Virginia Beach Tautog Fishing Charters

The captain knows a range of different fishing grounds for this 6-hour trip. Hit the inshore shallows, the nearshore reefs and wrecks, there's no end to what you can catch. Depending on their season you can possibly target Redfish, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Cobia, Black Seabass, Striped Bass, and more, in which promises to be a fun-filled day out fishing.

SPRING OR FALL - This is a targeted species trip. We will be fishing nearshore structure on or near the bottom. I personally don't recommend this trip for inexperienced younger children or anglers as Tautog and Sheepshead fight hard.

This trip is a great way to see and fight many different 'sporty' species in the Chesapeake Bay, as you try several different styles of fishing so that your group has a chance to fish for the widest range of species. Go after Spadefish, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Cobia, Red Drum, Shark, Black Seabass, and Tautog. Check before you go to see what's biting, and enjoy a thrilling day out. Just be sure to bring lunch and lots of water.

On this trip, you and will head out about 35 miles offshore and target Seabass, Tog, and Flounder. Bring your food and drinks, as the captain will provide the rest. Please tip your first mate at least 20%.

Fill the box with multiple species of fish. Cobia, Spadefish, Trigger, Mahi, Seabass, and Spanish Mackerel Hook and line and spearfishing, whatever takes to fill the box.

Fun fishing in the inlet on light tackle for trout,drum, and blues.No more than 4 people on these trips.

Start your morning trolling for a keeper bluefin and then fill the box with black bass!

This is our most popular trip. On this trip, we will be going offshore up to 40 miles to fish the plentiful wrecks in search of trophy fish. These trips average 8-9 hours. Bring your food and drinks, as the captain will provide everything needed. Please tip your first mate at least 20%.

An action packed full day adventure. We will strive to catch as many fish as possible and have a great time doing it. The full-day trip is longer and opens up fishing opportunities outside of the bay bridge tunnel out to the Chesapeake Light.

We will be targeting whatever is biting the best for the season. We fish for Cobia, Drum, Flounder, Spadefish, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Sheepshead, and Trout.