Full-Day Offshore— $1,600

Spend the day offshore targeting Tuna, Mahi, Wahoo, Marlin, Sailfish and other Gulf Stream species depending on the season and conditions. Trips generally leave around 6:00 AM and return around 4:00 PM. Bait, tackle, fishing licenses and ice are included.

3/4 Day Nearshore & Wreck Fishing— $1500

A longer trip gives us the range to target Cobia, Amberjack, Black Sea Bass, Triggerfish, King Mackerel and other nearshore and wreck species. In late spring, these trips are often focused on Cobia. During summer, we may fish wrecks and structure farther offshore.

Half Day Inshore/Nearshore  — $800

A great option for families, first-time anglers and anyone wanting plenty of fishing without spending the entire day offshore. Depending on the season, we may target Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Cobia, King Mackerel, Amberjack and other species around Hatteras Inlet and nearby waters.

Morning trips generally run 6:30–11:00 AM.

Afternoon trips generally run 12:00–4:30 PM.

All charters include bait, tackle, fishing licenses and ice.

A 30% deposit is required to reserve your date.

Call 252-996-0549 or email Freddy@foxwatersports.com to book your trip.

$1600 For Full Day Offshore -  Target Species: Blue and White Marlin, Dolphin(mahi), Tuna, Wahoo, Sailfish, King Mackeral, Tile Fish, Triggerfish, Grouper, Snapper, Sharks and more. All Charters include the Bait, Tackle, Fishing Licenses and Ice for the day. The only you would need to bring food, drinks, sunscreen and sunglasses.  We usually leave the dock around 6am and get back around 4pm depending on the time of year and where we fish that particular day.

$1400 3/4 Day Nearshore-  Target Species: Cobia, Amberjack, Sea Bass, King Mackeral, Triggerfish and/or Sharks  -  In the late Spring the 3/4 day trips are for Cobia.  Cobia trips we need the sun to get up to be able to spot the fish so we typically leave the dock around 7:30-8 returning around 4pm.  In the summer months we run 3/4 day wreckfishing trips for Amberjack, Sea Bass, Triggerfish, King Mackeral and more.  These trips we even catch a few Mahi from time to time depending on the conditions.