Discover the premier fishing destination of Currituck County, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the expansive Currituck Sound for exceptional year-round angling. This Northern Outer Banks region offers diverse fisheries, from the brackish sound waters teeming with largemouth bass and red drum to the oceanfront battlefields holding trophy striped bass and cobia. The Currituck Sound's unique ecosystem supports both freshwater and saltwater species, including prized flounder, speckled trout, and sheepshead, while the Atlantic yields seasonal runs of king mackerel, bluefish, and false albacore.

Anglers enjoy unparalleled access through multiple public ramps at Currituck Heritage Park and Sound Park, with prime fishing from shore, boat, or kayak. The sound's renowned largemouth bass resurgence provides thrilling action, complemented by abundant catfish and sunfish. Meanwhile, the 11-mile oceanfront delivers explosive surf fishing for red drum and sharks, particularly during fall migrations. With peak seasons in spring and fall, Currituck County’s temperate waters cater to every angler’s preference.

Expert charter services navigate these fertile grounds, leveraging local knowledge of hidden honey holes like Coinjock Bay and Mackay Island Refuge. Whether targeting trophy bass in quiet marsh creeks or battling pelagic species offshore, Currituck County delivers unforgettable inshore and nearshore adventures. Its thriving crab populations and shellfish beds further enhance the coastal experience, making every excursion uniquely rewarding.