Saltwater Light Tackle Fishing
Primarily on our fishing charters we will depart from the Carolina Beach Public Boat Ramp or the Ft. Fisher Public Boat Ramp. You can find directions to all of the area boat ramps on my Directions Page. We can be fishing all of the waters on the Lower Cape Fear in approximately 20 minutes or less. Departure can be from any boat ramp or water access from Wrightsville Beach to Southport. We will use our 22′ 2015 Bay Rider, 23′ 2018 Kencraft 239 Bay Boat, or 2019 20′ Bayrider Skiff. All boats are equipped with new or less than three year old, dependable Yamaha Fourstroke Outboards, Minn Kota Trolling Motors, 10′ Power Pole Blade Anchor System, and GPS/Fishfinders. We will fish for all inshore and nearshore species which will include but not limited to Red Drum, Flounder, Speckled Trout, Spanish and King Mackeral, Cobia, Sharks, Black Drum, Black Sea Bass,and Sheephead. Call for more information.
Light Tackle Sightfishing on the Shallow Water Flats, Backwaters, and Creeks of the Lower Cape Fear - 1 to 4 Anglers
This type of fishing is some of the most exciting the Cape Fear Backwaters has to offer. Buzzard’s Bay is the favored body of water to sight cast for Redfish. The oyster bars and shallow flats act as some of the primary areas that play host to these fighting fish. Sightfishing involves quietly searching for large schools of Redfish by using the trolling motor. We will be looking for wakes that are created by swimming redfish, redfish busting bait, redfish tailing, or mud clouds caused by redfish beneath the surface. All of our boats are shallow draft boats equipped with trolling motors and Power Poles that can access and effectively fish the flats, backwaters and creeks where these schools of Redfish roam. We will need calm conditions or light winds for this charter. If the wind picks up we can still sightfish the creeks for redfish and also fish for speckled trout, and flounder. Normally we will depart from the Ft. Fisher Boat Ramp and fish the Buzzard’s Bay area.