Embark on an incredible fishing trip that skirts the waters off the Crystal Coast shoreline with an adventure that’s commandeered by Lady Faye Deep Sea Fishing Charters. Based out of Morehead City, and easy to reach for barrier island and downtown visitors alike, this fishing charter business provides a wealth of experience to ensure that anglers have the best chance of reeling in those famous Southern Outer Banks catches.
Combined, the two captains of Lady Faye Deep Sea Fishing Charters - Capt. Bobby Ballou Jr. and Capt. Bobby Ballou Sr. – have more than 75 years of experience fishing the local waters, so anglers can rest assured that they’re in good hands throughout the trip. Specializing in trolling and bottom fishing, anglers can expect to reel in a wealth of seasonal tasty catches, including snapper, grouper, triggerfish, king mackerel, dolphin, bluefish, wahoo, and tuna, depending on where they go and what they target. All bait and tackle is furnished, as well as NC Saltwater Fishing Licenses, ensuring that all an angler has to do to enjoy a great fishing trip is step onboard. Guided by locals who know the area, Lady Faye Deep Sea Fishing Charters is a safe bet for catching those big catches that are found a few miles away from the Crystal Coast.
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