Miss Oregon Inlet II Headboat

Types of Fishing

• Inshore Fishing
• Nearshore Fishing

Fishing Techniques

• Bottom Fishing
• Deep Sea Fishing
• Drift Fishing
• Heavy Tackle
• Light Tackle
• Trolling

Amenities

• Fishfinder
• GPS
• Ice Box
• Multimedia System
• Toilet

Trip Includes

• Fishing License
• Lures
• Rods, reels & tackle

Miss Oregon Inlet II Headboat is your ticket to the stunning waters of Outer Banks. With Captain Ben at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands.

Depending on conditions, you might hook into Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Trout, Bluefish, Little Tunny (False Albacore), and plenty more.

Depending on the species you’re after, you may find yourself light tackle fishing, trolling, drifting, bottom fishing, or maybe something more specialized in this area.

Trips with Miss Oregon Inlet II Headboat are kid-friendly, so get 'em offline and onto the water! We provide life jackets for both adult and children. Snacks are permitted onboard — bring your favorites to maintain your energy throughout the trip! Please, no glass bottles.

Capt. Ben runs a 60' Headboat with plenty of room for all. It has everything you need for a productive day on the water. There's a toilet on board for your convenience. What's more, depending on the circustances, we can accomodate wheelchairs. Please contact for further information.

Your captain will provide rods and reels, along with lures.

The charter boat covers your fishing license, so all you have to do is look forward to your trip! Keep in mind that you may release some fish due to regulations. If you don't know what to expect, ask the captain.

It's recommended to bring sunscreen (non-spray), a hat, bottled water, and sunglasses. If you'd like to bring other drinks, just ask. Alcohol is not allowed, but your are welcome to bring a few beers (no glass bottles0.

Now and then the fish might get away, but a day on the water never should. Time to make it happen, with Miss Oregon Inlet II Headboat!

Please Note:
Per U.S. Coast Guard regulations, every person—regardless of age—is required to have a ticket. This includes infants and young children. We must account for every individual on board to ensure compliance with safety and capacity limits.