Fishing Charters in North Carolina

Browse fishing charters in North Carolina that can help you catch spanish mackerel.

Salty Dawg Fishing Charters

Salty Dawg Fishing Charters specializes in Inshore, Nearshore, Shark Fishing, and Kids Fishing Charters. Based in Ocean Isle Beach NC, but also serving Sunset Beach NC and Holden Beach NC. Veteran-Owned.

inshorenearshoreoffshoreSpiny DogfishRedfish

Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina

Up to 4

Hot Pursuit Fishing Charters

Sneads Ferry, North Carolina

Hot Pursuit Fishing Charters is an expert in offshore fishing. Come join us for a chance to catch Wahoo, Dolphin, Tuna, King and Spanish Mackerel. Serving Topsail Beach, Sneads Ferry, Emerald Isle, Atlantic Beach and surrounding areas.

offshoreTunaSpanish Mackerel

Sneads Ferry, North Carolina

Miss Banx Fishing Charters

5(18)Top Rated

Want more time to fish and explore? This trip is for you! We'll troll for Spanish Mackerel, King Mackerel, Bluefish, and Ribbonfish, and explore wrecks to catch sharks!

BluefishKing MackerelSharks

Wanchese, North Carolina

Bald Eagle Sportfishing

5(13)Top Rated

About Bald Eagle Sportfishing Charters Whether you are the avid fisherman or a family looking for a fun day on the water, Captain Mike can accommodate your needs in the Holden Beach, NC area. Fish inshore for Spanish Mackerel, Blues, flounder, trout and redfish or the gulfstream for tuna, dolphin and wahool. Fishing is fun

RedfishSouthern FlounderSpanish Mackerel

Supply, North Carolina

Bad Habit Sportfishing

5(185)Top Rated

Fishing all of the North Carolina coast for over 30 years. Bad Habit Sportfishing specializes in fishing techniques that PRODUCE great catches. These catches include, Spanish Mackerel, Atlantic Bonito, Trout, Cobia, King Mackerel, Grouper, Snapper, Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo, Sailfish, and Blue Marlin, just to name a few.

BluefishBonitoCobia

Sneads Ferry, North Carolina

Wann Sportfishing Charters

4.6(11)Top Rated

Inshore charter fishing aboard True Grit in Hatteras, NC and Stuart, FL.m fishing light tackle, spinning rods, ltj, lures, bait, livelining, live bait for rockfish, stripers, striped bass, red drum, black drum, speckled trout, weakfish, flounder, spot, croaker, black sea bass, spanish mackerel. Some trolling and lots of casting the shallows for topwater surface action along the shoreline, grassbed, oyster

Black DrumBlack Sea BassCroaker

Hatteras, North Carolina

Best Time to Catch Spanish Mackerel

Spanish Mackerel can be caught year-round in Turkey. Right now in February, activity is Slow.

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Seasonal Activity Chart

Current Status: poor

Low activity season. Spanish Mackerel are less active and catches may be limited. Consider targeting other species.

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Spanish Mackerel

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For some fast-paced action, target Spanish mackerel near Turkey, North Carolina! While Turkey is a bit inland, a short drive brings you to the coast and the open waters where these speedsters thrive. The best time to chase Spanish mackerel is during the warmer months, from late spring through early fall, when they migrate closer to shore. Look for them around nearshore reefs, inlets, and along the beaches. Trolling small spoons or Clarkspoons behind a boat is a classic and effective technique. Another exciting method is casting Got-cha plugs or similar lures to schools of fish feeding on the surface. A local secret: try fishing near the inlets at dawn or dusk for the best action. Spanish mackerel in this region are generally plentiful, offering anglers a great opportunity for some thrilling catches. Be sure to have a fast retrieve reel to keep up with these speedy fish.