Welcome to Jake Jordan's Fishing Adventures

  North Carolina produces some of the best fly fishing for more species than any other state. I moved here during 2006 to take advantage of this great fishery. I live and operate my charter fishing business out of Havelock which is located  in eastern North Carolina. Although I still operate my "Bonefish Schools" in the Bahamas, My "Sailfish Schools" in Guatemala, "Marlin fly fishing Schools" in Australia, Galapagos, and Venezuela,  "Salmon and Trout fly fishing schools" in Alaska, and I still guide my Tarpon fly fishing clients in the Florida Keys (during April, May, and June), I spend the rest of the year figuring out the many diverse fly fisheries here at home in Eastern Carolina.

   During October and November this area has the best fly fishing available for big "Albies" false Albacore, of anywhere I have ever fished. Eight months of the year we have the best Red fishing which I have ever seen, Redfish on the flats (Sight Casting) up to 25 pounds, and giant Reds along the beach and in the sound up to the 60 pound class. Striped Bass, Flounder, Snappers, Grouper, Bluefish, Bonita, Spanish Mackerel, Kingfish, Blue fin Tuna, Yellow fin Tuna, Sailfish, White, Marlin, Blue Marlin, and half a dozen species of Sharks are but a few of the local species of fish available here. Tarpon are here during July, August, and September while the Sea Trout (Specks) are plentiful 10 to 11  months out of the year.

   Up in the rivers NC has this awesome Shad fishery (March and April), with lots of Rockfish (Striped Bass) as a side bar, inland in the Mountains, we have the best trout fly fishing of any place along the east coast of the US. Overall I plan to spend the rest of my life chasing fish on fly tackle, many here in North Carolina, please give me a call so we can catch some fish together.

Captain Jake Jordan