Captain's Bio

Seth Levine is a USCG licensed captain with a lifelong passion for fishing and the outdoors.  He grew up fresh water and saltwater fishing in the northeast.  Catching the light tackle and fly fishing bug early led him out west to fish the streams of the Rockies and Cascade Mountains while finishing up high school and college.  After Earning a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder and moving back to the east coast, he really got hooked on the salt where he cut his teeth fishing the New York Bight for Striped bass, false albacore, bluefish, flounder, sea bass, weakfish and tautog.

 The varied fishery of the New York Bight taught Seth many different techniques from live baiting and wreck fishing to throwing 1” clouser minnow flies at fast moving false albacore.  Then Seth decided to move his family from the cooler weather and the big city, heading south to seek new challenges and a lifestyle more connected to nature.   

The waters off Cape Hatteras where the Labrador Current and the Gulf Stream converge was without a doubt where Seth wanted to be, and he has been fishing out of Oregon Inlet for 15 years pursuing everything from sheepshead to blue marlin.  He especially loves to sight fish.  Whether it is hunting for a sunbathing cobia or switching a lit up white marlin off the teaser, he loves to show you the heat of the bite and loves being on the water.  

If you’re looking for a nearshore trip to see the sites and catch Blues and Spanish for a fish fry or a trip to the gulf stream to chase pelagic warriors, Seth will help you see for yourself why the Outer banks is such a special place.