United StatesNarragansett Bay
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Location:
Prudence Island, RI
United States
United StatesCoordinates:
41.5939, -71.348
Distance:
Acres
Description:
Narragansett Bay is a bay and estuary on the north side of Rhode Island Sound. Covering 147 mi² (380 km²), the Bay forms New England's largest estuary, which functions as an expansive natural harbor, and includes a small archipelago.
Like a precious gem in a fine jeweled setting Narragansett Bay is the sparkling geographic center of Rhode Island. Sailing, boating, fishing, kayaking, cruising, swimming and seal watching are a few of the great recreational opportunities enjoyed by millions of visitors each year. Historic villages nestled along the scenic coast offer waterfront dining, shopping, adventure sport outfitters and more.
Don't have your own boat? We have scores of ways to explore the Bay for fun and learning. Relax on a narrated boat cruise along the islands of the Bay. Sail into the sunset on a historic schooner. Relive America 's Cup heritage by crewing on a twelve meter yacht. Cast your line while enjoying a fishing boat excursion. Paddle your kayak along the Bay's pristine coastline for an unforgettable experience. Whatever you choose, we've got all the details for you to enjoy our Jewels of the Bay.
Narragansett Bay's protected harbors and inlets provide a perfect refuge to enjoy water related recreation. Bayside outfitters rent recreational equipment including: snorkel gear, boats, jetskis, canoes, and kayaks.
While there are over thirty islands in the bay the three largest are Aquidneck Island, Conanicut Island, and Prudence Island. Bodies of water that are part of Narragansett Bay include the Sakonnet River; Mount Hope Bay; and the southern, tidal part of the Taunton River. The bay opens on Rhode Island Sound and the Atlantic Ocean; Block Island lies less than 20 miles from its opening. Bridges over parts of the bay include two suspension bridges, the Claiborne Pell Newport Bridge and Mount Hope Bridge, the Jamestown-Verrazano Bridge, and the Braga Bridge which forms the Narragansett Bay crossing of United States Interstate 195.
Cover/Structure:
We fish Narragansett Bay from its most northern end in the Seekonk River and Providence River to its southern end at the mouth of the bay near Jamestown and Newport and almost every place in between. We also fish Mount Hope Bay and the Sakonnet River. The bay is filled with inlets, coves, ledges, piers, docks, bridges.
Tips/Tactics:
The Rhode Island fishing charters season starts in in early May as the striped bass shoot up Narragansett Bay to hunt for herring and bunker where we will be waiting for them. The fly fishing and topwater light tackle fishing in Narragansett Bay during May and June can be epic! When the conditions are right 30 or 40 fish on light tackle per charter are commonplace. Spring fishing on Narragansett Bay is hard to beat.
Spot Access:
Boat Ramp, Parking (car/truck), Parking (boat/trailer), Picnic Area, Power Boats Allowed, Swimming Area, Pier, Shore fishing access, Playground, Camping, Restrooms, Beach, Fly Fishing
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Fishing Reports
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 07.06.12
June 29 through July 4, 2012
Big Boy Sport Fishing Charters has been off the dock for five days straight Bass and Blues fishing....Many thanks to all the guys who boarded the Big Boy II - Kyle Peterson and crew, Mike Miles and crew, Rob McAuliffe and crew, Tom from TJW Contracting and crew, Steven Marsh and crew, and Dennis Kelly and his sons - we enjoyed fishing with all of them - and they all brought great keeper Stripers to the boat - not to mention several 40 plus pounders! Block I...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 06.30.12
Big Boy Sport Fishing Charters has been going pretty much non-stop...thanks to the Nicholson crew, the Javery crew and Jim Rush and his sons - all three days yielded keeper Striped Bass and Blues around Block Island...great job to all!!!
