SOUTH PORT PRIVATE FIELD GUIDE
Private Bay-boat Charter: 24' Yellowfin with a Mercury 350 off South Port
A private fishing charter for 1–4 anglers aboard a 24' Yellowfin with a captain, offering inshore, nearshore and island eco options with gear and licenses included.
Private Bay-boat Charter: 24' Yellowfin with a Mercury 350 off South Port.
Adventure brief
Private Bay-boat Charter: 24' Yellowfin with a Mercury 350 off South Port
Set out from the South Port/Oak Island area aboard a 24' Yellowfin Bay Boat powered by a Mercury 350 for a private, captain-led day on the water. Choose from inshore, nearshore or island eco tours and target species from Red Drum and Flounder to Spanish Mackerel while all gear, fuel and fishing licenses are provided for a personalized outing.
Embark on an exciting fishing adventure aboard the 24' Yellowfin Bay Boat equipped with a towering height and a powerful Mercury 350 engine, perfect for exploring the scenic waters of South Port, North Carolina. This private experience offers anglers a chance to cast lines in some of the richest fishing grounds along the Carolina coast, with personalized guidance from Two Conchs - Oak Island NC. The boat's spacious design ensures comfort and stability while you chase after local species like red drum, flounder, and trout. Whether you're a seasoned angler or trying fishing for the first time, this trip provides an ideal setting for both relaxation and excitement. Plus, the stunning coastal scenery and the chance to see marine wildlife make every moment memorable. With a focus on responsible fishing practices, your guide ensures eco-friendly techniques that help preserve these vibrant ecosystems for future generations. The shared camaraderie and expert tips make this adventure not just about catching fish, but about creating lasting memories along North Carolina’s beautiful coast. Perfect for birthdays, family outings, or solo excursions, this private boat trip offers a tailored experience that captures the thrill of fishing in one of the region’s most captivating locations.
Route Schematic
Typical Route & Stops
Stops and fishing focal points follow the chosen trip type—here are typical places you’ll visit on an inshore or nearshore charter.
Patch Reefs & Structure
Short runs to nearby patch reefs and structure where inshore species congregate and bottom rigs find snapper and other reef dwellers.
Bay Flats and Bridges
Shallow flats and bridge approaches are primary zones for Red Drum, Black Drum, Trout and Flounder on inshore trips.
Nearshore Marks / Island Eco Areas
For nearshore or island eco tours the route extends to deeper marks for anchoring and bottom fishing for grouper, snapper varieties, cobia and other pelagics.
This is a private charter for 1–4 anglers; the captain may adjust stops and route for conditions and target species.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A private 24' Yellowfin with a Mercury 350
This is a private charter for 1–4 anglers operated with a captain on a 24' Yellowfin Bay Boat powered by a Mercury 350; the operator outfits trips with gear, fuel and a fishing license so you can focus on the fishing.
Target species from Red Drum to Spanish Mackerel
Expect to fish for Red Drum, Black Drum, Trout, Flounder and Spanish Mackerel among other local species—options change with the chosen inshore, nearshore or eco focus.
Inshore, nearshore and island eco tours
Choose shorter inshore runs to patch reefs, bay flats or bridges, or step farther out for nearshore and island eco tours that can include anchoring and bottom fishing for species such as grouper, snapper, cobia and more.
What the day feels like
How the day unfolds
A typical trip is a private, captain-guided session: you board with your party of up to four, run to selected structure—patch reefs, flats, bridges or nearshore marks—fish the targeted species, and return with coolers and ice provided. Trips are available in a range of lengths so you can tailor the pace and focus from short inshore casts to full-day nearshore excursions.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this charter suits best.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses), layered shirts and your own food and drinks for the trip.
The charter provides the boat, fuel, captain, fishing gear, fishing license and coolers with ice.
Trips are private charters for 1–4 anglers.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can join a charter?
These are private charters for 1–4 anglers.
What species can I expect to fish for?
Common targets include Red Drum, Black Drum, Trout, Flounder and Spanish Mackerel; other bottom and nearshore species are available depending on the chosen trip.
What is included in the trip price?
The charter price includes the boat, fuel, captain, gear, a fishing license and coolers with ice.
What trip lengths and rates are offered?
Rates are tiered by trip length: three-hour trips are $400; half-day (4 hours) $500; 3/4 day (6 hours) $700; full day (8 hours) $900. These options are available for inshore, nearshore and island eco tours.
When do trips depart?
Start times vary by season: March 15–August 31 depart at 7:00am, 12:00pm, 3:00pm and 5:00pm; September 1–October 31 at 7:00am, 12:00pm and 3:00pm; November 1–March 15 at 7:00am and 12:00pm.
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