Enjoy a hysterical and historical account of Blackbeard! When this performance is active, it is usually presented every Monday during the summer season at the Deepwater Theatre. A Tale of Blackbeard examines pirate culture and history and the infamous Ocracoke character. 

This annual celebration features musicians, storytellers, artisans and characters of Ocracoke and beyond! Don't miss this weekend of performances and fun!

This trip will keep you in the inlet and it is for the late evening type of person. The boat will leave the dock at 3 p.m. and return to the dock at 7 p.m. This is a light tackle trip where you will be in control of dropping your hook down from the boat and snagging your own fish. This is also a great beginners trip for your young ones in the family to see how they do on a boat.

This is a trip that will leave the dock at 10:30 in the morning in return to the dock at 4:30 in the afternoon. What this trip allows is more time to go out in the survey the wrecks and the gullies to try to find the bigger trophies that we can possibly get you hooked up with. We will still be close to the beach or possibly go out five miles or so off to Beach it just allows us more time for a wider range of assault.

This is for the group that would like to go out and anchor in the calm water and drop a line straight down. The boat will be roomy enough for the young ones to move around and also provide enough shade that the older ones can enjoy the day also. It will allow you to try to catch dinner as in flounder or sea mullet possibly croakers or red drum. It will be with light tackle and it's one of those trips that the father can really teach the young ones how to fish.

We will be catching Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel, and the occasional Cobia, Red Drum, or King Mackerel.

This trip is for the family that does not want to go way offshore. It will allow us to cover a 25-mile range from the sea buoy to be able to locate the bigger fish like a king mackerel or a red drum. We are also able to catch Spanish mackerel and Bluefish at the same time. This trip allows us to slide off the beach and go around more wrecks where we might possibly find some sea bass, triggerfish or spadefish and, every now and then, on some wrecks we run into Mahi and amberjack.

Bring your creative ideas and incorporate natural items from the sea into a grapevine wreath for decorative use year round. We will provide one wreath per person, shells, moss, ribbon, dried flowers and other maritime castoffs. We encourage you to bring in special shells or other treasures to personalize your wreath. 

Phideaux Fishing is one of the only charter fishing operations to offer year-round Outer Banks service. Whether you're looking for do a half-day or full-day — whether it's July or January — Phideaux Fishing is among the most professional and accommodating in the business. 
 

Also known as wreck fishing, this Outer Banks charter hones in on tilefish, grouper, and sea bass. Feel free to bring food and drink, wear appropriate clothing, and don’t forget — a 20% tip for the mate is standard.