Reliance Charters was started in 1998 by Captain John P. Canning Jr. who has been fishing the waters off Hatteras for years. He knows exactly where to catch fish and provide you with a great Outer Banks fishing experience. Reliance Charters includes all licenses, bait, tackle, and ice. We offer a wide range of trips to cater to each anglers desires
D. S. —
Great charter!! Kids had a blast!!!! Caught Blues and Spanish Mackerel. Will definitely charter with Reliance again.
Tradition Fishing offers the premier fishing experience for both families and experienced fishing enthusiasts! Captain Cameron Whitaker has a rich fishing pedigree and well over a decade of experience fishing the waters of the Outer Banks of NC. Whether you're a seasoned fishing veteran or just looking for a fun adventure during a vacation, Tradition
Kristin Slovik —
I booked a trip with Captain Cam for my husband. My son and his 3 friends decided to tag along. They had a great time and
When it comes to charter boat fishing on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, the name Hatteras and world class fishing go hand in hand. Either offshore or inshore, Hatteras has it all and no one takes fishing more seriously than the captains and mates of the Hatteras Harbor Marina Charter Fleet. The largest and most experienced in the area, the fleet
Tom Renninger —
Went out on the Gambler with Captain Steve Garrett. Had a blast caught a Wahoo (60in) and a bunch of Mahi Mahi. It was a
Longer Days Sportfishing Charters offer full day deep sea offshore Cape Hatteras fishing excursions for big game species like Yellowfin Tuna, Blackfin Tuna, Wahoo, Blue and White Marlin, Mahi, Sailfish and more. During the winter season we chase the big Bluefin Tuna as well as jig for Grouper and Tilefish.
We also fish half day inshore charters for
Vicki McKeever —
Captain Tom found the fish for us. The First Mate was awesome and worked really hard all day. We were one fish shy of our
The Albatross Fleet was born in 1937 and was North Carolina's first charter fishing business. The magnificent Gulf Stream is only 20 miles offshore. At Diamond Shoals, it collides with the Labrador Current creating a unique environment supporting a vast diversity of big game fish. Nowhere, but here in Pamlico Sound, can one feel closer to nature than
John Berquist —
We had a great day on the water with Capt. Bryan running the boat and Capt. Sumner as mate. Bryan called early to let us