Outer Banks Fish Species

Common Questions:

What fish can you catch in the Outer Banks?

With Eastern OBX Guide Service, anglers can target an impressive array of fish, including Redfish, Black Drum, Spanish Mackerel, Cobia, and Flounder. Each season brings a new variety of OBX fish, ensuring something exciting is always biting.

What is the best time to catch Redfish in the Outer Banks?

Redfish are abundant in the Outer Banks from late spring through fall. Eastern OBX Guide Service recommends summer as the prime time for Redfish, providing thrilling action for anglers.

Can you catch Cobia in the Outer Banks?

Yes! Cobia fishing is a highlight of Outer Banks fishing charters in late spring and early summer. Eastern OBX Guide Service takes you to the best spots where these powerful fish can be found, ensuring a memorable catch.

What types of fish are most common in the fall in the Outer Banks?

Fall is an excellent season for targeting Black Drum, Seatrout, and Bluefish. With Eastern OBX Guide Service, you’ll enjoy a variety of Outer Banks fishing trips focused on these popular autumn catches.

Are there sharks in the Outer Banks?

Yes, the Outer Banks are home to several shark species, such as Blacktip and Sandbar Sharks. Eastern OBX Guide Service offers shark fishing trips for those interested in this exciting challenge, perfect for anglers looking for an adrenaline-pumping experience.

Can you catch Flounder in the Outer Banks?

Absolutely! Flounder are plentiful in the Outer Banks, especially in the summer and fall. Eastern OBX Guide Service offers charters targeting Flounder, where you can try various techniques to reel in these popular flatfish.

What fish are biting in the Outer Banks in summer?

During summer, anglers can expect to find Redfish, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, and Cobia in abundance. Eastern OBX Guide Service takes advantage of these warm months to deliver some of the best OBX fishing experiences.

Is Spanish Mackerel fishing good in the Outer Banks?

Spanish Mackerel fishing is excellent in the Outer Banks, especially in summer. With Eastern OBX Guide Service, you’ll be guided to spots where these fast swimmers are plentiful, making for an exciting day of fishing.

What’s the best fish to catch in the Outer Banks for beginners?

For beginners, Spotted Seatrout and Flounder are great options. Eastern OBX Guide Service caters to all skill levels and ensures beginners have a fun, successful experience targeting these easier-to-catch OBX fish.

Can you go fishing for Black Drum in the Outer Banks?

Yes! Black Drum are popular targets in the fall, and Eastern OBX Guide Service knows the best areas to find them. These fish provide a great fight and make for an unforgettable Outer Banks fishing adventure.

A Eastern OBX Guide Service Fishing Charter targets the top Outer Banks Fish species including Bluefish, Bonito, Cobia, Flounder, Little Tunny, Redfish, Black Sea Bass, Spanish Mackerel, Spotted Seatrout, Weakfish. We primarily Fish the Atlantic Ocean.