Friday June 29th was bumpy - but the Peterson crew still managed to put fish in the boat - great job guys. We will be out on the water for the next five days straight....give us a call to customize a fishing charter for you (401) 258-2157
Captain Dua...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 06.26.12
Narragansett bay is loaded with bait ,there are Bluefish feeding on the outgoing tide. They are not hard to find look for the birds working on schools of bait pushed to the surface by the fish. Top water rplugs will get the job done with Bluefish up to 5 lbs in the bay . There are smaller fish in the mix and they are very aggressive. The Stripers on the other hand if you wish to target them you will need to fish the lower portion of the water column. Chunk bait...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 05.08.12
The 2012 season is upon us, the weather is a little unsettled right now. The herring have entered RI waters to complete there life cycle. Reports of a good run of Squid is under way,and there is large biat in the bay. I have started to fish with some good results and some day's when the weather made it more diffcult. The weather system will clear out the fishing should improve look for more reports. Tight Lines...
White Ghost Charters Captain Jim White
over 1 year ago
(09/21/2011)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 09.21.11
The false albacore have arrived in good numbers and are in from Sakonnet Point, on over the Newport, to the Narragansett shoreline and down to Watch Hill. Right now the ruffer the seas have been the better the fishing for these speedsters. Small Fin-S Fish in the four inch size and six inch white slug-go's have been working good, besides Acme Tackles new bonito jig and Needlefish.
Striped bass have returned to the bay and in the upper portions finally. We also have a ton of...
White Ghost Charters Capt. Jim White
over 1 year ago
(09/19/2011)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 09.19.11
Finally we have a good amount of false albacore in our waters. The albies right now extend from the Sakonnet River, through Newport and Jamestown, across to the Narragansett shoreline and up to Point Judith. The fish are hitting most small metals, small plugs and flies. Now is the time to go and get them while they are here in good numbers. We have openings right now for this fishery.
There are also stripers and bluefish running/mixing with the albies as there is a lot of s...
White Ghost Charters Captain Jim White
almost 2 years ago
(07/20/2011)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 07.20.11
The bottom fishing inside Narragansett Bay right now is extremely good. There are good numbers of Scup, (porgy''s), fluke, (summer flounder), black sea bass, bluefish, and even some striped bass if you fish early in the moring as the sun comes up.
In the last week we've taken fluke up to 12-lbs. inside the bay on jigs with squid and shiners as bait. Using our "Fluke Fly" as a trailer above the jig, we've had great success in both numbers and sizes of fish that have hit...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 07.20.11
Bass fishing is fantastic
Weather is also great
Sea Hawk Charters
www.seahawkcharter.com
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Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 03.25.11
Spring is officially here as the buckies, alewives, are assending river systems in many of the tributaries that flow into Narragansett Bay. All indications so far is that this could be a good spring run of alewives in 2011. Although it is still not legal to take or posses herring for fishing, its a good sign that these fish are coming back in the numbers that have been seen so far. I was at one of the fish ladders yesterday and was totally surprised by the numbers of fish that were trying to g...
Drifter Charters Richard Chatowsky
over 2 years ago
(03/02/2011)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 03.02.11
Hauling boat this week for yearly maintenance. We will be back chartering April 1st for cod. This winter fishing was fantastic as everyone knows and expecting another great spring.
Richard Chatowsky
Drifter Charters
www.drifterchartersri.com
rchatowsky@cox.net
401-364-8835
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White Ghost Charters White Ghost-2
over 2 years ago
(02/22/2011)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 02.22.11
We are now accepting booking for the 2011 fishing season for striped bass, fluke, black sea bass, scup (porgy's), tautog, bonito, albacore, and shark fishing. May and June are the prime times for striped bass in both numbers and sizes in Narragansett Bay.
The Bay also has tremendous groundfish fishing for the above mentioned species. It's so good for those species that you can even fly fish for them and catch them. Book your trip now for the best dates.
We still...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 10.12.10
The fishing this fall has been much better than last year. To date we've taken more than 146 striped bass aboard the White Ghost-2 and a lot of big bluefish.
