Delaware Beaches

Delaware's southern coast offers a variety of fishing opportunities, from pier fishing and trolling the bays, to deep sea charters for big game marlin and tuna.

Myrtle Beach

Some of the best fishing is done off the coast of South Carolina where local fishermen work year-round. The most common fish caught in the waters off the coast of Myrtle Beach are black sea bass, snapper, grouper, larger sea bass, trigger, dolphin, wahoo, and king mackerel.  

Hilton Head Island

Hilton Head Island offers a healthy assortment of fully-equipped marinas where fishing fanatics can find a wide array of charters, guided tours, and cruises.

Northwest Florida

Numerous deep sea fishing charters and famed fishing piers along Northwest Florida's Gulf Coast lure anglers of all skill levels to try their hand at the day's biggest catch. From mackerel to tuna, Northwest Florida is known as a true sports fisherman's paradise.

Outer Banks, North Carolina

The Oregon Inlet Fishing Center is the home of the largest and most modern fishing fleet on the eastern seaboard. A full service marina, Oregon Inlet offers Gulf Stream charters and excursions on the sound.

Southwest Florida

From the warm, well-stocked waters of Tampa Bay to the grouper and tarpon-laden Gulf of Mexico near Marco Island, fishing fanatics will find Southwest Florida's numerous fishing piers and charters ripe with adventure.

Sun Valley, Idaho

Well-known as a fly fishing paradise, the area teems with ripe trout fisheries: Silver Creek, Salmon River, and Big Lost River, with hatches ranging from golden stones and green drakes, to pale morning duns and tricos.

Park City, Utah

Anglers take advantage of Park City's famously ripe blue ribbon fisheries on the Weber and Provo Rivers whose fish populations range from 3,000-5,000 fish per mile.