Fish with a Local Guide & Tournament Angler

Here, the Atlantic Ocean and inter-coastal waterway meet. This transition area offers not only redfish, trout, snook, flounder and summertime tarpon, but bluefish and jack crevalle also enter into the picture. These are two very aggressive and hard fighting species that, while not prized for their food value, are pound-for-pound some of the hardest fighting fish you’ll find. Part of the Atlantic Inter-coastal waterway, the Halifax River is the main inshore body of water in the area. Here you’ll fish oyster bar points, ledges, under docks and around other structure primarily for redfish and speckled sea trout. Depending on the skill level of the angler, and what the fish are wanting, we’ll use a variety of fishing techniques including artificial baits, cut bait, as well as live bait. One of the truly unique fishing opportunities is site fishing for “crawling” redfish. We’ll visually locate redfish feeding on the river banks, in mere inches of water, with tails and backs breaking the surface of the water. You’ll cast directly to the fish and actually watch the drama unfold as the fish takes your bait and makes a run for it!