Fishing for tautog or blackfish is heating up. The fish are now throughout the bay system and are living on almsot every rock pile inside Narragansett Bay. The best bait has been green crabs, cut in half with the legs removed. If you like fishing for tautog now is the time to get here to do it.
An even better bait is the small Asi...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 09.29.10
Fishing inside of Narragansett Bay has picked up considerabley this month. Stripers have re-entered the bay and there are a lot more this season than there was last season. We have school of small menhaden inside the Bay. They aren't everywhere but if you look around you should be able to find them. These menhaden are about four to five inches in length and are capable of being snagged if you don't have a cast net. The bass are hitting white Bassassins in 7-inch size range, 7-inch white Fin-S...
White Ghost Charters Captain Jim White
almost 3 years ago
(08/18/2010)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 08.18.10
The bottom fishing inside Narragansett Bay is simply the best it has been in decades. At least in any time in recent memory. The bay is simply loaded with scup (porgy's), Black Sea Bass, summer flounder, sea robins, and even sand sharks. The scup are running up to 17-inches in length and the sea bass are averaging two to three pounds each.
There are bluefish inside the bay, not what I would call a lot but what is there is BIG. Most are 9 to 14 lbs. This fishing should only...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 06.10.10
Fishing in the mid bay area has been decent but not like in previous years. We are getting 8 to 15 striped bass a day and many of them are keepers. Over 28-inches. There are also many bluefish now inside the bay and this fishery will only get better as the month progresses. Early morning and late evenings has been the best times to fish.
the bottom fishery is also heating up. Fluke, sea bass and porgy's are now inside the bay and bitting. This is the best opportunity to put meat on the ta...
Captain Jim White White Ghost Guide Services, Ltd
about 3 years ago
(04/28/2010)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 04.28.10
Small school bass and a few keeper size stripers have arrived inside the bay this past week. Although fishing has still been a bit slow, anglers who have been out in the afternoon tides have caught a few fish. Check the coves, rivers and creek areas where the water will be warmer from the sun as well as areas where there is black rock. Those rocks heat up quickly and warm the water as well.
Most of the first run fish are being taken on all types of soft plastic baits. Six-i...
White Ghost Guide Service Captain Jim White
about 3 years ago
(04/07/2010)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 04.07.10
We've had the first reports of striped bass this week coming from one of South Counties, south shore rivers. The Narrow River in Narragansett, RI is known to have hold-ver wintering stripers and this is the river where the report came from. It has been confirmed with photo's of the fish that was caught fly fishing. So it could be a fresh run fish or a hold over fish, no one knows right now, however, it is still a good sign for the spring, especially with all the flooding we've had lately.
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White Ghost Guide Service Capt. Jim White
about 3 years ago
(03/23/2010)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 03.23.10
This past week was a wash out due to high winds and heavy rains. This part of the Northeast has seen historical flooding in most of our major rivers that flow into the bay. A few crested over 8-feet higher than what has been recorded in the last hundred years.
Hopefully the weather pattern will change and the waters will receed back to normal levels, even freshwater fishing has been effected by this latest weather pattern.
White Ghost Guide Service...
White Ghost Guide Service Capt. Jim White
over 3 years ago
(03/09/2010)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 03.09.10
Currently there isn't much going on in saltwater fishing in our area except for cod fishing on the head boats out of Point Judith. The boats are sailing whenever the weather permits them to sail and they are catching a mixed bag of cod, a few pollock, some ocean pout, and big cunners. If you go, call them first to check on the weather conditions to make sure they are sailing for that day.
Inland, the lakes and ponds are opening up as the ice melts with the nice weather we've b...
White Ghost Charters/ Captain Jim White
over 3 years ago
(01/26/2010)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 01.26.10
Ice fishing in our area had been really good up until this past week.
A warm front moved in and we had lots of rain and wind. Yesterday we got over 2-inches of rain and the wind screamed to 60 mph in many locations. This has likely rendered the ice un-safe for the present moment and we'll have to wait for the next round of cold weather to get safe ice again.
