We specialize in guided striper and crappie fishing at Jordan Lake, located in the heart of North Carolina. We have an experienced staff and all of the right equipment to take you to the HOT SPOT. We also provide guided tours of the lake. We promote conservation and practice catch and release based on the condition of the fish.

We let you be involved as much as you desire during your trip. If you want us to "hook and hand-off", we will. If you want to watch the rods and set the hook yourself, no problem.

You tell us what you want and we will do our best to accommodate you. If you just want to relax and socialize with others in your party or; if you want to learn fishing techniques or; just take a kid fishing, HOT SPOT CHARTERS LLC is the answer for you.

Our lake tour is perfect for folks that want to see Jordan Lake from the water. We will show you the highlights of the lake on a leisurely tour.

We are fully insured and possess all of the proper permits. Our guide also holds a Coast Guard approved safety certification. Our boat is inspected annually by the Coast Guard Auxiliary.

If you would like to make a reservation, use the Book A Trip page. You can also contact us by calling (919) 775-5205. If you get a our voicemail, press 1 and leave a message or you can send us an email.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Wilmington District) operates the B. Everett Jordan Lake as a multi-purpose flood control and water resources project. It is designed for flood control, water supply, recreation, fish and wildlife management, and low flow augmentation for points below the dam. The dam and lake are located in Chatham County on the Haw River, just downstream of its confluence with New Hope Creek. Haw River is a major tributary of the Cape Fear River. Construction began in 1967, and the reservoir was full by 1982. The average inflow rate to the lake is 1,621 cubic feet per second (cfs) based on stream flow measurements made on the river between 1929 and 1989. The lake covers 14,300 acres and provides about 140,400 acre-feet of useable storage at normal pool. Of this quantity, about 45,800 acre-feet is designated for water supply.