Edenton National Fish Hatchery

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Venture to the largest striped bass producer in the entire National Fish Hatchery System. Come visit our public aquarium to see local aquatic animals. Hike around our striped bass production ponds and to our boardwalk on Pembroke Creek.

Edenton National Fish Hatchery was initially established to supplement the populations of American shad, which had been overfished in the 1800s. The hatchery has produced blueback river herring, largemouth bass, bluegill, channel catfish, white perch, and many other species over its long history. Edenton National Fish Hatchery continues to produce fish for public use and restoration as it has for well over a century.