There have been some good size northern pike taken in Johnson's Pond thru the ice prior to the ice melt. Fish were being...
Captain Jim White/ White Ghost Charters
over 3 years ago
(01/14/2010)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 01.14.10
Right now there isn't a lot of saltwater fishing going on, except for the head boats out of Point Judith sailing for cod fish. The cod fishing is good one day and slow the next, a lot depends on the weather itself.
The biggest fishing news is the ICE FISHING this season which global warming has provided us with an eariler than usual 8 to 10-inches of ice on most of the ponds and lakes in the state. The lakes that hold northern pike are producing some nice fish right now. More than a dozen fi...
Narragansett Bay, RI Captain Jim White
over 3 years ago
(12/16/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 12.16.09
Things here in RI are pretty quiet. The cold has arrived and its only in the 30's now during the day. Some squid and tink mackerel have been taken on the Goat Island Causeway in Newport during the day time. This has surprised a lot of anglers but only those who are willing to brave the cold are catching them. Anglers are jgging a combination of squid jigs and mackerel jigs from the bridge. The winter striped bass fishery is up and down. Good one day and bad the next three or four. We haven't s...
Captain Jim White/White Ghost Charters
over 3 years ago
(12/02/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 12.02.09
Fishing for blackfish (tautog) has gotten better again now that the wind has clamed down some. All the usual spots are producing blackfish.
Brenton Tower and Brenton Reef, off Jamestown, the rockpiles along the Narragansett shoreline, just about anywhere where there is rocky structure. There are still some boats sailing out of Point Judith for blackfish if you are interested.
They are also catching some cod fish, not many, but more than in previous years.
The run of striped bass al...
White Ghost Guide Service / Captain Jim White
over 3 years ago
(11/17/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 11.17.09
Narragansett Bay Report
Fishing inside the bay is slow right now. Most of the action that is taking place is on the South Shore beach areas from Matunuck to Watch Hill and down into Connecticut, inside Long Island Sound.
This past week has seen a lot of school size stripers migrating along the beaches. Everyone I've spoken with has asked the same question, where have these fish come from and where have they been for the last three or four months? It seems that no one I know has the answere...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 11.03.09
Blackfish remain the main target of anglers getting out in-between wind and weather.
The majority of boats are fishing off the Newport, Jamestown and Narragansett shorelines on almost any rock-pile or reef you can find.
At the present time, this is one of the best blackfish (tautog) fall fishing season's in quite some time. Anglers who are using a combination of live crabs and squid or clam bellies are also catching some very nice sea bass as well. Remember that sea bass fishing is closed...
Captain Jim White / White Ghost Charters
over 3 years ago
(10/20/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 10.20.09
Narragansett Bay Report
Tautog fishing continues to improve when the weather cooperates and you can get out. Charter boats now have a 10 fish limit per man until the end of the tautog season. Green crabs as well as Asian crabs are working the best. There are many fish in the three to six pound range holding on most of the more productive rocks piles inside the bay. The best part about the bay is the seas are usually a lot calmer than they are on the outside and fishing is much easier with a...
White Ghost Charters/Captain Jim White
over 3 years ago
(10/13/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 10.13.09
Big bluefish continue to show throughout the bay's waters now on almost a daily basis. Some of the fish have been extrememly difficult to catch as they feed on very tiny bait. Anchovies and silversides are the predominate bait fish within the bay now. The Bay Anchovy's are here in countless numbers, the likes of which haven't been seen in a long, long time. There is bait inside the bay from one end to the other making finding the fish a chore. You need to check around a lot to see what bait sc...
