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The Tar Heel state is famous for its top-class fishing, whether it's inshore or offshore. But what if you're looking for a simple family adventure or just some fish for dinner? In that case, hop on one of the many Flounder fishing charters in North Carolina and you'll soon have your hands on some tasty table fare.

Flounder are ambush hunters, and North Carolina's coastal waters provide the perfect cover for them. You'll find them camouflaged along sandy bottoms, creek mouths, estuaries, and salt marshes, waiting for their prey to pass by. Since there's no need to venture far to get to where Flounder lurk, trips are suitable for anglers of all skill levels.

In North Carolina, Flounder will generally bite throughout the year. However, the recreational season is strictly regulated and has been limited to the month of September in recent years. Luckily, this coincides with one of the best times to catch Flounder, so you can bet on them biting when the season finally opens.

As far as starting spots go, it's hard to make a mistake. Flounder are caught both along the Outer Banks and the Crystal Coast. However, if you want the best action, head south to the Cape Fear region and you'll find keeper Flatfish in abundance. Most captains in Cape Fear depart from Wilmington, but you can also start your adventure from places such as Southport and Wrightsville Beach.

Generally, even half day trips will give you enough time to reel in a dinner or two. On full day trips, you can expect to hit your limit and even catch some other local inshore species. These include Redfish, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, and Bluefish, to name a few. All in all, going on a Flounder fishing charter will serve as the perfect introduction to North Carolina's waters, with delicious results to boot.