted Bay Bass, Bonefish, and Shark in the calm waters of San Diego Bay. These trips are perfect for people who sometimes get seasick or aren't looking to spend the whole day at sea. Live bait is not included on these trips but can be purchased for an additional fee. Please note that the trip is primarily catch and release. Maximum 4 people per trip.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $749 - 3/4 day
+8Come join us on a 6 hour fishing adventure through some of the most beautiful flats fishing the coast has to offer . We fish along the islands, outer points and in the tidal creeks . We often target Redfish, Trout, and Snook, but catch many other species in the mix.Price for up to 2 peopleUS $600 - Angler's Choice2 Hour Trip – Kids Trip (PM)
+5This is a great family friendly time on the water focused on keeping the kids occupied catching fish.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $450 - Angler's ChoiceHalf Day Trip (Morning)
+8Great trip lots of fun, beautiful outside and lots of different species of fish! We supply all rods and reels, bait and tackle, also live bait when available. Near shore, inlet and back water fishing!Price for up to 3 peopleUS $450 - Angler's Choice6-Hour Bay/Jetty Fishing Excursion - 11:30 AM
+8Get ready for a 6-hour inshore fishing adventure targeting some of the Gulf's most exciting species! We'll be fishing the jetties and roaming the bay—adapting to the season and conditions to put you right where the action is. Expect to hook into hard-fighting Redfish, Speckled Trout, tough-biting Sheepshead, powerful Sharks, and plenty of surprise catches along the way. Every trip is a new opportunity for something memorable on the line. No fuel surcharges—just pure fishing, all day.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $800 - Angler's Choice8 Hour Shark Trip Flexable Start
+68 Hour shark fishing trip! We will start off by gigging or bowfishing stingrays for bait, which is probably more fun than shark fishing in itself! After we catch all the bait we need and are ready to move on to shark fishing we'll end up in the passes like Captiva Pass, or Boca Grande Pass to shark fish.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $950 - 6 Hour Combo - 12:00 PM
+6The best of both worlds! Mix it up with some light and heavy tackle fishing. Target multiple different species from redfish, trout, puppy drum, sheepshead, flounder etc.....to the large bull redfish and adult black drum, jack crevalle, giant rays and shark all in one trip!Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $725
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What anglers say about Ray fishing
- 5.0/5(3 Hour Bay Adventure)
Amazing experience
I caught a sting ray and my dad caught 2 sharks. Very fun trip, looking forward to another one next year hopefully
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip (AM))
great Captain
rough time of year to catch fush and we caught a lot!! Thanks captain Eddie!!
- 5.0/5((Bay) (reef & wreck) or cobia)
best trip ever in my fishing experiences...captain was amazing great guy...
this was a great experience...captain is great atwhat he does....an after we fished we even checked a few crab pots......recommend anyone and everyone of all ages check this experience out .. THANK YOU AGAIN..
- 5.0/5(3 Hour Trip – Back Bay Shark Trip)
James rocks!
Had an awesome trip with our captain James, my son, and my dad. James was knowledgeable, patient, and knew exactly where to find the fish. The highlight was watching my son hook into a shark, with our captain coaching him through the fight. It was an unforgettable day for three generations, and we’ll definitely fish with him again.
- 5.0/5(Half Day Trip)
Captain Chris is exceptional
I took my son and his 2 friends (neither of whom had fished before) & Chris was phenomenal. Worked to get us on fish, patient, explained the techniques and what we were doing and got us on some great fish. I’ve been coming to OBX and fishing for 20 years and Captain Chris is as good as they come. We’ll definitely be back. No one better.
Related species
About Ray fishing
Rays belong to a large family of flat, bottom dwelling creatures called Rajiformes. This group includes species such as Skates, Guitarfish, Sawfish, and a variety of Rays including Manta Rays, Eagle Rays, Electric Rays, and Stingrays. Anglers catch all of these on occasion, whether they’re intentionally Ray fishing or not!
How Big?
There are hundreds of Ray species, with wingspans ranging from several inches to more than 20’. Stingrays, Electric Rays, and Eagle Rays typically reach a 5-7’ wingspan, while some Manta Rays easily grow several times larger.
When and Where
You can find Rays just about anywhere, including rivers in many parts of the world. They usually stay buried in the sand or mud, but can also feed in schools while sweeping across large areas. Few anglers go fishing for Rays intentionally, with the exception of gigging and bowfishing enthusiasts on the Gulf Coast and southeast Florida.
Stingray caught in San Francisco Bay, California
How to Fish
Rays are popular gigging and bowfishing targets. Hunting for them is very similar to fishing for Flounder, another flat species that hides on the seafloor. Anglers also catch Rays incidentally while drifting or bottom fishing.
Good to Eat?
Most people are in the habit tossing Rays back into the water when they catch them, but you can make a decent meal out of these creatures. Cleaning a Ray is much like cleaning any other fish you’d normally take home for dinner. The fins hold most of the meat, which is dense and chewy. Some describe the taste as a mix of fish and lobster. In Malaysia and Singapore, people like to eat spicy barbecued Ray, while people in Iceland eat it rotten and fermented. However you decide to cook your catch, you'll have a wide ar-ray of possibilities!
Rays belong to a large family of flat, bottom dwelling creatures called Rajiformes. This group includes species such as Skates, Guitarfish, Sawfish, and a variety of Rays including Manta Rays, Eagle Rays, Electric Rays, and Stingrays. Anglers catch all of these on occasion, whether they’re intentionally Ray fishing or not!
How Big?
There are hundreds of Ray species, with wingspans ranging from several inches to more than 20’. Stingrays, Electric Rays, and Eagle Rays typically reach a 5-7’ wingspan, while some Manta Rays easily grow several times larger.
When and Where
You can find Rays just about anywhere, including rivers in many parts of the world. They usually stay buried in the sand or mud, but can also feed in schools while sweeping across large areas. Few anglers go fishing for Rays intentionally, with the exception of gigging and bowfishing enthusiasts on the Gulf Coast and southeast Florida.
Stingray caught in San Francisco Bay, California
How to Fish
Rays are popular gigging and bowfishing targets. Hunting for them is very similar to fishing for Flounder, another flat species that hides on the seafloor. Anglers also catch Rays incidentally while drifting or bottom fishing.
Good to Eat?
Most people are in the habit tossing Rays back into the water when they catch them, but you can make a decent meal out of these creatures. Cleaning a Ray is much like cleaning any other fish you’d normally take home for dinner. The fins hold most of the meat, which is dense and chewy. Some describe the taste as a mix of fish and lobster. In Malaysia and Singapore, people like to eat spicy barbecued Ray, while people in Iceland eat it rotten and fermented. However you decide to cook your catch, you'll have a wide ar-ray of possibilities!