Next AvailableMar 21
Book with Andrew Campbell
Discover the thrill of fishing on North Carolina’s stunning Crystal Coast with Flying Fish Charters, your premier Harkers Island fly fishing guide. Led by the experienced Captain Andrew Campbell, a trusted fly fishing guide Harkers Island NC, this charter specializes in both fly fishing Harkers Island and light tackle fishing. With over 20 years of guiding experience, including a decade in Harkers Island fishing charters, Captain Andrew delivers unmatched expertise for anglers of all skill levels. Whether you’re interested in fly fishing for redfish North Carolina or exploring the waters of Cape Lookout NC, every trip is tailored for an unforgettable adventure.
The waters around Harkers Island fly fishing hotspots are teeming with opportunities for anglers. Depending on the season, you can target species such as Bull Drum, False Albacore, Amberjack, Cobia, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, and Mahi Mahi. Captain Andrew’s reputation as the best fly fishing guide Harkers Island ensures you’ll learn advanced techniques to cast effectively and present your fly or jig to the target species. For those seeking guided fly fishing trips Harkers Island NC, Captain Andrew will connect with you beforehand to discuss current fishing conditions and tailor your North Carolina fly fishing excursions to your goals.
Your adventure takes place aboard the Jones Brothers Cape Fisherman 23, a boat perfectly suited for Harkers Island light tackle fishing and inshore fly fishing Harkers Island. Designed specifically for the waters around Harkers Island fishing trips and fly fishing in Cape Lookout NC, this vessel offers a smooth, stable ride. Outfitted with a half tower, it provides a significant sight-fishing advantage, helping anglers spot and target fish with precision—ideal for families seeking family fly fishing charters Harkers Island chasing trophy fish.
Fly fishing charters North Carolina with Flying Fish Charters offer something for everyone. From fly fishing guides specializing in fly fishing for redfish North Carolina to chasing False Albacore in the fall, every trip showcases breathtaking seascapes and abundant wildlife.
To make your trip seamless, Flying Fish Charters provides all necessary equipment, including fishing gear, licenses, water, ice, and trip photography to capture the highlights. Book your Harkers Island fly fishing adventure today with Captain Andrew Campbell, and experience the best fly fishing charters North Carolina has to offer!
Tour
Starting At $350
Description: Experience the stunning waters of Cape Lookout on an unforgettable tour. Cruise by Shackleford Banks, home to wild horses and shorebirds, and head toward the Cape Lookout bite, where dolphins often play near the iconic lighthouse. Continue along the outer beaches to Cape Point and the Cape Shoals, where the surf creates a spectacular sight. With so much natural beauty, be sure to bring your camera! This is the perfect opportunity to connect with nature and experience the best of North Carolina’s coastline. Want to catch a sunrise or sunset? I can arrange the perfect trip for you. Book your tour today and immerse yourself in Cape Lookout’s breathtaking beauty!
Fishing
Starting At $1,200
Description: From May through July, conditions are perfect for an offshore fishing adventure. We start early, hopping between reefs, wrecks, and ledges to target Amberjack, King Mackerel, Bonito, False Albacore, and Spanish Mackerel. Between stops, we scan for opportunities to hook into Cobia or Mahi-Mahi. Once we hit blue water, we search for floating debris and Sargassum grass, hoping to strike the light tackle jackpot with Mahi or Tuna on fly or spinning gear. The thrill of chasing pelagic species and the chance for unexpected catches make this an unforgettable experience. This trip is action-packed and full of surprises—book now and get ready for an epic day on the water!
Fishing
Starting At $850
Description: Experience an opportunistic fishing adventure tailored to the day’s conditions and available species. When the ocean allows, it becomes your playground, but if the seas are rough, we’ll hunt the nearshore waters for action-packed opportunities. This trip focuses on sight fishing for the lightning-fast False Albacore (Little Tunny), averaging 7-9 pounds and reaching speeds of 45 mph. Other exciting targets include hard-fighting Bull Drum, powerful Amberjack, and acrobatic Blacktip and Spinner Sharks. Every trip promises adrenaline, unforgettable catches, and breathtaking scenery. Book your adventure today and let’s find your next trophy fish!
