easy
3–4 hours
Requires basic physical ability to stand and manage fishing gear for several hours; suitable for all ages including children.
Experience an unforgettable family-friendly inshore fishing trip in Virginia Beach with Havoc Charters. Enjoy catching local fish and spotting playful dolphins in a safe, private setting.
From $689 / 4 Hour Private Charter • Ages 18+ to Book • 4 to 8 Hours • Up to 21 People
Experience the thrill of inshore fishing trips, perfect for families and beginners alike! Enjoy a day on the water without venturing far from shore, while encountering playful dolphins. Target a variety of exciting species, from red drum to sharks, making unforgettable memories with loved ones on this unique adventure.
Prices Include up to 6 People. Additional People (Up to 21 Total) can be added for an additional fee per person.
Inshore fishing charters are a good choice for people interested in just spending some time on the water and/or not venturing too far from shore.
As a bonus, dolphins are usually encountered on these trips. Types of fishing include trolling artificial and live bait and chumming. Species targeted may include red drum, cobia, bluefish, Spanish mackerel, Spadefish, king mackerel, croaker, spot, false albacore and sharks.
Protect yourself from sun exposure during your time on the water with sunscreen and wide-brimmed hats.
Early mornings and late afternoons can be cool, so bring layers to stay comfortable throughout your trip.
Bring water bottles to keep hydrated while fishing under the sun.
If you’re prone to seasickness, consider taking motion sickness medication before departure.
Virginia Beach has a rich maritime history as a major fishing and shipping hub since colonial times.
Local charters support sustainable fishing practices to protect Virginia Beach’s coastal ecosystems.
Protects skin from intense sun during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable and cool while fishing under changing temperatures.
spring specific
Helps prevent nausea for those prone to seasickness.
Staying hydrated is important during the trip regardless of the season.