Dynamic plasma screening effects on the electron capture process in kappa-Maxwellian plasmas are investigated using the semiclassical version of the Bohr–Lindhard model. The interaction potential and screened electron capture radius are obtained by considering the longitudinal component of the plasma dielectric function. The semiclassical electron capture probability is also obtained as a function of the impact parameter, Debye length, projectile velocity, and spectral index. It is found that the dynamic screening effects on the electron capture probability are more significant for low projectile energies. The maximum position of the scaled electron capture probability approaches the target nucleus with increasing projectile energy. The dynamic screening effect is also found to decrease with increasing spectral index.