Wilmington Redfish Fishing Charters

Spend the afternoon exploring the inshore waters for Flounder and Drum or ride out and fish for King and Spanish Mackerel. There's also the option of going for Cobia and Sharks.

We will only be going out for Amberjacks!

This 6-hour morning trip will take you trolling or casting for Spanish, King Mackerel, fishing the wrecks for big Flounder, Redfish, Barracuda, Amberjack, Cobia and much more out 15-20 miles weather permittig. Gratuity is not included and is typically 10-20%.

Spend 8 fine hours exploring areas with shallow water. You'll fish using light tackle and throw artificial as well as live. Sight fishing can be one hell of a fun because it's great to see the fish in the water just before they bite the hook!

Five hours of fishing is enough to target a variety of species, such as Mackerel, Redfish, Black Drum, Flounder, and many more. The captain covers for your fishing licenses, equipment, and catch cleaning service.

Don’t want to wake up super early for a trip?? No problem this mid day gives you the chance to sleep in and the fish when the weather feels good. 6 hours fishing in the flats and near docks. This trip can accommodate 2–3 people. Seasonal.

Carolina Beach has a fish with your name on it, so let Tide On Inshore Charters help you catch it! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Davison can tell you all about the local fishery. Fishing around here will often see you targeting Redfish,

Inshore and Offshore (weather permitting and upon guest preference (let us know if you get seasick and we can stay inshore). Kids welcome. Trout, Drum, Seabass, Flounder, White Grunt, Bonito, Spanish, and Cobia are our most popular and routine catches. What is provided? -Fishing licenses -Fishing rods, reels, bait and gear -Expert guide -Bluetooth speaker What to Bring? -Drinks, Snacks, Sunscreen -Cooler w/ ice for your drinks and fish you would like to take home.

Inshore, nearshore, or offshore. Whatever we can get into to catch some gamefish.

Full 8 hours of fishing to accommodate the hardcore fishermen and fisherwomen?