North Carolina Deep Sea Fishing, Outer Banks Sport Fishing

The Gannet, skippered by Captain Mike Romeo is an awesome North Carolina sport fishing boat that offers exciting deep sea fishing trips from the Outer Banks north to Virginia Beach.

Welcome anglers to Gannet Sport Fishing Charters. Offering anglers some of the finest North Carolina deep sea sport fishing available in the Outer Banks.

North Carolina fishing, from the Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds inshore to Oregon Inlet, Hatteras Inlet, and the Gulf Stream waters offshore is some of the best fishing the East Coast has.

The North Carolina Outer Banks, places like Oregon Inlet and Hatteras Island are famously known the world over. These great fishing vacation destinations are well known for their many miles of unspoiled beaches, for the natural beauty of the virtually untouched ocean front, and of course for what the awesome deep sea sport fishing offers for both novice and experienced anglers.

North Carolina fishing offers a wide variety of big game sportfishing species to target. From blue marlin fishing that will test even the best anglers physical stamina and mental skills to cobia fishing that will require even an experienced angler to display the proper cunning and finesse to bring one on the boat. North Carolina sport fishing features a long list of deep sea sport fish and you can rest 100% easy that when you book with Gannet Sport Fishing Charters Captain Mike has the knowledge and experience, some 35 years of it, to put you on these and many other popular sportfish of North Carolina.

Virginia Beach Striper Fishing Season is here!

It is time for the Gannet to make the move to Virginia Beach for this winters Virginia Beach striper fishing season. This year's striper fishing in Virginia Beach already is shaping up to be one of best Va Beach striper seasons yet. Already we have reports of large striper or rockfish if you prefer being caught in areas around Virginia Beach. For More on Virginia Beach striper fishing aboard the Gannet see below.

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Cape Hatteras Sport Fishing, Hatteras Deep Sea Fishing

If it's April 1rst then Captain Mike and the Gannet are sport fishing in Hatteras for tuna, dolphin, and all the available Hatteras sport fishing species. The fishing off of Hatteras is some of North Carolina's best and being that Cape Hatteras reaches out into the ocean some 60 miles the ride to the Gulf Stream is very short which means more fish time.

For nearly six weeks the Gannet will fish in Hatteras where you can rely on Captain Mike to use his 35 years of Hatteras sport fishing knowledge to deliver you a great fishing trip with plenty of fish and even more great memories to recall over and over for years to come. The Gannet will make port at Oden's Dock and will call Hatteras Inlet home port until June 10th at which time Captain Mike will run the Gannet north to her new port in Oregon Inlet.

From June 12th to November the Gannet will be in Oregon Inlet docked at Broad Creek Marina. This is where Captain Mike will treat his anglers to the best Outer Banks sport fishing he can deliver. From June 12th until October 30th the Gannet will be making runs offshore for tuna, dolphin, wahoo, and other popular North Carolina deep sea species. When the Outer Banks season ends it will be back to Virginia Beach for the striper season. At which time the circle will be complete until the next spring when Captain Mike and the Gannet start again in Hatteras, NC.

Virginia Beach Fishing, Va Beach Striper Fishing

The Gannet, shown here after a long day of successful Virginia Beach striper fishing that resulted in tons of excitement including a full fish box where every angler caught their daily bag limit.

From November to March it's all about Virginia Beach fishing, and to be more precise it's all about Virginia Beach striper fishing. November is when Captain Mike steps off the dock onto the Gannet where he will navigate out of Oregon Inlet for the last time, at least until the following spring season. He will make his way up the coast to the VA state line, around False Cape and into a new port in Rudee Inlet where he will gear up for some big time trophy striper fishing.

Virginia Beach fishing can result in some very large "beasts" that can often top 50 pounds. Virginia striper, also called rockfish by many of the old timers put on a great display of strength when hooked especially if you happen to hang one on light tackle. And, once you fight one of these fish and then enjoy one at the dinner table you will know why striper fishing gets so much attention from so many anglers aound the world.