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Miss Banx
Miss Banx

Wanchese • 32 ft • 6 persons

Make an adventure out of your next trip to Wanchese and go fishing with Miss Banx.

"We had the best time with Taylor on our fishing charter. Very successful fishing geared toward what we wanted to catch." —⁠ Kara,
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trips fromUS $700
Turtlehead Charters
Turtlehead Charters

Mooresville • 18 ft • 3 persons

Turtlehead Charters wishes you a warm welcome to Charlotte and Lake Norman, NC.

"We had an amazing time on our recent fishing trip! From start to finish, it was an unforgettable experience." —⁠ Adriana,
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trips fromUS $225
Waymaker Charters - F.V. Revival (29' cc)
Waymaker Charters - F.V. Revival (29' cc)

Wanchese • 29 ft • 6 persons

Revival Fishing welcomes you to Wanchese, NC! Captain Lewis will take you on a fishing trip you'll never forget.

"Booked a 3/4 day trip for myself, my daughter and her husband." —⁠ Michael,
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trips fromUS $500

Wanchese • 22 ft • 6 persons

Waymaker Charters offers you sunset cruises and fishing trips on the beautiful Albemarle Sound.

"Centrally located between most beaches, this was an experience I will never forget!" —⁠ Daniel,
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trips fromUS $275

Wilmington • 21 ft • 4 persons

Based out of Wilmington, Carolina Charters is ready to show you the spectacular fishing possibilities these waters have to offer!

"Bought it as a gift for my husband and his friends. They had a blast." —⁠ Melanie,
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trips fromUS $300
Rising Sun Fishing- Wrightsville
Rising Sun Fishing- Wrightsville

Wilmington • 19 ft • 4 persons

The goal of Rising Sun Fishing is to provide an experience to its guests that they will be talking about all year!

"This was our first time out doing inshore fishing (myself and sons - 20 and 13) and it was a great day!" —⁠ Alex,
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trips fromUS $275
Reely Catchy Sportfishing
Reely Catchy Sportfishing

Wanchese • 53 ft • 6 persons

Lets make some memories in the beautiful Outer Banks fishing a classic 53’ Ray Davis Sportfishing boat, for the most affordable rates in OBX!

"Heading into today I had average expectations. Being a fresh water angler, myself and my boyfriend, have had many days where we have walked away without a single bite, but that’s the gig when it comes to fishing." —⁠ Emerald,
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trips fromUS $850
Sea Jay Fishing Charters
Sea Jay Fishing Charters

Wanchese • 24 ft • 6 persons

Looking to go fishing in Wanchese? Then, Sea Jay Fishing Charters has a trip with your name on it!

"Here’s a review you could leave for Captain Ryan: —- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We had an unforgettable fishing trip with Captain Ryan!" —⁠ John,
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trips fromUS $300
Silver Charters- Crab, Shrimp, Fish
Silver Charters- Crab, Shrimp, Fish

Wanchese • 43 ft • 6 persons

Formerly Somerset Charters. Same great crew, just a new name!

"This was our first time shrimping!! There were 4 in our party." —⁠ Nicole,
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trips fromUS $400
Salty Dawg Fishing Charters
Salty Dawg Fishing Charters

Ocean Isle Beach • 23 ft • 4 persons

Captain Harvey Wall and Salty Dawg Fishing Charters delivers the ultimate Coastal Carolinas fishing experience!

"This was the first time doing coastal fishing. Captain Harvey Wall was amazing." —⁠ Tony,
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trips fromUS $275
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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in North Carolina

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Angeln in North Carolina

The outstanding fishing that the Tar Heel State has to offer needs no introduction. Nor do the North Carolina fishing charters that take you to the action! Whether you’re in the mood for deep sea fishing, inshore excursions, or freshwater escapades, you’ll find everything you need in these prolific waters.

