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The Speckled Trout belongs to the order Perciformes and family Sciaenidae. It typically measures between 12 and 39 inches in length, with a weight range from 3 to 17 lbs. Habitat: onshore, nearshore, coastal river. - Popular gamefish in Gulf of Mexico and Southeastern coastal waters. - Also known as Spotted Weakfish (Cynoscion nebulosus). - Prized by both recreational and commercial fishers for abundance and excellent flavor.
Guide Addison Grantham of Unreel Charters NC on Saturday October offers exceptional inshore fishing charters targeting speckled trout in Swansboro's productive coastal waters. These 4 to 8-hour fishing adventures focus on drift fishing and bottom fishing techniques around grass flats and structure that hold fish year-round. The clear waters and diverse bottom structure create ideal habitat for speckled trout, summer flounder, and southern flounder. With top-quality rods, reels, and tackle provided, anglers can focus on the action while working the marshes and nearshore waters that make this area legendary. Whether you choose catch and release or take home fresh fish for dinner, these guided trips accommodate up to 4 anglers and deliver consistent results in North Carolina's most reliable inshore fishing grounds.
Guide Addison Grantham of Unreel Charters NC on Saturday October runs 4 to 8-hour inshore fishing charters targeting speckled trout in Swansboro's productive waters. These guided trips accommodate up to 4 anglers with all rods, reels, and tackle provided. Rates vary by trip duration, with half-day adventures perfect for families and full-day charters ideal for serious anglers wanting to work the grass flats thoroughly. Licensed local guide with extensive knowledge of seasonal patterns and productive structure. Book online or call for current availability and seasonal rates.
These inshore fishing adventures focus on the diverse bottom structure and grass beds around Swansboro that create perfect habitat for speckled trout, summer flounder, and southern flounder. The combination of calm marshes, grass flats, and nearshore structure provides multiple fishing opportunities using drift fishing and bottom fishing techniques with live bait.
Clear water conditions and productive structure make this area ideal for light tackle fishing, with consistent action throughout the day. The flexibility to choose catch and release or take home fresh fish for dinner appeals to both conservation-minded anglers and those wanting a fresh seafood meal.
Speckled trout thrive in Swansboro's grass flats and nearshore waters, feeding actively around structure during fall months when water temperatures remain comfortable. These fish respond well to live bait presentations over grass beds and along drop-offs where they ambush prey. The clear water conditions common in this area allow anglers to sight-fish and watch trout strike, adding excitement to the experience. Local guides know exactly where to find feeding schools based on tide, wind, and seasonal patterns that concentrate fish in predictable areas.
Your charter includes a well-equipped boat with top-quality rods, reels, and tackle suitable for inshore species. Trips launch at dawn to take advantage of prime feeding times, with the boat's shallow draft allowing access to grass flats and back-country waters where speckled trout feed. The 4-hour option provides excellent action for families and half-day adventures, while 6 and 8-hour trips give serious anglers time to work multiple spots and techniques as conditions change throughout the day.
Ready for some laid-back fishing on the Neuse River? Hop aboard our comfy boat and let's hit the water! We've got room for you and a buddy to cast lines and reel in some great catches. Whether you're after striped bass, red drum, or flounder, these Eastern North Carolina waters are teeming with fish. No need to fuss with gear - we've got top-notch rods, reels, and tackle all set for you. Just bring your sense of adventure and maybe a cold drink or two. From quiet backwaters to open stretches, we'll find the perfect spots to drop a line. And hey, if you land a keeper, you can take it home for a fresh seafood dinner. Or if you prefer, we can snap a quick pic and send that fish back to grow even bigger. So grab a friend, clear your schedule for 4 to 8 hours, and let's make some waves on the Neuse!