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Chincoteague Virginia Charter Boats and Guides

This page lists Chincoteague charter boats, head boats, tour boats, scenic cruises and area guides. Local boats offer offshore fishing, flounder fishing, fly fishing and other opportunities. If you have a charter boat or guide service and would like to be listed, please contact the website.

Chincoteague Charter Boat, Head Boat, Tour Boat and Guide Links

Topless Fishing Charters - tuna fishing at it's best

Tools of the Trade Fishing Charters - Chincoteague offshore fishing

Shammy Sport Fishing - deep sea fishing from Chincoteague, Virginia

White Lightning Fishing Charters- Chincoteague Virginia inshore and offshore fishing

Magic Dragon Charters - inshore fishing and overnight accommodations

Little Duck Flounder Fishing Charters - flounder fishing

Island Queen Inland Charters - Chincoteague inshore fishing and nature cruises

Lucky Dawg Charters - Chincoteague offshore fishing

Go Fish Baltimore - Chincoteague fly fishing

Capt. Bruce Wootten - guided flounder trips

The Area

Chincoteague is known as a fishing town and family oriented vacation resort. The island has sheltered bays, long winding creeks, and is in close proximity to the beach and national park on Assateague Island. There are areas to fish from shore or piers, facilities to launch a boat, numerous charter boats, and family attractions. This is an excellent area for flounder fishing, offshore fishing, crabbing, clamming and many opportunities.

Local Fish

The area is known for excellent fishing for dozens of species of fish. Inshore, flounder, sea trout, bluefish, rockfish, spot, croaker, sheepshead, triggerfish, red drum, black drum, sea bass, small sharks and tautog are all possibilities.

Farther offshore, anglers have opportunities for monster bluefish, mako and other sharks, bluefin, yellowfin and albacore tuna, king mackerel, dolphinfish, wahoo, billfish and others.

Seasons

Fishing in the area gets in gear when flounder arrive in the spring. The coastal waters hold fish almost year round with a variety of options when the weather allows. As the waters begin to warm, flounder, croakers and other inshore fish begin to enter the area. By early summer, offshore fishing is in full swing. Offshore, anglers can fish for big game fish along the 20 and 30 fathom curves and on out to Poor Man's, Washington and Norfolk Canyons where tuna, billfish and other species are commonly caught. Autumn brings a focus on species such as bluefish, sea bass, tautog and striped bass or "rockfish".

Regulations

Always check local regulations for specific fishing information on recreational fishing. Anglers that charter a boat can consult their captain beforehand for the latest in requirements.