Fishing is one of the most popular things to do on Hatteras Island. If you need gear, advice and guidance for your Hatteras Island fishing trip, look to one of these businesses, and be sure to check out the Hatteras fishing reports here. They’ll make Hatteras Island fishing easier for you.
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Charter fishing on the Outer Banks is one of the most popular activities. Thousands of visitors and locals take advantage of the excellent fishing these waters offer, so not surprisingly there are many businesses that can connect you with the sort of charter you're interested in. Without a doubt, the offshore charter boats that go after the Gulf Stream big game of tuna, wahoo, mahi and more are king! You leave early in the morning, and if Neptune is with you, you come back in the afternoon with a bounty of tasty fish. These charters often book out months in advance, so plan ahead. Most of the time, a predetermined group of up to six anglers book a boat, but it is possible to be part of a make-up charter where you'll be paired with others who are booking individually. If offshore boats are king, then the headboats are definitely queen. These charters stay inshore in the sound or near-shore in the ocean, charge by the head (person) and can take 40 or so out for fish such as drum, flounder, blues, spot, striped bass and croaker. There's a mate on board if you need help baiting that hook. These trips are great choices for kids or those of you who might be susceptible to seasickness since they're half-days and within sight of land. You'll also find charter companies here that will take you fishing in the nearby rivers and lakes.
Charter fishing on the Outer Banks is one of the most popular activities. Thousands of visitors and locals take advantage of the excellent fishing these waters offer, so not surprisingly there are many businesses that can connect you with the sort of charter you're interested in. Without a doubt, the offshore charter boats that go after the Gulf Stream big game of tuna, wahoo, mahi...read more
Charter fishing on the Outer Banks is one of the most popular activities. Thousands of...read more
Fishing & Tackle Shops in Hatteras
Miss Hatteras, a 75-foot head boat, makes daily trips in season to the fishing grounds, with individuals paying a per-person fee to go along. All the gear and tackle you’ll need, along with instruction from the helpful crew, is provided. On Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Miss Hatteras takes full-day (6:30 a.m to 4 p.m.) trips to the Gulf Stream to bottom fish for triggerfish,...read more
Fishing & Tackle Shops in Hatteras
Dock, fish, dine and unwind at Oden's Dock in Hatteras village. This full-service marina books half-day inshore and nearshore charters and full-day offshore fishing charters year round. The head boat Miss Hatteras also offer trips from here. Fish-cleaning services are available on site. Check out the Oden's Dock Facebook page or website for a daily fishing report. Nightly and monthly slip rentals with electric and water hookups are...read more
Fishing & Tackle Shops in Hatteras
Pelican’s Roost is a full-service tackle shop offering fresh bait, ballyhoo, custom rods, equipment repairs, accurate fishing information and everything else you’ll need to start casting off into the waters off Hatteras Island. They also have firewood, ice, souvenirs and custom T-shirts. You’ll want to stop and chat with the friendly and knowledgeable owner to get the scoop on the latest fishing information and pull...read more
Fishing & Tackle Shops in Hatteras
The legendary Red Drum, serving Hatteras Island since 1954, offers all the bait, tackle, custom rods, supplies, camping supplies, gear, ice and advice you’ll need plus rod building and repair. If you're already familiar with the store, you might be surprised to learn that it moved in 2019, after decades in the same location. It's now in the old Point Restaurant building, making it a convenient stop...read more
Fishing & Tackle Shops in Hatteras
In business since the 1970s, The Fishin’ Hole is a full-service tackle shop with fresh bait and tackle plus brand-name rods and reels. It’s an official weigh station, and they also sell a large selection of craft beer as well as wine, snacks, drinks, beach supplies, t-shirts and clothing. They offer more than 50 designs of T-shirts and are authorized dealers for Guy Harvey, Salt...read more
Fishing & Tackle Shops in Hatteras
Step aboard Captain Buddy O'Neal's 25' Carolina Skiff, and you'll get a taste of Kinnakeet life. Captain O'Neal is U.S. Coast Guard licensed and has decades of experience on the water, so you know you're in good hands for a day on the sound. He'll take you fishing and clamming, sightseeing, cruising, picnicking, island hopping and sunset watching. Each trip is customized for the
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Fishing & Tackle Shops in Hatteras
Captain Dan Rooks and mate take the 50’ custom-built Tuna Duck out of Hatteras Harbor Marina in Hatteras Village, meaning you’re just a short run to the famous deep-sea fishing grounds of the Gulf Stream. Rooks has decades of Outer Banks charter experience and knows the waters and how to follow the fish – you can count on a great day on the water. You’ll be...read more
TW’s Bait and Tackle, located in Kitty Hawk and Nags Head, has been locally owned and operated for 40 years. They are the anglers’ landmark destinations for the latest and greatest selection of inshore, offshore, surf and freshwater tackle. Each location is a full-service tackle shop offering quality tackle from top manufacturers such as Penn, Shimano, Daiwa, Z-Man, Berkley Gulp, MirrOlure and Yeti, to name...read more
Fishing & Tackle Shops in Hatteras
For a chance to see the offshore boats unloading the day’s deep-sea catches, head down to one of the Hatteras Village marinas between 3:30 and 5 p.m. When the boats come in, the fishing mates unload the day’s catches onto the docks so the fish can be taken away and cleaned. Most days you’ll see something, usually yellow-fin tuna, mahi mahi and wahoo or some...read more