White Ghost Charters/ Captain Jim White
over 3 years ago
(10/07/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 10.07.09
Narragansett Bay Report
Blackfish (Tautog) are moving into the bay in very good numbers this fall. Most of the more recognizalbe rockpiles are holding fish in some form or fashion. Green crabs are the best bait to use at this time of year on a two-hook rig (high/low) and a sinker heavey enough to hold the bottom. One of the best things you can do to increase your chances is to chum with mussels. Crush them up and put them inside a chum pail or wire container and lower it to the bottom where...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 09.29.09
Narragansett Bay Report
Fishing this week has been very good. Water temperatures are down to the mid 60's so it's drawing the stripers back into the bay. There is tons of baitfish inside the bay. We have bay anchovies, silversides, small herring, shrimp and more. The trick has been finding the fish that are feeding on the bait. There is much more bait than there is fish to eat it all. It requires checking a lot of bait schools and fishing them to find the fish. Once you find them the fishing...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 09.09.09
Narragansett Bay/Block Island Sound Report
The bonito and albacore have arrived in our waters in pretty decent numbers. They currently appear to be spread out from Westport, Ma. to Fisher's Island in Conn. and everywhere in between. There are some bluefish with the schools as well but not so many that they are troublesome. Very small tins and metal lures as well as flies are working on both species. The out going tide seems to be the best time to find them active.
In the last four days we...
Capt Jim White / White Ghost Charters
almost 4 years ago
(09/01/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 09.01.09
The past week has been slow with the passage of another hurricane in our area. since the hurricane whet by, the fishing has picked up a bit.
Big bluefish are present inside the bay but you have to search for them. Unlike other years, there is very little surface action going on right now. If you drive around looking for only birds working, the chances are you aren't going to catch any fish. You have to actively fish to find them.
Striped bass are beginning to return to the bay before they...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 08.25.09
Narragansett Bay, RI Fishing Report
Big bluefish are beginning to move into the bay for the fall. Fish into the low teens are being caught, most are between 3 and 6-pounds.
School stripers are also moving back in to fall locations.
Bonito have arrived at the mouth of the bay but are still few in numbers at this point. The fishing should increase dramactically as the month of September progresses. These fish are great on light tackle or fly fishing gear.
Surface poppers having been taki...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 06.23.09
Tue, Jun 23, 2009 - Howlin' Wolf Charters - Capt. Bruce MacomberThe striped bass fishing in and around Newport RI continues to hold even as bait conditions change. The transition from menhaden and squid to silversides and sand eels seem to be in full swing. Lots of fish on top especially near Castle Hill. Fluke season has started with a bang. Fluke are aggressively taking any shiny squid tipped offering everywhere from the Newport and Jamestown Bridges down to the mouth of the Sakonnett River....
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 06.16.09
Tue, Jun 16, 2009 - Flahertys School of Fishing Flahertys School of Fishing Celebrates 12 Year Back in 97 Capt. Flaherty founded the first fishing charter company in R.I. dedicated to the teaching of deep sea angling. Over the years, he has taught literally thousands secrets that were passed down from his father, Frank D. Flaherty and Myles Standish, one of the first charter Captains from Newport. In celebration of the 12th year, Flaherty plans on sponsoring a childrens fishing derby...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 06.11.09
We've been completeing safety training in Newport and will start our season at the begining of the second week of June and will forward imformation about our trips then.Thank you, Tim Mielbye-Little Fox SportfishingCaptainTim@littlefoxsportfishing.com 774-201-1028 cell508-636-3784 home...
Capt Rene Letourneau On THe Rocks Charters
about 4 years ago
(06/02/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 06.02.09
Narragansett Bay RI Newport RI:Memorial day weekend has come and gone. The good weather has finally arrived and the fish are on the feed. The surface action is improving and the small bait has started to move to open water. The fish are filling in on the structure and the Fly fishing and Light tackle fisherman are scoring big. On the Rocks Charters had clients into 20 lb Striper's this weekend and the the best is yet to come. June is known for the fantastic fishing it brings with and I expect...
