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Description: Explore the rich inshore waters with Captain Andrew Jackson, following the creeks, grassy flats, bridges, New River, and Intracoastal Waterway in search of local favorites. Depending on the season and your preferences, the trip may focus on red drum, black drum, sheepshead, trout, or flounder. Captain Andrew selects live bait, artificial lures, or a combination of both to suit the target species and fishing conditions. Rather than rushing between too many approaches, the outing typically concentrates on one or two species, giving you time to focus on the techniques and locations that fit the day’s plan. Whether you're an experienced angler or new to inshore fishing, you’ll have the chance to enjoy varied coastal habitats and learn along the way. It’s a flexible, hands-on experience shaped by your interests and what the water offers.

Make the most of your time on the water with Captain Andrew Jackson as you explore the creeks, grassy flats, bridges, New River, and Intracoastal Waterway in search of North Carolina’s inshore favorites. Depending on the season and your preferences, you may target red drum, black drum, sheepshead, trout, or flounder. The extra time gives you more flexibility to explore different fishing grounds and experiment with multiple approaches rather than limiting the outing to just one or two species. Captain Andrew selects live bait, artificial lures, or a combination of both based on the target fish and conditions. Whether you enjoy working a lure across a grassflat or fishing around structure, the trip offers a varied, hands-on experience shaped by the day’s opportunities. It’s a great way to explore the diversity of the local fishery while learning from an experienced guide.

Head out from Snead’s Ferry with Captain Andrew Jackson and explore the nearshore waters of the Atlantic, where a variety of game fish can make every outing different. Depending on conditions and what’s biting, you may pursue fast-moving Spanish and King Mackerel, aggressive Bluefish, Bonito, Albacore, or other local species such as Sea Bass, Cobia, Shark, and Flounder. Captain Jackson’s years of experience fishing these waters help shape the day’s approach, giving you the chance to learn local techniques while enjoying the excitement of fishing beyond the shoreline. Whether you’re an experienced angler or looking to try something new, the changing possibilities keep the trip engaging from start to finish. Come ready for a day on the Atlantic, where each new stretch of

Head offshore with Captain Andrew Jackson for a fishing experience that combines the anticipation of trolling with the hands-on challenge of bottom fishing. These waters offer opportunities to pursue King Mackerel, Bonito, Cobia, Amberjack, Sea Bass, Triggerfish, and Grouper, giving your day plenty of possibilities depending on conditions and what’s biting. During the warmer summer months, Mahi may also make an appearance, adding another exciting target to the mix. Whether you enjoy watching the lines while trolling or working bait near the bottom, Captain Andrew can adapt the approach to the fishing opportunities available. With fishing gear and licenses included, you can focus on the action instead of worrying about the essentials. Bring sunscreen, snacks, and your favorite drinks, then get ready to explore North Carolina’s offshore waters.

Head offshore from Sneads Ferry with Captain Drew Jackson for a varied fishing experience shaped by the day’s conditions and opportunities. From trolling with live or dead bait to jigging around reefs, hard bottom, and shipwrecks, the approach can change depending on where the fish are holding and what’s biting. Target species may include Blackfin, Bluefin, and Yellowfin Tuna, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, and Bonito, giving anglers a chance to pursue both powerful pelagic fish and species found around underwater structure. The variety makes this trip appealing to anglers who enjoy changing tactics and exploring different offshore environments rather than sticking to one method. With Captain Drew’s local experience guiding the outing, you can learn along the way while enjoying the challenge of fishing beyond the coast. Each trip follows the conditions, so the species encountered and techniques used may vary.

Venture offshore with Captain Drew Jackson, whose lifelong experience fishing around the Topsail area helps guide the search for productive waters and the species you’re hoping to catch. Depending on conditions and the season, you may target King Mackerel and Amberjack in open water, work deeper structure for Gag Grouper and Snapper, or look for Mahi Mahi during the warmer summer months. Sailfish may also be a possibility, adding another exciting prospect to the day. The variety of offshore habitats creates opportunities to change tactics and enjoy both the challenge of pursuing powerful game fish and the satisfaction of working bottom-fishing grounds. Captain Drew shares his local knowledge and helps anglers make the most of each opportunity, whether they’re experienced offshore fishermen or building their skills. Every trip follows the conditions and the bite, making each day on the water its own experience.

Push farther into North Carolina’s offshore waters with Captain Andrew Jackson for a fishing experience that offers the flexibility to pursue different species and switch tactics as conditions change. Spend time trolling for hard-fighting King Mackerel, Cobia, Amberjack, and Bonito, then work productive bottom-fishing grounds for Grouper, Snapper, Triggerfish, and other reef-dwelling fish. During the warmer summer months, Mahi Mahi may also join the list of potential catches, with the occasional Sailfish adding another exciting possibility. The extended outing allows room to combine approaches rather than committing to just one style of fishing, making it a strong choice for anglers who want variety offshore. Fishing gear and licenses are included, so you can focus on the action. Bring lunch and your favorite drinks, settle in for a full day on the water, and see what the offshore bite has in store.

Venture into the Gulf Stream with Captain Drew Jackson for an offshore fishing experience focused on the remarkable variety of species found in these deep, productive waters. Depending on conditions and where the fish are feeding, your trip could bring opportunities to pursue fast-moving Wahoo, powerful Tuna, and Mahi Mahi, with Billfish adding another exciting possibility. The deeper grounds also offer the chance to target Swordfish, Tilefish, Grouper, and Red Snapper, creating a diverse fishing experience that can combine different species and approaches throughout the day. Captain Drew’s familiarity with North Carolina’s waters helps guide the journey as you explore offshore fishing grounds far beyond the coastline. Whether you’re an experienced offshore angler or ready to take on a bigger fishing challenge, this trip offers a chance to experience the range of North Carolina’s bluewater fishery. Every outing depends on conditions and fish activity, so each day brings its own possibilities.

Slow down and experience the natural beauty of the Topsail Island area as evening light transforms the Intracoastal Waterway and surrounding sounds. Watch the sky shift through warm sunset colors while coastal scenery unfolds around you, creating a peaceful setting for a memorable outing with family, friends, or someone special. Keep your eyes open for dolphins playing near the boat, sea turtles moving through the water, and ospreys, pelicans, and other coastal birds passing overhead. Every cruise offers its own views and wildlife encounters, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination. Bring your favorite snacks and beverages, settle in, and let the changing scenery set the pace for a relaxing evening on the water. Departure times vary throughout the year to follow the sunset, giving you the chance to enjoy this beautiful stretch of North Carolina coast in its best evening light.

Take advantage of a rare seasonal opportunity to pursue North Carolina flounder during the brief September harvest window. After several years when keeping these fish wasn’t permitted, the reopening creates a special chance for anglers to target impressive, flat-bodied flounder often nicknamed “doormats” for their size. Flounder gigging and dock-light fishing offer a different way to approach the fishery, focusing on spotting fish in shallow water rather than relying solely on traditional rod-and-reel techniques. The limited season makes timing especially important, giving this trip a sense of occasion for anglers eager to experience a distinctive coastal tradition. Whether you’re familiar with flounder fishing or curious to try something different, the opportunity to pursue these prized fish during the short open season makes the outing stand apart. Harvest remains subject to current North Carolina regulations and applicable limits.