Hatteras Harbor Marina
When it comes to charter boat fishing on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, the name Hatteras and world class fishing go hand in hand…
Either offshore or inshore, Hatteras has it all and no one takes fishing more seriously than the captains and mates of the Hatteras Harbor Marina Charter Fleet. The largest and most experienced in the area, the fleet enjoys one of the shortest runs to the gulfstream where an abundance of fish is caught year round. From marlin, sailfish, tuna, dolphin and wahoo offshore to speckled trout, flounder, bluefish and red drum inshore our fleet is ready to serve your needs. Boats return to the docks between 4-5pm it's a great treat for the whole family to watch the catches hit the dock.
Bring the entire family and enjoy uncrowded pristine beaches amid a relaxed atmosphere where southern hospitality is at its best!
Mission Statement
Hatteras Harbor Marina is proud to be the only marina on Hatteras Island to have a Charter Boat Association. Any boat running charters from our dock is required to be a member. This provides you security in knowing all boats have the required pertinent Coast Guard licenses, Marine Fisheries Permits and Insurances. All members are also required to be available for random drug testing and are subject to disciplinary measures. Our goal as a marina and association is to work together for the good of everyone. We provide a comfortable and safe family environment for our customers.
The HHCBA mission statement states "Our mission is to maintain a membership of qualified, competent charter boat owners and operators for the collective good of our captains, marina, supporting businesses and community."
There are more and more boats competing for trips in our area and not all of them have the knowledge and experience required to fish our waters. Please be aware of who and what you are putting your hard earned money into. Some important questions to ask are: At what marina are you located? Do you have your Coast Guard licenses and Fisheries permits? How long have you been fishing from Hatteras. How long have you run your boat? Be safe and fish on.
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Fishing Reports
Sunday, October 20, 2019
No boats fished due to weather.
Saturday, October 19, 2019
It has been an absolutely beautiful Fall day both on shore and offshore. Anglers took advantage of this and headed out on the water. Inshore anglers found some keeper Red Drum. Speckled Trout and Bluefish were hooked as well. The Sailfish bite was hot offshore with 5 Sails released and 1 boated. The Wahoo bite was strong. There was a scattered Blackfin Tuna and Yellowfin bite. A few Dolphin were caught. Bottom fish included Triggerfish, Vermillion Snapper, and Amberjack. Charters returned to the dock happy with the weather, their catches and full of memories to carry into colder weather. Don't miss out Fall is a great time to visit the island to fish - whether it be inshore, offshore, or surf fishing!
Citations:
Sarah Patterson of Glen Allen, VA: 41 lb. Wahoo on Hatteras Fever II.
Matthew Lewis of Raleigh, NC: Sailfish release on Native Son.
Travis Bennett of Garner, NC: Sailfish release on Native Son.
Joseph Glover of Raleigh, NC: 63.5 in. Sailfish on Native Son.
Robert McNulla of Hampton, VA: 40 lb. Wahoo on Good Times.
Justin Hall of Greensboro, NC 42 lb. Wahoo on Tuna Duck.
Chase Gaulden of Stokesvale, NC Sailfish release on Tuna Duck.
Lloyd Halsey of Burlington, NC 43 lb. Wahoo on Bite Me.
Canon Bowman Jr. of Mebane, NC 41 lb. Wahoo on Bite Me.
Larry Bower of Youngsville, NC: 44 lb. Wahoo on Calypso.
Fishing
Either offshore or inshore, Hatteras has it all and no one takes fishing more seriously than the captains and mates of the Hatteras Harbor Marina Charter Fleet.
Marina
Hatteras Harbor is a well protected, full service marina with a 20 boat charter fleet as well as deep water transient slips to accommodate larger boats.
Accommodations
Our fully furnished apartments have one bedroom with either a queen or 2 twin beds then 3 twins in the living area and sleep up to five people.