Saco Fishing Charters

There’s not much going on in the waters around Saco in January. It’s very cold outside, so fish are laying low, as are most anglers.

The weather is still far from optimal for good fishing – Maine isn’t really known for its mild winters. You can always follow the reports, maybe there will be a couple of good days to go fly fishing for Trout on the Saco River.

The fishing season is slowly approaching, and while Striped Bass is still nowhere to be found, you can target some Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass on the river, as well as some sea-run Trout.

Let the fishing fun begin! Mid-April marks the beginning of the fishing season in Saco, and you can start off with some Bluefishing, or head to the ocean to target Haddock and other bottom dwellers.

Striper season is upon us! You can find good-sized Striped Bass in the bay and close to the mouth of the Saco River, and if you pair that with excellent Bluefish bite, you’ve got yourself a productive day on the water.

This is probably one of the best months to go fishing in Saco’s surrounding waters, teeming with excellent Stripers, Trout, and Flounder. The Tuna season is finally open at the beginning of the month, so the action is heating up.

It’s warm on land, and it’s hot on the water. Go after Cod, Pollock, and Haddock if you’re in the mood for bottom fishing (aka groundfishing), or book a long trip that will take you to the playground of mighty Bluefin Tuna.

The weather is becoming less and less forgiving, and ocean fishing conditions are following suit. There aren’t that many Striped Bass to hook, but on sunny days, you can see optimistic fly anglers on the Saco River, waiting for Trout.

The holiday season is upon us, so this is a good time to rest, recharge, and get ready for a new year that will hopefully be filled with new angling triumphs.