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This fishing charter with Guide Kevin in Cape May on Sunday, August offers an exciting 6-hour evening session targeting sharks and stingrays in Delaware Bay. Land-based fishing under headlamps provides an immersive night experience with all gear included for up to 2 guests.
Guide Kevin of Catterman Adventures, LLC on Sunday, August invites you to experience a 6-hour guided night fishing trip targeting sharks and stingrays from the shores of Lewes, Delaware. This fishing charter runs from 6:00 P.M. to midnight, perfectly timing your outing with the prime feeding hours when these species are most active in Delaware Bay's calm waters.
The trip accommodates up to 2 guests and includes all necessary tackle and equipment. Kevin provides expert guidance tailored to your skill level, whether you're new to shark fishing or bringing some experience to the shoreline. No licenses required - Kevin handles all the details so you can focus on the action.
Book your spot today and prepare for an unforgettable evening of fishing under the stars. Contact Catterman Adventures to reserve your 6-hour experience.
The magic of this trip unfolds during night hours when sharks and stingrays move into Delaware Bay's shallower waters to feed. Kevin positions you at productive spots along the shoreline, sharing local techniques and helping you work different tackle setups as conditions and activity shift throughout the evening.
Fishing from land removes the need for a boat while providing genuine access to impressive species. The headlamp setup adds an extra layer of excitement as you wait for that telltale tug on your line. Delaware Bay's protected waters make this an ideal introduction to targeting bigger species while staying grounded and comfortable on shore.
Delaware Bay's calm, protected waters create a unique environment for night fishing. The bay's geography and seasonal patterns bring sharks and stingrays into predictable feeding zones during evening hours, especially in the warm months. This makes the 6 P.M. to midnight window incredibly productive for anglers willing to work after sunset.
Sharks in this region include sand tigers and other species that move shallow to hunt at night. Stingrays are equally active nocturnal feeders, and their willingness to take live and dead baits makes them reliable targets. Both species demonstrate fascinating behavior when they're hunting, and Kevin's experience reading the water and conditions means you'll understand what's actually happening beneath the surface.
The shoreline environment around Lewes offers varied bottom structure - sandy areas, drop-offs, and deeper channels all within casting distance. This diversity means different species prefer different spots, and Kevin knows which locations produce at different stages of the tide. Fishing from land also means you can adjust positioning quickly when activity picks up or slows down, maximizing your chances throughout the 6-hour session.
Night fishing adds a sensory element that daytime trips can't match. The darkness, the glow of headlamps on the water, the sound of the bay - it all heightens awareness and makes each bite feel more significant. Many anglers find night fishing more immersive and memorable than daytime sessions, especially when targeting species like sharks and rays that become more active after dark.
The 6-hour session runs from 6:00 P.M. to midnight, capturing the prime evening feeding window. Kevin provides all gear, so bring comfortable clothes for an evening on the shoreline - layers work well since temperatures can cool after sunset. A headlamp or flashlight is helpful for personal use, though Kevin's setup handles fishing illumination.
Groups of up to 2 guests fish together, making this ideal for couples, friends, or family pairs wanting a shared experience. Kevin adapts his instruction and pacing to your group's skill level, whether everyone's brand new to shark fishing or you're bringing some experience. The pace feels natural - you're not rushing between spots or feeling pressured. Instead, you settle into productive areas, work your tackle, and let the evening unfold.
Arrive ready to engage actively with the fishing. This isn't a passive experience - you'll be casting, retrieving, feeling for bites, and setting hooks. The 6-hour duration provides enough time to experience multiple fishing scenarios and learn genuine technique rather than just going through the motions. By the end, you'll understand how night feeding patterns work and what sharks and stingrays actually respond to in Delaware Bay.