Country Girl Gulfstream Charters and Ocean Wreckfishing

Our Carolina-style charter boat is the only boat COAST GUARD LICENSED TO CARRY UP TO 27 PASSENGERS per Gulf Stream Charter. Fish for tuna, mahi-mahi, wahoo, king mackerel, blue marlin, white marlin or sailfish.
5:00am - 4:30pm.

Country Girl all day Ocean Wreck Fishing trips to the shipwrecks, rocky bottom and artificial reefs where we fish for black sea bass, triggerfish, gray tile fish, blues, king mackerel, grouper, amber jack and dolphin.

Whichever trip you decide to charter, The Country Girl is available for bachelor/bachelorette parties, pelagic bird watching, family gatherings, ashes at sea and more!

Call for rates & schedules.

Voted Best Offshore Fishing Charter in the 2024 BEST OF OBX contest!

THE COUNTRY GIRL IS A 57’ CANNADY

Custom built in 1990 by local legend, Buddy Cannady, and ran by his grandson, Captain Charles Foreman. Open from cabin to stern on both sides, this Carolina-style charter boat is roomy and offers all the amenities for a comfortable, safe, and fun trip.

The Country Girl is known for her speed and also plays a special role in the Oregon Inlet fleet as the only boat Coast Guard-licensed and equipped to carry up to 27 passengers to the Gulf Stream. With state of the art electronics, newly re-powered CAT engines, and extra room for your entire party she is the perfect choice for your fishing trip, cruise, pelagic birding tour, or even burial at sea.

Gulf Stream Charters Available
Call for rates & schedules. 5:00am - 4:30pm

BOOK NOW! We're more than Outer Banks fishing.

All Charters Depart From Pirate’s Cove
2000 Sailfish Dr. on the Nags Head-Manteo Causeway
252-473-5577 | CountryGirlCharters.com

Nags Head
252-473-5577
Hours
*Off-season hours may vary*
Call 252-473-5577 for current hours.
  • Monday7:00am-10:00pm
  • Tuesday7:00am-10:00pm
  • Wednesday7:00am-10:00pm
  • Thursday7:00am-10:00pm
  • Friday7:00am-10:00pm
  • Saturday7:00am-10:00pm
  • Sunday7:00am-10:00pm
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Activities
Nags Head Dolphin Watch

Nags Head Dolphin Watch

Scientists run these dolphin tours as part of their research on these beloved aquatic animals, so you know this will be an interesting trip. Passengers will be able to see how researchers with the Outer Banks Center for Dolphin Research, a nonprofit organization,  conduct their research and hear about some of the discoveries from more than a decade of studies and monitoring. Some of the hundreds of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins in the area show up so frequently they’ve even been given names, like “Rake,” “Scarlet,” and “Onion.”  

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