Outer Banks Fishing Charters - Inshore
North Carolina’s Outer Banks are known worldwide for the beautiful beaches that profile the coast. Though often overlooked, NC’s vast interconnected network of protected inshore sounds is a remarkable fishing destination that should top every angler’s bucket list. Outer Banks inshore fishing is second-to-none. North Carolina’s inshore sound network offers opportunities to catch many different fish by many different techniques. From live-bait fishing to fly fishing, there’s something for everyone. We often catch speckled trout, redfish, flounder, striped bass, black drum, Spanish mackerel, bluefish, giant red drum, cobia, tarpon, and more! We frequently catch 3 or more species of fish in one trip. For example, we often catch the inshore “slam: of redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and black drum. What a great day for the fishing excitement and the table! One minute we may be casting artificial lures for speckled trout. A little later, we may live bait fish for flounder. The possibilities are endless.
Outer Banks Fishing Charters for the Family
We love taking families fishing, and we often cater our approach to make sure that the kids get plenty of fishing action. Nothing is more rewarding than landing a child’s fish and seeing their face aglow with happiness. We are a very family-oriented charter fishing operation, and we would feel privileged to have the opportunity to share a fun day with your family.
Our Outer Banks inshore fishing charters take place on Pamlico Sound, Roanoke Sound, and Albemarle Sound. We inshore fish from Hatteras Island to Swan Quarter. Let us know what species you would like to target, and we’ll do our best to get the job done. We work hard to provide you with an enjoyable time on the water.