The inshore bite is fantastic year-round. Anglers regularly test their skills and luck against Bull Redfish, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, Flounder, and Bluefish. Exciting fishing battles and trophy catches are always a possibility. The same goes for superb offshore fishing, where anything from Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, and Amberjack to Sailfish, Marlin, and Tuna are but one cast away.

Freshwater anglers are in love with fishing in North Carolina, and how could they not be? The abundance of lakes and rivers is a dream come true for just about every fisherman. Bass in all shapes and sizes are the main catch, be it Smallmouth, Largemouth, Spotted, or Striped. White Perch, Crappie, Catfish, and Sunfish are all on the menu.

So which fishing trip should you choose? Short half day options are perfect for enjoying the inshore bite, and the same goes for freshwater trips. If you’ve got deep sea fishing on your mind, you’ll need more time to get to the fishing grounds (20–60 miles offshore). Because of this, 10- or 12-hour trips are the best solution.

Competitive fishermen have a lot to do in NC, with the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament in summer and dozens of fishing derbies all over the state. In short, there’s a bit of something for everyone!

Regeln & Vorschriften

If you’re going out fishing with a charter guide, you’re covered when it comes to fishing licenses. Solo anglers aged 16 and older need to have a valid North Carolina fishing license, whether they’re fishing from boats, piers, or shore.

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January

The beaches might be empty, but the waters are definitely not! You’ll find plenty of Bluefin Tuna swimming around offshore, while Redfish, Black Seabass, and Flounder rule the waters inshore. You can also go clamming if you’d like.

February

Bluefin Tuna are still going strong, but you’ll need to wait if you want to get your hands on some Yellowfins. Inshore, the bite is exploding, with plenty of Spotted Seatrout, Bluefish, Stripers, and Flounder there for the taking. Scalloping and clamming are very productive.

March

While not as delicious as their Bluefin cousins, Yellowfin Tuna will give you a fight to remember. You can also hook into some Wahoo these days. Inshore, Cape Lookout is the home of big Redfish, with Spotted Seatrout and Stripers following close behind.

April

Mahi Mahi is making an entrance over at Hatteras, closely followed by more Wahoo and bigger Yellowfin Tuna. The Redfish and Trout bite remains steady, and you also might stumble upon some Weakfish (Gray Trout).

May

May is known as the best Cobia time in all of North Carolina. Depending on your fishing style, jigs or live eels should yield the best results. You are also likely to see Tarpon make an appearance. Offshore, King Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, and Yellowfins are biting.

June

Hatteras is known as the Blue Marlin Capital of the World. If you’re a skeptic, come on down in June and see for yourself. Also, expect White Marlin and Sailfish this time of year. Grouper are active in June, as are Tuna, Mackerel, and Wahoo.

July

July marks the peak of the tournament season! You’ll find Billfish tournaments in every town and village with access to the ocean, from Nags Head to Hatteras and beyond. Even crabs and clams are abundant these days – the guarantee of a delicious seafood feast.

August

The tournaments might be over, but the fish are still there. There’s good action everywhere, whether you want Billfish or Tarpon, Grouper or King Mackerel, Redfish and Black Drum. All yours for the taking. Even Sharks come out to play.

September

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.

October

Great “Smoker Kings” hog the spotlight in October. This is the time to be on the water if you want to fight hordes of King Mackerel, both in the Outer Banks and along the Crystal Coast. Looking for variety? Add Little Tunny, Grouper, Snapper, and Tuna to your to-catch list.

November

If you’ve longed for Bluefin Tuna, this is your time! Bluefins are back, and they’re spoiling for a fight. Artificial reefs are your go-to for filling the cooler with bottom feeders. Inshore, Redfish, Trout, Flounder, and Striped Bass are ready for the taking.

December

As is customary for wintertime, Redfish are holed up in the backcountry, making for some awesome sight casting trips. The Gulf Stream is the “ Bluefin Tuna Central,” with trophy catches in the cards. There’s no rest for passionate fishermen in North Carolina!

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