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Experience an exciting 6-hour fishing charter with Guide Kevin in Cape May on Tuesday, August for sharks and stingrays. This shore-based adventure targets the prime feeding window from 6 PM to midnight along Delaware Bay's productive waters. Designed for anglers of all skill levels, you'll learn specialized techniques while fishing from various shoreline spots with professional equipment provided.
Guide Kevin 'Catterman' of Catterman Adventures, LLC offers a specialized fishing charter on Tuesday, August targeting sharks and stingrays in Delaware Bay. This 6-hour evening trip runs from 6 PM to midnight, when these species are most actively feeding. The trip accommodates up to 2 guests, ensuring personalized attention and plenty of hands-on learning opportunities. Kevin provides all necessary fishing gear, including heavy-duty rods and specialized tackle designed to attract sharks and rays. No fishing license is required as this guided experience handles all technical aspects. Book your spot today and prepare for an unforgettable evening of shore-based fishing action.
This evening adventure captures the most productive bite window along Delaware Bay, when sandbar sharks, smooth dogfish, and southern stingrays move into shallower waters to feed. You'll fish from carefully selected shoreline spots around Lewes where Kevin has honed his techniques over years of guiding. The calm bay waters provide ideal conditions for both beginners and experienced anglers, while the nighttime setting adds an element of excitement as you wait for that unmistakable pull on your line.
Kevin's expertise extends beyond just fishing mechanics - he'll teach you how to read water conditions, understand species behavior, and apply the right techniques for each target. With a maximum of 2 guests per trip, you receive individualized coaching and plenty of opportunities to practice under expert guidance.
Delaware Bay's coastal waters support a healthy population of species that make evening fishing particularly productive. Understanding why these fish are more active at night helps you appreciate the timing of this trip. Sandbar sharks, one of the primary targets, are bottom feeders that hunt along sandy and muddy areas of the bay. During daylight, they typically remain in deeper water, but as darkness falls, they move shallower to feed on smaller fish and crustaceans. Smooth dogfish, which are small sharks themselves, follow similar patterns and often school together, creating consistent action once they locate your baited lines.
Southern stingrays are bottom dwellers that hunt for mollusks, crustaceans, and small fish buried in the sand. They're particularly active during low-light periods when they can move into shallow water with less risk from larger predators. This behavioral shift is what makes the 6 PM to midnight window so effective for catching these species.
The fishing technique Kevin employs involves using fresh bait positioned along the bottom to attract feeding fish. The combination of the right bait scent, proper rod sensitivity, and patience creates opportunities for multiple hookups throughout the evening. You'll learn how to detect the difference between a shark bite and a ray bite, how to set the hook properly, and how to handle these powerful fish safely from shore. Each species teaches you something different about fish behavior and coastal fishing dynamics.
Your 6-hour trip departs at 6 PM, so plan to arrive a few minutes early to meet Kevin and get oriented to your fishing spot. He'll provide a full briefing on the evening's conditions, target species, and the techniques you'll employ. All fishing gear is included, so you only need to bring weather-appropriate clothing, insect repellent, and water. Comfortable shoes with good grip are recommended since you'll be standing on sandy beach and potentially wet terrain for extended periods.
The calm bay waters and evening temperatures make this a comfortable experience even for those new to fishing. Kevin handles all the technical aspects of rigging, baiting, and managing the catch, while you focus on learning and enjoying the action. With two guests maximum, you'll never feel rushed or crowded. Bring a headlamp or small flashlight for the darker hours, and prepare for an exciting night waiting for these apex predators and bottom-feeding rays to strike.