26 Fishing Charters
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Let the captain be your guide to the beautiful areas around Wrightsville beach and the Pamlico Sound. This is a great trip if you want to get off the land for a bit with the family or a nice getaway with that special someone and your favorite beverage. This trip also includes fishing.
Anglers who love their fishing done early will love this 4-hour trip. We cover Inshore are and go for Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, Black Drum, Sheepshead, Bluefish, and Spanish Mackerel.
This is a 4-hour long trip that is spent fishing nearshore and the flats of Pamlico Sound. We can troll, bait fish, or cast jigs during this trip. The type of fishing techniques we'll use will depend on the time of year and what is biting best. Weather always plays into our plans as well. Morning trips run from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., and afternoon trips run from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. FOUR PERSON MAX.
2-3 hour Nearshore/ backwater trip for kids 12 and under.
A full day vessel rental doing everything from cruising & fishing local waters off as far as the gulf stream for wahoo and tuna
This trip we have a variety of different locations we can fish and target several species of fish such as Redfish,Trout, Sheepshead, Black Drum, Bluefish and Flounder. This is a 4 person trip with up to two additional guests at $100 per guest.
This is a 3 hour bottom fishing/ trolling trip perfect for kids!
Join us for a 4-hour fishing adventure targeting a variety of species such as Spanish Mackerel, King Mackerel, Blue fish, Atlantic Bonita, and Black Sea bass. Ideal for families and first-time anglers. This trip offers steady action and a great time on the water. Fish cleaning comes with trips. Please contact us so we can set up a trip You will enjoy.
Come experience the natural beauty and rich history of North Carolina's Crystal Coast on our Eco Tour adventure. Cruise through the scenic waters to explore the famous Cape Lookout National Seashore and Shackleford Banks, where you'll have the opportunity to see the legendary wild horses roaming the island, visit the iconic Cape Lookout Lighthouse, and take in historic coastal sites and breathtaking views along the way. This trip is perfect for families, nature lovers, and anyone looking to enjoy a relaxi
Flounder Gigging in North Carolina, United States is a unique night adventure along calm sounds, tidal creeks, and shallow marsh flats. You glide over clear, skinny water under bright lights and spot Flatfish resting on the bottom. It is hands-on, exciting, and a great way to see coastal North Carolina after dark.
This technique targets Southern Flounder and Summer Flounder (also called Fluke). You may also see Mullet, Needlefish, Shrimp, and Blue Crabs cruising the lights. Flounder bury in sand or mud and rely on camouflage, which makes them perfect for gigging when they move shallow to feed.
Your crew uses a shallow-draft boat with LED lights to reveal the seafloor. A gig is a sturdy, multi-pronged spear. The captain poles or idles slowly until a Flounder is spotted. You aim just behind the head and make a quick, firm thrust. Some trips also offer wading in hard-bottom areas when conditions allow.
Trips usually start at sunset and run into the night when the water is calm and clear. Beginners, families, and seasoned anglers all do well because the action is visual and guided. Captains typically supply gigs, lights, and safety gear. Wear non-slip shoes, bring a light jacket for the breeze, and pack drinks and snacks. Expect quiet waters, starry skies, and steady scanning for that Flounder outline.
North Carolina offers prime grounds from the Outer Banks and Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds to the Crystal Coast. Productive areas also include the Cape Fear River estuary, Brunswick County backwaters, and the flats around Morehead City, Swansboro, and Topsail. Broad bays, sandy points, and grass-lined creeks are classic gigging zones.
Before you go, check current North Carolina fishing license rules and whether your charter covers them. Review the latest season dates, areas, and harvest regulations for Flounder, as these can change. Your captain will guide you, but it is wise to confirm the rules for your trip.
The weather might be cooler, but that doesn't mean that fishing is slowing down. White Marlin are still present offshore, while Spotted Seatrout, Redfish, Bluefish, and Black Drum are solid choices inshore.
