Wrightsville Beach Fish Species

Common Questions

What is biting at Wrightsville Beach?

Various species are currently biting at Wrightsville Beach, offering exciting opportunities for anglers. For the latest updates on what's biting and to book your fishing adventure, turn to SWF Charters. Our experienced captains will guide you to the best spots for a successful and memorable day on the water.

What kind of fish are at Wrightsville Beach?

Wrightsville Beach boasts a diverse range of fish species, including red drum, flounder, speckled trout, Spanish mackerel, and king mackerel, among others. For guided fishing excursions to target these prized catches and more, trust SWF Charters to provide expert guidance and unforgettable experiences on the waters of Wrightsville Beach.

What is the rare fish in NC?

One of the rare fish found in North Carolina waters is the Atlantic Sturgeon, a prehistoric species known for its distinctive appearance and endangered status. While encountering this elusive fish is rare, embarking on a fishing expedition with SWF Charters increases your chances of encountering unique marine life, as our experienced captains navigate the waters of North Carolina with expert knowledge and passion.

A SWF Charters Fishing Charter targets the top Wrightsville Beach Fish species including Amberjack, Cobia, Mahi Mahi, Flounder, Gag Grouper, Grunt, King Mackerel, Redfish, Black Seabass, Vermillion Snapper, Spanish Mackerel, Gray Triggerfish.. We primarily Fish the Atlantic Ocean, Big Branch, Lower Swash Channel Range, Elizabeth River, Mill Creek, Bald Head Creek, Cape Creek, Snow Marsh Channel Range, Anderson Creek, Upper Midnight Channel Range, Sand Hill Creek, Northeast Cape Fear River, Upper Brunswick Range, Fish Creek, Orton Creek, Toms Hole, Frenchs Creek, Dutchman Creek, Piney Point Creek, Little River, Kings Branch, Lick Creek, Mallory Creek, Muddy Point, Buckhorn Creek, Battery Island Channel, Fishing Creek, Cross Creek, Lower Midnight Channel Range, South River, Spearmans Mill Creek, Goodland Branch, Denis Creek, Black River, Neal Branch, Reaves Point Channel Range, Gardners Branch, Rice Creek, Hector Creek, Keith Branch, Lower Brunswick Range, Browns Creek, Bakers Creek, Quewhiffle Creek, Bear Branch, Lower Liliput Range, Turnbull Creek, Machine Creek, Juniper Creek, Doshers Creek, Baldhead Caswell, Fourth East Jetty Range, Caswell Basin, Fall Creek, Canty Mill Creek, Reaves Point, Hood Creek, Bryant Mill Creek, Cottage Creek, Liliput Creek, Calf Gully Creek, Walden Creek, Robinson Mill Branch, Little Shaddox Creek, Morgan Branch, Weyman Creek, Beaverdam Creek, Brunswick River, Nancys Creek, Cedar Creek, Boathouse Creek, Rock Hole Cove, Field Cove, Thorofare, Sturgeon Creek, Snows Cut, Juniper Branch, Redmond Creek, Town Creek, Molasses Creek, Ellis Creek, Doctor Point, False Channel, Georgia Branch, Southport Channel, Big I Lower Range, Grays Creek, Price Creek, Parkers Creek, The Basin, Corncake Inlet (historical), Shellbed Creek, Ash Swamp, Cape Fear River, Governors Creek, White Spring Ponds, Carolina Lake.