Fishing
Starting At $750
Description: Starting in May, the waters come alive with a massive migration of Spinner Sharks, Blacktip Sharks, and Cobia. These hard-fighting, often acrobatic fish provide incredible opportunities for both fly fishing and spinning tackle enthusiasts. My preferred method is sight fishing, whether we’re on the move or drifting a carefully laid chum slick. The excitement builds with every cast, and you never know what might show up—surprise guests like Tiger Sharks or even Mahi Mahi are always a thrilling possibility. This is a one-of-a-kind adventure for anglers seeking unforgettable action and surprises at every turn. Book your trip now and get ready to chase some of the ocean’s most exciting species!
Fishing
Starting At $350
Description: This lesson-based charter is designed to teach essential fly fishing techniques from a boat in real-life scenarios. You’ll practice surface and deep-water presentations while learning to handle challenges like wind, drift, and waves in the nearshore ocean. While we’ll be fishing, the focus is on education and technique, not just catching fish. All equipment is provided, but I recommend using your own gear for the best results. By the end of the trip, you’ll gain the confidence and skills needed to tackle any fly fishing adventure. Book your practical fly fishing lesson today and take your skills to the next level!
Fishing
Starting At $850
Description: Atlantic Bonito and False Albacore migrate along the North Carolina Coast (Atlantic Beach/ Cape Lookout) on their way North when water temps is hit the mid 60s. Bonita/Bonito are located on reefs and wrecks in 30-50ft. of water. All three species take both fly and jig well and are often caught on the surface sometimes on poppers early in the morning and late in the afternoon. Bonito and Spanish are excellent eating fish while False Albacore, not so much, but are the hardest fighting and fastest fish of the three.
Ratings & Reviews Summary
March 21, 2025
These guys got me hooked up on spinner sharks and cobia! So much fun! 5 stars
March 21, 2025
Capt. Andrew is a phenomenal fishing guide for both fly and light tackle. He really knows what he is doing on the water and has his area dialed! On day one we wanted to target sharks; Before the madness started he told me everything I needed to know about catching sharks. Captain Andrew to me how to entice them so they hit the fly, which fly color work the best, and what to do when you have a shark on the end of your line. We started chumming and had a good slick going, when we saw a nice size shark come in hot and attack our fly. I watched as more and more sharks came up to the boat and we hooked up on a couple of really nice sized ones too. Day two was all about catching mahi-mahi so we planned to check out a couple of Andrews different go to spots. We got up and out on the boat bright early. Our drive out was as smooth as glass, it looked as if you could drive as far as you wanted to. As we first started to fish he told me everything I needed to know about fishing a fly rod deep to bring fish up off of the wreck. I learned what flies king mackerel, barracuda, amberjack, and many other species like and different colors that work better for different fish. At the first spot we quickly started our drift and there were hundreds of spadefish coming up to the boat to see what we were and soon enough barracudas showed up. It wasn’t long before I was hooked up on amberjacks and had a four and a half foot barracuda destroy my fly. He ran a little ways, jumped like a tarpon with its gills flared. Soon I got him up to the boat and it jumped again, scales flew over Capt. Andrew. Then all good things must come to an end, it dove under the boat and broke me off from my drag set for amberjack. We hit several spots closer in, before we headed out to the gulf to fish for a while. After a day full of fishing and catching many species, we headed in for the day. Our cooler was full enough for the 3 of us with black fin tuna, albies, skipjack tuna, and mahi in the cooler. I highly suggest booking a trip and going out with Capt. Andrew Campbell and Jay. He is an amazing guide that will share his wealth of knowledge and he tell you anything you want to make your day more successful. He knows his North Carolina water in like the back of his hand. He is an amazing person to fish with, learn from and hangout with! I look forward to my next time out on the water with Captain Andrew Campbell. -Braden Miller