Destinations
Explore the deep blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean where you and your fellow anglers are encouraged to choose your own adventure. Whether you're interested in traveling up to 15 miles off the coast to enjoy a day fishing nearshore or your adventurous spirit would like to wet your wicked appetite and hook fish while deep sea fishing, Wicked Hooker Charters offers experiences to satisfy.
Nearshore Fishing
We will charter up to 15 miles off the coast.
Nearshore fishing is a broad category of saltwater fishing that takes place between the waters past the jetties, beaches, and bays and the offshore drop-off. This type of fishing borrows a lot of techniques from both inshore and offshore fishing because many of the fish species and environments overlap.
Offshore Fishing
We will charter 15 miles to 60 miles off the coast.

Offshore fishing is a popular category of fishing that happens miles from shore while chasing the biggest sportfish in the world. This category of saltwater fishing takes place in deep water (hence why it's often called deep sea fishing) and provides anglers with unmatched action.
Reef Fishing
Live bottom fishing (corals and plant-life)
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Reef fishing is a type of bottom fishing that most commonly involves dropping live or dead bait down to catch the fish that live on or near a reef. Reef types can include rock reefs, coral reefs, or artificial reefs placed for the purpose of attracting and holding fish and other marine life.
Wreck Fishing
Explore reefs above shipwrecks in the Atlantic
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Your captain will take you to artificial and/or natural reefs above shipwrecks in the Atlantic. Furthest one out is 40 miles. We often explore more than one location in search of fish. Wreck fishing usually involves pinpointing vehicles which sank by accident, but in some cases these vehicles are intentionally dropped there in order to form artificial reefs. The Atlantic seafloor is riddled with wrecks.
Deep Bottom
Up to 150+ feet of water. 10-hour trip minimum.
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Deep sea fishing is a kind of fishing that requires a trip out into the Atlantic Ocean and its deep waters. Deep-bottom fishing is the name given to line fishing for bottom species using a multi-hook rig in waters over about 100 m deep.