Capt Rene Letourneau On THe Rocks Charters
about 4 years ago
(05/21/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 05.21.09
Narragansett Bay RI Newport RI Report:May 20 2009 On The Rocks Charters The improving weather has finally arrived and the fishing is heating up. Good numbers of fish are being caught op both light tackle and Fly rods. With the big bait in the area the boaters using live or chunk bait are taking large Striper's. I still have a few open dates in May and June is filling nicely.Until Then Tight Lines Capt Rene LetourneauOn The Rocks ChartersPhone#: - 401 359 3625 Email: - contactus@ontherockschart...
Capt Rene Letourneau On THe Rocks Charters
about 4 years ago
(05/13/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 05.13.09
Narragansett Bay RI- Newport RIThe 2009 season is under way with surface feeds in most locations. Small bait scattering for there life as the Stripers settle in for the summer. Soon the big bait will appear Bunker and the fish will really turn on. The Squid run is in good shape with loads of Squid to be had. They make great table fair as well as forage for hungry Stripers. I have a few dates open in May with June starting to fill in. Book now don't be left out. Look for my fishing reports www....
BIG BOY II SPORT FISHING CHARTERS
about 4 years ago
(05/12/2009)
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 05.12.09
May 11, 2009 STRIPERS ARE HERE Stripers are here and have been caught around the west wall in Pt. Judith, as well as Portsmouth near the bridge. Keeper Stripers were caught Friday and Saturday by our crew, along with Tatoug. The weather cooperated Friday night, but wind picked up Saturday and Sunday. There were also reports of Cod showing up last week - seems to be a good sign for a great upcoming fishing season! Dont forgot to book early - June is filling up fast. Remember our $50.00 for a...
Narragansett Bay Fishing Report 05.06.09
Narragansett Bay RI- Newport RI Report:5/5/09 Welcome to On The Rocks Charters fishing report. The Herring are stacked in the rivers and it wont be long before the Striper's will be on the feed. The Squid run has started and it will only get better. Striper's love Squid. The bait fish moving out of the shallow water will bring more fish into Narragansett bay. There is already reports of surface feeds. The best is yet to come. Hope to see you in Rhode Island lets hook up.Until Then Tight Line O...
Fish
Bass, Striped (Morone saxatilis)
Bonito, Atlantic (Sarda sarda)
Flounder, Summer (Paralichthys dentatus)
Herring, Atlantic Thread (Opisthonema oglinum)
Sea Bass, Black (Centropris Striata)
Seatrout, Spotted (Cynoscion nebulosus)
Trout, Speckled (Cynoscion nebulosus)
Tuna, Skipjack (Euthynnus pelamis)
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Guides
Adrianna Charters
Welcome to New England's Premier Charter Fishing Boat.
The Adrianna is a 2000 Ocean Runner 28 foot Center Console powered with a Super Charged Volvo Diesel Inboard. 25knt cruise, less time travelin...
South Kingstown, RI, United States
Bigboy II Sport Fishing Charters
Big Boy Sport Fishing Charters - Deep Sea Saltwater Fishing in Rhode Island and Southwest Florida
We are a family owned and operated
Fishing Charter Boat and Guide Business
Whether a novice or a...
Narragansett, RI, United States
Cast a Fly Charters
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Courtesy, knowledge and a memorable fishing experience.
We individualize every journey. Beginner anglers are provided tackle guidance, casting instruction and attentive orie...
East Greenwich, RI, United States
C-Devil II Sportfishing Inc.
Come fish aboard the C-Devil II or Lil’ Devil. We are dedicated to providing our clients with a first class fishing service. Bring your family, friends or business associates for a memorable d...
Charlestown, RI, United States
Coastal Charters Sportfishing
COASTAL CHARTERS SPORTFISHING SPECIALIZES IN LIGHT TACKLE JIGGING AND POPPING. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ADRENALINE FILLED, NON-STOP EXCITING FISHING, THEN COME ABOARD WITH CAPT. DOM PETRARCA FOR A FIS...
