• To BUY SEAFOOD, please visit us at our harbor location (4331 Mill Landing Road). It's offseason here at OBX and, although we are open year round, due to winter weather and LABOR SHORTAGES our retail hours may vary daily. We will try to keep Facebook updated with any changes. Please call 252-473-7484 if you have any questons.
Great News! Our Packaging and Freezing services are back! We will be scheduling orders as labor and space allows.
Fresh Catch Seafood is owned and run by local fishermen. We take great pride in our hard work and long hours dedicated to providing locals, vacationers, wholesalers and fishermen with the freshest, highest quality seafood the Outer Banks offers.
Serving The Outer Banks Including Manteo, Wanchese, Nags Head, Rodanthe, Kill Devil Hills, Kitty Hawk, Southern Shores, Duck, and Corolla.
Every day before sunrise on the Outer Banks, our OBX fishermen head offshore with only one goal in mind. They want to catch the best quality seafood possible. Depending on the time of year, we offer many different seasonal OBX species of fish for retail including tuna, mahi (& other available fish), swordfish, croakers, bluefish, sea mullet, and shrimp. Give us a call at 252-475-9888 to see what we have fresh today or visit us at 4331 Mill Landing Rd. Wanchese, NC 27981
We will be scheduling orders as labor and space allows.
Planning to take home your charter catch? Don’t let your need for vacation storage stop you from taking your catch home. Leave it to our fish packaging experts right here on the Outer Banks. Bring us your fish fillets or loins and we will trim, portion, vacuum seal and freeze your catch for the trip home. When you leave your fresh catch with us, skilled fishermen prepare and freeze it for easy travel and your future meal preparation. At our processing facility (57 Harbor Rd. in Wanchese, NC) your catch will be prepared, portioned and packaged with expert care. Pick up can be scheduled at your convenience by simply calling us at 252-473-7484.
Fresh Catch was featured in our state magazine June 2021 Issue! Check out the story here
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