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Join Guide Kevin on a 6-hour fishing charter in Cape May on Tuesday, August for an exciting shark and stingray fishing adventure. This evening trip runs from 6 PM to midnight along Delaware Bay's productive shoreline, targeting the prime feeding window when these species are most active. Whether you're experienced or new to fishing, Kevin provides all specialized tackle and personalized guidance for up to 2 guests. Ideal for families and anglers seeking an authentic night fishing experience.
Guide Kevin of Catterman Adventures, LLC on Tuesday, August offers a 6-hour guided shark and stingray fishing trip in Lewes, Delaware. This evening fishing charter runs from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM, placing you right in the action during peak feeding times. The trip accommodates up to 2 guests and includes all specialized tackle, heavy-duty rods, and properly prepared bait tailored for attracting sharks and rays. Kevin provides personalized instruction whether you're a seasoned angler or casting a rod for the first time. Book your spot today and experience the thrill of night fishing on Delaware Bay.
This trip puts you directly on the shoreline of Delaware Bay during the most productive hours for shark and stingray activity. You'll fish from various spots around Lewes, using techniques Kevin has refined over years of guiding. The calm bay waters and healthy populations of sandbar sharks, smooth dogfish, and southern stingrays create consistent action throughout the evening. Night fishing adds genuine excitement as you wait for that distinctive pull on your line, and Kevin's expertise ensures you're using the right methods for each species.
The experience is designed for all skill levels. Families return repeatedly because Kevin balances the challenge of catching these powerful fish with an atmosphere of fun and learning. You get personalized attention with just 2 guests, plenty of opportunities to practice proper casting and fighting techniques, and real guidance from someone who knows Delaware Bay's waters intimately.
Delaware Bay hosts a remarkable population of sharks and rays, making it one of the region's premier destinations for these encounters. Sandbar sharks are the most common target, recognizable by their distinctive high dorsal fin and bronze coloring. These sharks are powerful fighters that test your tackle and skills. Smooth dogfish, smaller and more abundant, provide consistent action and quick-striking excitement. Southern stingrays frequent the bay waters, especially during evening hours, offering a different challenge with their bottom-feeding behavior and surprising strength when hooked.
These species thrive in Delaware Bay's brackish waters because of rich food sources and suitable habitat. Sharks and rays are most active during lower light conditions and tidal changes, which is why this evening trip targets the 6 PM to midnight window. You'll learn how to read the water, identify productive zones, and understand the feeding patterns that bring these creatures to your line. The experience reveals how interconnected these predators are with the bay's ecosystem and the unique characteristics that make each species distinct to catch.
Your evening begins at 6:00 PM and runs through midnight, allowing you to experience the prime feeding window when sharks and rays are most active. Guide Kevin provides all necessary equipment including heavy-duty rods, reels, and specialized bait prepared to attract your target species. The trip accommodates 2 guests, ensuring you receive individual attention and instruction throughout the evening. Dress in layers since night air can cool significantly, and wear closed-toe shoes for safe footing on the shoreline. Bring sunscreen for the initial evening light, a headlamp or flashlight for nighttime comfort, and stay hydrated throughout the 6 hours. The calm bay conditions make this accessible for all experience levels, though be prepared for the physical demands of handling powerful fish when they strike.