Do I need to bring my own fishing gear?

No, The Hurricane Fleet provides rods, tackle, and bait for all passengers.

What species can I expect to catch?

Common catches include snapper, grouper, amberjack, and sometimes shark.

Is the trip suitable for beginners?

Yes, the crew offers guidance making this trip accessible for anglers of all skill levels.

Are meals or drinks included?

Passengers should bring their own food and beverages, as these are typically not provided.

What is the cancellation policy?

Policies vary by season; it’s best to confirm directly with The Hurricane Fleet prior to booking.

How do I get to the departure point?

The Calabash marina is easily accessible by car with nearby parking available for travelers.

Deep-Sea Gulf Stream Fishing from Calabash, NC | Fishing | Boat Tour

Located in Calabash, North Carolina, the Gulf Stream Fishing 11.5 Hours hurricane II trip offers one of the most immersive deep-sea fishing experiences on the Atlantic coast. For over 75 years, The Hurricane Fleet has been an integral part of the local fishing culture, drawing anglers eager to battle snapper, grouper, and other prized ocean species far offshore. Venturing 40 to 50 miles into the Gulf Stream, this trip brings adventurers to a rich underwater habitat fueled by strong currents and diverse marine life. The Gulf Stream’s warm waters create ideal conditions for large game fish, making every catch a rewarding challenge.

The vessel itself is designed for comfort and functionality, providing ample space and gear for both novice and seasoned fishermen. Guests simply arrive with their enthusiasm—the crew supplies all tackle, rods, and bait, streamlining the experience so you can focus fully on the thrill of the catch. As you journey away from the shore, watch for striking ocean swells and maybe even spot dolphins or flying fish dancing around the boat.

This fishing voyage stands out because of its longevity and deep connection to Calabash’s fishing heritage, often called the "Seafood Capital of the World." The Hurricane Fleet not only provides access to prime fishing grounds but also embodies decades of local maritime tradition. Whether you’re after your first offshore fish or aiming to land a trophy catch, this trip delivers a full-day adventure filled with action and ocean vistas.

Nearby city: Myrtle Beach, SC remains the closest major hub for lodging and additional coastal activities, offering easy access before or after your Gulf Stream journey.

About Hurricane Fleet

Hurricane Fleet is a charter and excursion company based in Calabash, North Carolina, offering a range of marine experiences that include Gulf Stream fishing, specialty fishing trips, dolphin-watching cruises, sunset outings, and private charters. The fleet operates multiple vessels suited for half-day, three-quarter-day, and full-day offshore trips as well as family-friendly coastal cruises. For over 75 years, Hurricane Fleet has scheduled weekly Gulf Stream excursions that travel 30 to 50 miles offshore, targeting species such as snapper and grouper and offering anglers the chance to catch larger pelagic fish.

Departures leave from the village of Calabash, providing convenient access for visitors to the Carolina coast. Signature offerings include the Dolphin Adventure Cruise — marketed as the Original Myrtle Beach Dolphin Cruise — where every guest receives a free shark tooth, and themed seasonal events such as the Christmas Regatta cruise on November 30, 2024. Private half-day charters are available with instant booking for up to six people, and larger limited-capacity specialty charters accommodate 15–20 guests for more intimate fishing experiences.

Hurricane Fleet supplies onboard equipment for many trips, operates climate-controlled cabins for comfort on specific cruises, and lists vessels such as the SUNDANCER and SOUTHERN COMFORT for private charters. The company’s trip roster covers options for beginners, families, and serious anglers, with clear trip lengths from 4.5-hour half-day outings to extended 11–11.5-hour Gulf Stream adventures. All descriptions and itineraries are presented in third-person factual terms to help visitors choose the appropriate experience for their group.