Fishing Guides in Harkers Island, North Carolina
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Carolina Traditions Guide Company
Carteret County Fishing Reports by local expert Capt Joe Tunstall.
Harkers Island
Harkers Island, North Carolina
A fly fishing and light tackle guide site for Flying Fish Charters llc (Albie there!) (false albacore)
Salty Old Soul Charters
Harkers Island, North Carolina
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What's Biting in Harkers Island
8 species reported in the Harkers Island area. Here's when they're most active throughout the year.
What's Biting By Month
Month-by-Month Fishing in Harkers Island, NC
Fishing in Harkers Island in January
2 species are active in and around Harkers Island in January: Sheepshead, Redfish. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in February
3 species are active in and around Harkers Island in February: Spotted Seatrout, Sheepshead, Redfish. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in March
4 species are active in and around Harkers Island in March: Flounder, Spotted Seatrout, Sheepshead, Redfish. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in April
8 species are active in and around Harkers Island in April: Cobia, Flounder, Spotted Seatrout, Sheepshead, King Mackerel, Black Sea Bass, Redfish, Spanish Mackerel. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in May
8 species are active in and around Harkers Island in May: Cobia, Flounder, Spotted Seatrout, Sheepshead, King Mackerel, Black Sea Bass, Redfish, Spanish Mackerel. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in June
8 species are active in and around Harkers Island in June: Cobia, Flounder, Spotted Seatrout, Sheepshead, King Mackerel, Black Sea Bass, Redfish, Spanish Mackerel. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in July
7 species are active in and around Harkers Island in July: Cobia, Spotted Seatrout, Sheepshead, King Mackerel, Black Sea Bass, Redfish, Spanish Mackerel. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in August
6 species are active in and around Harkers Island in August: Cobia, Spotted Seatrout, King Mackerel, Black Sea Bass, Redfish, Spanish Mackerel. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in September
7 species are active in and around Harkers Island in September: Cobia, Flounder, Spotted Seatrout, King Mackerel, Black Sea Bass, Redfish, Spanish Mackerel. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in October
4 species are active in and around Harkers Island in October: Flounder, Sheepshead, Black Sea Bass, Redfish. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in November
2 species are active in and around Harkers Island in November: Sheepshead, Redfish. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island in December
1 species is active in and around Harkers Island in December: Redfish. Book one of Harkers Island's 3 local guides to target them.
Fishing in Harkers Island
Harkers Island, North Carolina offers saltwater, brackish, saltwater fishing with 8 species reported in the area and 3 local guides ready to take you out. The best months to fish are April, May, June, July.
Best Months
Water Types
What You Can Catch in Harkers Island
Redfish
Harkers Island is a prime location to intercept redfish as they move through the Pamlico Sound and surrounding waters. Understanding the seasonal forage and water conditions is key to success.
Full redfish guide for Harkers Island →King Mackerel
Harkers Island offers a unique jumping-off point for chasing King Mackerel in the fertile waters of the Outer Banks. This area benefits from the convergence of the Gulf Stream and local currents, creating dynamic conditions that attract baitfish and, in turn, hungry kings.
Full king mackerel guide for Harkers Island →Fisheries near Harkers Island
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Types of Fishing in Harkers Island
Fly Fishing
1 guides available
Inshore
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