Outer Banks Black Seabass Fishing Charters

Leave the dock early before it gets hot. Pull out at 6:00 return at 12:00. A 6 hour trip allows me at times to run further and adds more fishing time in the zone than regular half day trips. On these trips we split up the time. At first we just try to get some fish in the box then we try to catch some larger on the next half of the trip.

On this 6-hour trip, you'll go out to no more than 5 miles in the ocean, which will depend on the weather. You'll head out to catch Amberjack, Triggerfish King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, and other ones that swim around. You'll have more time for fishing, gear on board, and a professional crew.

On a Gulfstream full day trip, you venture out 40 miles to the waters of the Gulfstream. There you seek to find Yellowfin Tuna, Bigeye Tuna, Bluefin Tuna, Mahi, Sailfish, White Marlin, Blue Marlin, and anything else that may bite the hook. Typical departure times are discussed with the client but will usually be around 5:00 a.m. You typically return in the late afternoon or whenever the boat is full!

The 3/4 day is a six-hour trip that gives you more time to hunt on the water without taking up the whole day and may include inshore live bait fishing for Sharks, sight fishing for Cobia, or bottom fishing nearshore wrecks where Triggerfish and Seabass hide depending on what's happening that time of year.

We go 10 -15 miles offshore in search of triggerfish, grouper, snapper, seabass

Come join us for a fun-filled day of fishing out of the legendary Hatteras, NC. Captain Johnny Fairbanks loves fishing and wants you to enjoy it just as much as him. We strive to make every trip an unforgettable experience on the water and offer personali

Along the ocean front trolling, casting, and bottom fishing, for all our nearshore species.

Want to spend time fishing and playing on a sandbar beach? This trip allows both, perfect for fishing and spending time on a island in the sound, please contact for more details

We stay in the calm waters of the sound or depending on the weather, will head out into the ocean, catching drum, speckled trout, flounder, spanish mackeral and whatever else the ocean might bring us that day. If the weather is cooperating that day, we can mix it up and do both sound an ocean. A full day trip is a great way to catch a variety of fish and allows the Capt. time to try various spots.

This trip we fish in the ocean or sound depending on the weather at the current time