Portsmouth, RI, United States
Drifter Charters
We invite you along to share some of the best fishing available on the east coast. Rhode Island, from Pt. Judith to Block Island, provides some of the best offshore fishing to be found anywhere. Wh...
East Matunuck, RI, United States
Flaherty Charters
Flaherty Charters offers full or half day trip deep sea fishing trips from scenic Castle Hill Resort & Marina.
Newport, RI, United States
Fly Fish Rhode Island
Rhode Island offers some of the best saltwater and freshwater angling anywhere. Whether it's the worm hatch or a mayfly hatch, Capt. Hines can show you how to connect to Rhody's outstanding gamefis...
Smithfield, RI, United States
Howlin Wolf Charters
Howlin Wolf Charters provides Newport Rhode Island Fishing Charters. Visit our website for more information.
North Attleboro, MA, United States
Ogofishing Charters
Fishing Charters in Rhode Island
Sailing from Point Judith Pond.
When visiting Rhode Island you can put your trust in OGO FISHING CHARTERS. We provide personal service and exceptional quality....
Wakefield, RI, United States
On The Rocks Charters
Imagine Fly Fishing for stripers in skinny water. Feel the excitement as you're chasing blues in a feeding frenzy. Or perhaps you dream of taking tuna on a fly. Narraganset Bay fishing charters we...
Pawtucket, RI, United States
Priority Fishing Charters
Capt. Dick has been a lifelong resident of the ocean state and he has made the sea the focus of his career. As a high school science teacher, he has taught his students Oceanography, Biology, and Aq...
Narragansett, RI, United States
Reel to Reel Sportfishing Charters
Rhode Island sportfishing at it's finest.Fish for stripers,blues,cod,sharks,tuna,fluke,blackfish and more
All bait and tackle provided. A 50% deposit is required for all trips. All deposits due i...
Galilee, RI, United States
Sara Star Charters
Sara Star Charters is the definitive Newport destination for friends, families, and business partners looking for an all-inclusive fishing charter experience.
Half Day, Full Day, Off-Shore
Guests o...
Newport, RI, United States
Seaward Charters
At Seaward Charters, we are here for you! At Seaward Charters, we offer: Sportfishing, Scuba Diving, Sightseeing, Dinner Cruises, Sunset Cruises,
Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties, Access to all Water...
Warwick, RI, United States
Sea Ya! Charters
Fishing Narragansett Bay, Block Island, and offshore Rhode Island waters for striper, bluefish, fluke, cod, shark, and tuna.
(Added: 2003-03-26 Visits: 148 )
Harrisville, RI, United States
Snappa Charters
Snappa Fishing & Diving Charters has been incorporated for 26 years. We offer both inshore and offshore fishing trips, shark cage diving, ash burials at sea, bird watching and lighthouse tours. Priv...
Wakefield, RI, United States
Snowfly Sportfishing Charters
My name is Capt. Greg Snow and I would be honored to guide you on the light tackle charter fishing adventure of a lifetime. The Rhode Island fishing charters season starts in in early May as the s...
Narragansett, RI, United States
White Ghost Charters
Rhode Island fishing on Narragansett Bay. Only a short drive from the casinos and historic Newport Rhode Island.
Coventry, RI, United States
Lodges
A Viewpoint
Next to mansions and Bailey's BeachComplimentary Refreshments Private BathsPrivate Parking Romantic Antique FurnishingsContinental Breakfast Ocean Decks...
Newport, RI, United States
Cliffside Inn
Newport, Rhode Island's Luxury B&B Inn The celebrated Cliffside Inn, former home of legendary artist Beatrice Turner, has earned a worldwide reputation as one of New England's most distinguished Be...
Newport, RI, United States
Haddie Pierce House
Winter has arrived in Wickford ! Enjoy a stroll through the village on a clear, crisp day, or bundle up and walk our quiet beaches. Then return to our parlor for a cup of tea and sit by the fire....
Wickford, RI, United States
Tournaments
There are no tournaments associated with this fishing spot.
