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Top Fishing Charters in Long Island

Long Island: 209 fishing charters available

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24 ft
Up to 4 people
One More Drift Charters CT
5.0
/5
(182 reviews)
Clinton
Create memories with your family and friends while fishing or cruising all the best spots. Whether you choose to take the kids fishing or relax with friends, let One More Drift Charters do the work while you enjoy time on the water.

"I can’t thank Capt Joe enough for what turned out to be a trip of a lifetime for my son and I!" —⁠ Orlando,
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US $495
Angler's Choice
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38 ft
Up to 6 people
Spearit Charters – Rhode Island
5.0
/5
(73 reviews)
Narragansett
SpearIt Charters holds the distinguished position of Rhode Island's #1-ranked fishing charter.

"From start to finish, this fishing charter exceeded all expectations." —⁠ Lisa,
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US $650
Angler's Choice
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31 ft
Up to 6 people
JL Charters
5.0
/5
(129 reviews)
Narragansett
JL Charters is located in Narragansett and offers to show you a memorable time in these waters. Check out our reviews. People like us and we like them. Capt. John will do his best to make sure you have a fun day full of fishing.

"Captain John and Chris were both phenomenal! We wanted to catch to eat and they ensured we went to the best locations to bring home some fish." —⁠ Jay,
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US $650
Angler's Choice
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32 ft
Up to 6 people
Open Water Charters
5.0
/5
(35 reviews)
Hampton Bays
If you're in the market for a day to remember, look no further than Open Water Charters. Your guide for the day is Captain Brett, offering years of sportfishing experience.

"Captain Brett was the best. He was well prepared, gave us a couple different options and he helped teach my 6 year old son." —⁠ Scott,
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US $580
Angler's Choice
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25 ft
Up to 4 people
Just One Bite Charters
5.0
/5
(11 reviews)
Mastic Beach
If you're going to cast a line in the Moriches waters, look no further than Just One Bite Charters. With Captain Paul Nilsson at the helm, you'll have a knowledgeable and experienced guide.

"We had a great day fishing with Captain Paul! While the boat is a bit older, it’s been re-powered recently and ran beautifully, making for a smooth and comfortable trip." —⁠ Lawrence,
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US $350
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25 ft
Up to 4 people
Cast Net Charters
5.0
/5
(15 reviews)
Island Park
There's a fish with your name on it in Island Park and Cast Net Charters will help you catch it! Your guide for the day is Captain Ryan, which means you'll tap into years of local experience.

"Wow!!! Had a fantastic outing with capt Ryan. Went with my wife and two sons age 16 and 18." —⁠ Jin,
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US $500
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26 ft
Up to 6 people
Keep It Tight Fishing Charters
5.0
/5
(46 reviews)
East Massapequa
Based out of Jones inlet, Keep It Tight Fishing Charters is your ticket to a memorable time on the water. Capt. George will do his best to make sure you have a fun day full of fishing.

"We had an unforgettable fishing trip on July 5th, which was my son’s 10th birthday!" —⁠ Saravana,
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US $600
Angler's Choice
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22 ft
Up to 3 people
Weidele's Hunting & Fishing
5.0
/5
(35 reviews)
New London
If you're ready to have fun fishing in New london, book a trip with Weidele's Hunting & Fishing. Captain Allan will be your guide, which allows you to benefit from years of professional experience.

"Captain Weidele was on time with all the equipment needed. He baited all our hooks and helped removed the fish as we caught them." —⁠ Deirdre,
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US $400
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23 ft
Up to 3 people
Northeast Anglers
5.0
/5
(32 reviews)
Narragansett
Northeast Anglers is a fly fishing and light tackle guide service based out of West Bay, Rhode Island. Take a trip with Capt. Paul, who's been fishing these waters for over 30 years.

"I fish with a lot of professional guides (e.g., 9 different guides last year and 8 already this year) all over the country, freshwater and saltwater." —⁠ Bill,
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US $500
Angler's Choice
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29 ft
Up to 6 people
Sandy Hook Charters – Fast & Family-friendly
5.0
/5
(86 reviews)
Middletown Township
Sandy Hook Charters welcomes you aboard and invites you to embark on an unforgettable and private fishing adventure.

"Had an incredible day out on the water with Captain Tim and deckhand Dave—couldn’t recommend them more!" —⁠ David,
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US $460

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Fishing in Long Island

Long Island is a premier fishing destination renowned for its year-round opportunities and diverse marine ecosystems. Anglers flock here for legendary Striped Bass runs, trophy Bluefish, and abundant Fluke, Sea Bass, and Porgies. The island's unique geography—bracketed by the Atlantic Ocean and Long Island Sound—creates rich inshore grounds and access to deep-sea canyons teeming with Tuna, Shark, and Cod.

Family-friendly charters dominate the scene, with expert crews providing all equipment and patient guidance for beginners. Summer heats up with bottom fishing for Fluke and Sea Bass around reefs, while autumn brings explosive surface action with migrating Striped Bass and Bluefish chasing baitfish along beaches. Winter shifts focus to Blackfish and Cod in deeper structures.

From the Great South Bay's sheltered flats to Montauk's wild offshore rips, every technique shines: trolling mojos for Albacore, jigging structure for Tautog, or drifting live bait for trophy Stripers. Private charters customize adventures—whether targeting record fish or introducing kids to their first catch—against backdrops like historic Northport Harbor or the dramatic New York City skyline.

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Long Island Fishing Seasons

  • January

    January is all about Cod fishing. You'll see anglers boarding party boats and heading out to sample these bottom dwellers. Some fishers manage to get Herring, but it's far from peak season.
     

  • February

    Fishing off Montauk can get you a good number of Cod, however, you'll only notice a handful of captains to take you out. Wrap up warm before you hit the waters, as cold days can take you by surprise.

  • March

    Warmer days are becoming more frequent, so you can fish without layering up. However, you still won't find scores of saltwater fish this time of year. Maybe a trip to freshwater ponds is in order? 

  • April

    With spring setting down on the beaches and in the parks, