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Fishing in Wilmington
Fishing in Wilmington
Fishing in Wilmington
trip description for Wilmington Inshore Fishing Special in Wilmington

Let Captain Jamie be your guide to the rich inshore waters of Wilmington, North Carolina on this half-day trip. You'll get to chase a variety of inshore gamefish species on light tackle, including Carolina classics such as Redfish, Spotted Trout, and Flounder, plus the chance for cruising Cobia, Triggerfish, Striped Bass, and more. If you get a little further out, cross your fingers for Bluefish, Bonito, Spanish Mackerel, and other speedy fish. Captain Jamie is an extremely experienced fisherman—if it swims, he's probably hooked it, and would love to help you do the same. Captain Jamie's will take you out aboard his 21' SeaPro bay boat—a perfect vessel for the inshore waters you'll be fishing. It's equipped with a 150 HP Yamaha motor, so you'll be on the fish in no time, plus a trolling motor so you can sneak up on your targets. Captain Jamie will provide all the rods, reels, tackle, and live bait. All you need to bring are a pair of polarized sunglasses, sunscreen, and any snacks or drinks you might need. Book your trip today and let Captain Jamie take care of the rest! Read More

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Wilmington Inshore Fishing Special

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21 ft 1 - 3 People From $530
Fishing in Morehead City
Fishing in Morehead City
Fishing in Morehead City
trip description for Disabled Vet Fishing Project in Morehead City

This is a fishing trip unlike any other. When you get off the dock with Captain Joseph, you'll be stepping into more than fifty years of legendary fishing history. The fine vessel you'll be taking out is no ordinary boat, but the boat that initially inspired the bestselling book, "Jaws" and the world-famous film that followed. Your Captain was a mate on that boat when it landed the still-standing world-record Great White Shark—a 3,427 pound monster fish that remains the largest fish of any species ever landed on a rod and reel. The vessel itself is 42', completely one-of-a-kind, handcrafted Chesapeake-style fishing boat, built in 1947 by Tiffany Boat Works, now Tiffany Yachts. It was completely restored by a North Carolina nonprofit, in order to begin its new mission: taking disabled American veterans out on the fishing trip of a lifetime. The purchase of your charter trip allows an equally-sized group of American heroes the chance to get out there for free. In his own words, these trips have a huge impact: "Before my eyes, I watched a quiet group of men, who had boarded the boat timid and cautious, transformed! We engaged the group in conversation, drew them out individually and showed each how to fish for speckled trout. After just a few hits, the men started joking that they were now expert fishermen. The more fish they caught, the livelier they became. When the day drew to a close and we headed in, I invited my “experts” to come up top and drive the boat. When we arrived back at the dock, the smiles on these heroes’ faces were beyond explanation. It was as if they had a whole new outlook. One vet remarked he had no idea fishing was so much fun. These fishing trips aboard the Cricket have the potential to change people's lives. I saw it that day." Obviously, in addition to going after massive sharks, you'll have the opportunity to troll and cast out for a variety of top sportfish, from Mackerel to Mahi and more. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a first-timer, this trip is an unmissable chance to learn about Montauk, about fishing history, and to catch some great fish for yourself while giving back to your country's military heroes. There's simply nothing like it. Read More

Inshore, Nearshore Fishing Charter in Morehead City

Disabled Vet Fishing Project

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45 ft 1 - 6 People From $500
Fishing in Frisco
Fishing in Frisco
Fishing in Frisco
trip description for Fishing And Clamming Trips in Frisco

Get out there and enjoy a fun and family-friendly inshore fishing and clamming trip out of Frisco, NC! On this trip, you'll join Captain Greg to hunt for a variety of popular fish species, including Redfish, Speckled Trout, Bluefish, Cobia, as well as Clams on the flats! The inshore waters of Frisco, NC are teeming with life, making it an ideal location for a family-friendly fishing and clamming trip. Whether you're an experienced angler or a first-time fisherman, you'll have the opportunity to catch a variety of fish species using a range of techniques, including live bait and lures. In addition to fishing, you'll also have the opportunity to explore the area's clamming beds and learn how to catch clams using a rake and net. This activity is not only fun but also educational, as you'll learn about the important role clams play in the local ecosystem. Throughout the trip, Captain Greg will share his knowledge of the local environment, wildlife, and history, making it a great experience for the whole family. You'll also have plenty of opportunities to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Frisco, NC. At the end of the trip, Captain Greg will clean and fillet your fish and show you how to prepare them for a delicious meal. The clams you catch can also be taken home and cooked to your liking. Overall, this family-friendly inshore fishing and clamming trip with Captain Greg is the perfect way to bond with your loved ones, catch some keepers, and enjoy a day of fishing and fun on the water! Read More

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23 ft 1 - 6 People From $500
Fishing in Morehead City
Fishing in Morehead City
Fishing in Morehead City
trip description for North Carolina Shark Hunt Special in Morehead City

Get ready to hunt down some Sharks in the blue waters off of Morehead City, NC with Captain Jeffrey. This trip is perfect for those looking to test themselves against some of the most exciting and aggressive species the Atlantic has to offer, including Blacktips, Bonnetheads, Bull Sharks, and many others. When these big fish take the bait, get ready for the fight of your life! Captain Jeffrey knows how to put you where the Sharks are, but once that rod is out of the rod holder and in your hands, it's you versus the fish. Bring your strength, skills and stamina, because these fish will be on their A-game. You'll get off the dock aboard your guide's 24' Carolina Skiff—a great type of boat for fishing everything from flats to estuaries to nearshore structure. It's powered by a 200 HP Suzuki engine, so you'll be on the fish in no time at all. Captain Jeffrey will come prepared with everything you need for a great day, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle. He's an expert in these waters and will do everything he can to get you hooked up on a personal best! Bring along proper clothing, sunscreen, and a pair of polarized sunglasses to maximize your time on the water. Read More

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North Carolina Shark Hunt Special

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24 ft 1 - 4 People From $475
Fishing in Manteo
Fishing in Manteo
Fishing in Manteo
trip description for OBX Fishing Trip in Manteo

Get out there with Captain Bud and spend the day fishing the beautiful waters of North Carolina's Outer Banks (OBX). These are rich fishing grounds for a variety of species, so expect to try out a number of different techniques for finding and fighting these fish. Captain Bud is an experienced angler and a top-quality guide who knows how to put you on the fish and land some great memories for you and yours. Because the Outer Banks features several different habitats, a day of fishing offers endless possibilities. Depending on the season and your preferences, you could be sightcasting for Cobia, fishing the bottom for Black Drum, or trolling for Mackerel and Striped Bass—all in one day! There are also opportunities closer to shore for Redfish, Flounder, Sheepshead, and Spotted Seatrout. Get ready for great fighting and great eating—Captain Bud will happily clean your catch for you. On the day of the trip, you'll head out aboard Captain Bud's 24' Skeeter bay boat. She's a fast and versatile craft that can easily handle both the inshore and nearshore waters off of the Carolina coast, and is equipped with all of the necessities—plus a few extras to really give you an edge over the fish and ensure you have a comfortable and enjoyable day. Captain Bud will bring along everything you need for a fantastic day of fishing, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle. To maximize your experience on the water, remember your sunscreen, a pair of polarized sunglasses, a hat, and the right clothes. Get ready for the trip of a lifetime with Captain Bud! Read More

Inshore, Nearshore Fishing Charter in Manteo

OBX Fishing Trip

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24 ft 1 - 4 People From $500
Fishing in Manteo
Fishing in Manteo
Fishing in Manteo
trip description for Outer Banks Inshore Slam in Manteo

Get out there and get after it with Captain Tom, one of the Outer Banks' best guides for all levels of angler, from kids to experienced fish-fighters. On this trip, you'll fish the inshore waters around the OBX, hunting a variety of species across several different habitats. The opportunities are endless, from sightcasting for Cobia or trolling for Mackerel to fishing shallows for Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, Black Drum, and more. You'll employ a range of techniques to find and hook up on these fish, and then practice your strength, stamina, and skill as you fight them onto the deck. On the day of the trip, you'll head out aboard Captain Tom's beautiful 26' Privateer centerconsole, a fast and versatile boat meant to handle anything from inshore to offshore waters. She can really kick when needed, powered by a 300hp Yamaha outboard. Captain Tom will bring everything you need for a perfect day, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle. To maximize your experience on the water, remember a pair of polarized sunglasses, weather-appropriate clothing, a hat, and sunscreen. Read More

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Outer Banks Inshore Slam

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Everything to Know About Booking a North Carolina inshore fishing charter

What are the best inshore fishing charters in North Carolina?

Why should I book an inshore fishing charter in North Carolina with Captain Experiences?

Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 55 inshore trips in North Carolina, and the most popular trips in the area are Cape Lookout Custom Charter guided by Mike, Wilmington Kids' Fishing Trip guided by Guion, and NC Sportfish Adventure guided by Joe.

Our guides in North Carolina are rated a 5 out of 5 based on 3488 verified reviews on Captain Experiences.

All guides on Captain Experiences are vetted by our team. You can access their reviews, click through trip photos, read bios to get to know them, and preview trip details like species, techniques, group sizes, boat specs and more.

Looking for kid friendly inshore guides / fishing lessons in North Carolina? Check out our beginner and family friendly inshore guides in North Carolina.

What types of inshore fishing charters are common in North Carolina?

The most commonly sought after species for inshore fishing are: 1. redfish, 2. speckled trout, 3. black drum, 4. flounder, and 5. spanish mackerel.

The most common fishing techniques in North Carolina are light tackle fishing, trolling, and live bait fishing but bottom fishing and artificial lure fishing are popular as well.

How much do North Carolina inshore fishing charters cost?

Prices for inshore fishing in North Carolina can range anywhere from about $450 to $1,000, but the average price for a half day trip for inshore fishing in North Carolina is $530. The average price for a full day trip for inshore fishing in North Carolina is $832.

Is booking a fishing guide worth the money?

Hiring a guide provides a number of benefits and many choose to book a fishing guide for a combination of experience, local knowledge, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.

Working with experienced fishing guides who know the best local spots and techniques can dramatically increase your odds of a great day. Having someone who is on the water every day and knows the area like the back of their hand is going to give you the best chances of success.

Booking a guide is also more cost effective, especially if you only get out a handful of times per year. When you consider all of the costs you would incur on your own such as the price of a boat, maintenance, insurance, gas, high-quality gear and tackle, repairs, and more, you’ll find that DIY is sometimes not worth the expense.

Even if you’ve got a great setup already in your home waters, booking a guide also provides a great opportunity to experience new techniques, new locations, or even a chance at a new target species to knock off the bucket list.

What month is best for inshore fishing in North Carolina?

The most popular season for inshore fishing in North Carolina is summer, and most anglers book their trips 24 days in advance.

Do I need a North Carolina fishing license and what are the bag limits in North Carolina?

See here for more information on fishing licenses in North Carolina, bag limits for target species, and fishing season regulations in North Carolina. When in doubt, your fishing guide will always know the right rules and regulations in North Carolina.

What is inshore fishing in North Carolina all about?

Inshore fishing in North Carolina offers anglers a diverse and rewarding experience along the state's picturesque coastline. With an abundance of estuaries, marshes, and sounds, North Carolina's inshore waters teem with a rich variety of fish species. The expansive Pamlico Sound, in particular, stands out as a prime destination for inshore enthusiasts. Here, anglers can target red drum, speckled trout, flounder, and sheepshead, among other coveted catches. The intricate network of marshy areas provides a unique environment for anglers to employ different techniques, such as sight casting along grassy banks or working artificial lures through winding channels.

One of the distinctive features of inshore fishing in North Carolina is its year-round accessibility. Regardless of the season, anglers can find exciting opportunities to pursue their favorite species. In the warmer months, the shallow waters come alive with activity, attracting schools of baitfish and, subsequently, predatory game fish. Conversely, the winter months present a different challenge, as certain species move to deeper channels and holes. This versatility ensures that inshore fishing remains a popular and viable option for anglers throughout the entire year.

Apart from the outstanding fishing opportunities, the inshore waters of North Carolina offer anglers the chance to soak in the natural beauty of the region. The picturesque coastal landscapes, dotted with maritime forests and historic waterfront towns, create a serene backdrop for a day on the water. Whether casting a line from a skiff or exploring the nooks and crannies of the coastal marshes, inshore fishing in North Carolina is not just a sport; it's a holistic experience that connects anglers with the unique charm of the state's coastal ecosystems.

What species are most popular inshore fishing in North Carolina?

Inshore fishing in North Carolina presents anglers with a diverse array of species to target, making it a haven for both seasoned fishermen and novices alike. One of the most sought-after catches is the red drum, also known locally as "redfish" or "spottail bass." These powerful and spirited fish inhabit the coastal waters and estuaries, providing an exciting challenge for anglers. Known for their distinctive copper color and distinctive black spot on their tails, red drum are often caught using a variety of baits and lures in shallow water, making them a popular target for inshore enthusiasts.

Another prized species in North Carolina's inshore waters is the speckled trout, revered for its tasty fillets and acrobatic fighting style. These fish thrive in the brackish waters of estuaries and sounds, especially during the warmer months. Anglers often use live bait or artificial lures to entice these elusive predators. Flounder, with their unique flat bodies and camouflaging abilities, are also a favorite target for inshore fishermen. They are commonly found near the sandy bottoms of channels and creek mouths, and their ambush-style feeding behavior adds an element of strategy to the angling experience.

For those looking to mix up their inshore fishing adventure, North Carolina offers opportunities to target sheepshead and black drum. Sheepshead, known for their impressive dental work and strong, determined fights, are often found near structures such as docks, bridges, and jetties. Black drum, characterized by their large size and distinctive "croaking" sound, are another challenging catch that inhabits the inshore waters of North Carolina. With such a diverse range of species available, inshore fishing in North Carolina ensures that anglers can enjoy a rich and varied experience on the water.

What are the inshore fishing seasons in North Carolina?

In North Carolina, the inshore fishing seasons offer a dynamic and ever-changing landscape for anglers throughout the year. Spring marks the beginning of heightened activity as temperatures rise, bringing a surge of life to the coastal waters. This season is particularly exciting for inshore fishing, as species like speckled trout, red drum, and flounder become more active in the shallows. Anglers often enjoy the thrill of sight casting in the clear waters as these fish move closer to shore, creating memorable experiences amid the vibrant coastal scenery.

As summer unfolds, inshore fishing in North Carolina continues to thrive, presenting anglers with a diverse range of opportunities. The warmer months bring an influx of baitfish, enticing predatory species like Spanish mackerel, bluefish, and even tarpon into the inshore waters. This period is perfect for those who relish the excitement of fast-paced action and the chance to target a wider variety of game fish. Whether casting from the shoreline, wading in the shallows, or navigating the intricate network of estuaries, summer in North Carolina offers inshore anglers a wealth of options.

Come fall, inshore fishing takes on a unique character as the water temperatures gradually cool. Red drum, in particular, become increasingly active during their fall spawning season. The changing conditions also trigger the movement of other species, such as speckled trout and flounder, creating a prime window for anglers to capitalize on their feeding behavior. Fall's moderate temperatures and less crowded waters make it an ideal time for both experienced anglers and those looking to embark on a memorable inshore fishing adventure in the coastal beauty of North Carolina.

What techniques are popular for inshore fishing in North Carolina?

Inshore fishing in North Carolina offers anglers a diverse range of techniques to target the abundant species that inhabit the coastal waters. One popular approach is sight casting, particularly effective in the shallow estuaries and flats. Anglers carefully scan the clear waters for signs of movement, often spotting red drum or speckled trout cruising in search of prey. Precision casting with artificial lures or live bait becomes crucial in this technique, requiring both skill and attentiveness to capitalize on the visual cues provided by the fish.

Another effective inshore fishing technique in North Carolina involves working the edges of oyster beds, marsh grass, and other submerged structures. These areas provide cover and ambush points for species like red drum and flounder. Anglers often use a variety of lures, such as soft plastics or jig heads, to mimic the movement of prey and entice strikes from lurking fish. Patience and accurate casting along these structures can yield rewarding results, making it a popular method for those seeking a more strategic and immersive inshore fishing experience.

Trolling along the channels and deeper waters is yet another productive technique employed by inshore anglers in North Carolina. This method is effective for targeting species like Spanish mackerel and bluefish, which often cruise along drop-offs and underwater structures. Using a combination of live bait or artificial lures, anglers trail their lines behind a slow-moving boat, covering a larger area and increasing their chances of encountering actively feeding fish. Whether wading, casting from a skiff, or trolling the deeper channels, mastering these diverse inshore fishing techniques adds an exciting dimension to the angling experience in the coastal waters of North Carolina.

Recent Reviews

  • ★★★★★
    We had a great time inshore fishing. Joey kept moving us to different locations to find fish as well as communicating with other boats out fishing to know where to go. Everyone had a great time!

    Jenni V. | August 11, 2024

    Trip: Outer Banks Inshore Adventure

  • ★★★★★
    Joey was great. Had an awesome time.

    Joe R. | July 12, 2024

    Trip: Outer Banks Inshore Adventure

  • ★★★★★
    Great day with Captain Daniel! Great fisherman and host!!

    Trent B. | June 21, 2024

    Trip: NC Classic Inshore Trip

  • ★★★★★
    Great trip with Captain Joe and Chaz. They were fun and helpful and it was a great day fishing. We look forward to more in the future.

    Robert E. | June 16, 2024

    Trip: Disabled Vet Fishing Project

  • ★★★★★
    Had an absolutely amazing day with Captain Jamie. He's incredibly knowledgable about fishing and the area and super personable. The fish were a little slow to bite at first but Jamie went above and beyond to try different spots he knows and put us on some fish. The mackerel started biting and we ended with the day with a full cooler! All of us were new to fishing and he was very good with beginners and answered all of our questions. Couldn't recommend a day with him strong enough!

    Alexander A. | June 14, 2024

    Trip: Wilmington Inshore Fishing Special

  • ★★★★★
    My brother and I had a terrific fishing experience with Judd in mid-May. Great equipment, personable and clear communication - plus Judd's experience and judgement made the whole trip a relaxing and fun time all around for our early season exploration of inshore fishing opportunities now that we both live much closer together. We enjoyed a variety of fishing techniques - Judd knows a lot about fish and where to find them as well as when to go looking. Our inexperience showed, but Judd coaches well - patiently - until we got to connecting regularly with especially the many speckled trout opportunities. Sight-fishing for redfish, which Judd expertly located, was also new for us - we had a blast and definitely hope to try again! Kudos and thanks for the quality of this trip, Judd!

    Dwight G. | June 10, 2024

    Trip: Speckled Trout Fishing Trip

  • ★★★★★
    Good captain, tried his best to get us fish despite windy conditions. Had a good time!

    Tony F. | June 7, 2024

    Trip: Outer Banks Inshore Adventure

  • ★★★★★
    Had a great half-day trip fishing with Capt Jamie near Wrightsville Beach and Masonboro Island. We caught a few fish and learned a lot about the fishery and habitat. Knowledgeable and patient captain. Saw some dolphins, too.

    Tom D. | May 26, 2024

    Trip: Wilmington Inshore Fishing Special

  • ★★★★★
    Great experience. Caught 30 fish in about 3 hours. Captain Joe was phenomenal.

    Jason M. | May 26, 2024

    Trip: NC Sportfish Adventure

  • ★★★★★
    Bought this trip for my husband and he cannot stop smiling. Captain Jack was great!!! Will definitely do again!!

    Tommy D. | May 7, 2024

    Trip: Inshore (AM)

  • ★★★★★
    Great day with Cap. Joe super friendly guy, very knowledgeable and we caught fish left and right. Highly recommend him and we'll definitely book with him again next time.

    Luis G. | May 2, 2024

    Trip: NC Sportfish Adventure

  • ★★★★★
    Great - enjoyed every minute.

    Kevin J. | January 2, 2024

    Trip: Bluefin on the Surf

  • ★★★★★
    We booked a trip with captain Jaime for two days in the beginning of our trip. My fiancé is an avid fisherman, and was able to pick captain Jamie‘s brain for information on the area, and he gladly shared. Captain brought us to some great spots, and there were some fish caught. We even got to fish one of the shipwrecks from the Civil War, which was amazing. We couldn’t of asked for a more hospitable and kind and knowledgeable guide for this trip.

    Richard G. | November 12, 2023

    Trip: Wilmington Inshore Fishing Special

  • ★★★★★
    My son and I had such a fun trip with Captain Jamie! He was great with my son, a patient teacher, and he navigated the area with ease. He even tried to hook us a shark! We also saw dolphins and lovely wildlife, and we caught some interesting fish. My son can’t wait to go back and is counting down the days until we see Jamie again!

    Heather B. | September 29, 2023

    Trip: Wilmington Inshore Fishing Special

  • ★★★★★
    We had an awesome time with capt. Joe. He worked extremely hard to put us on the fish. Water conditions weren't to our favor, But we will be back next year. Can't wait to fish with our new found friend again. And have another great day on the water. ☆☆☆☆☆

    Jackie B. | September 25, 2023

    Trip: NC Classic Inshore Fishing Trip

  • ★★★★★
    Capt Joe was the best captain we could ask for.. He put us right on the fish and was hitting almost not stop for the duration.. Highly-qualified and great personality ...

    Kevin L. | June 8, 2023

    Trip: NC Sportfish Adventure

  • ★★★★★
    It was a great trip and the kids caught fish.

    David H. | June 7, 2023

    Trip: Wilmington Kids' Fishing Trip

  • ★★★★★
    Daneil is an amazing captain. He made sure that we got a large variety of fishing experiences, we caught so many that we loss count of how many fishes were caught...we just had such an amazing day. My 17 yr old grandson slept nearly the whole way home. Highly recommend him

    Susan T. | March 20, 2023

    Trip: NC Inshore/Nearshore Combo

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Grey was outstanding. Under typically iffy December conditions on Pamlico Sound he put us into trout and drum. I've fished with 4 other charters over the past decade in the Carolinas and Captain Grey was best.

    James G. | January 11, 2023

    Trip: Swan Quarter Inshore Charter

  • ★★★★★
    Great trip. Very knowledgeable guide and lots of fish caught!

    Jim B. | August 15, 2022

    Trip: Disabled Vet Fishing Project

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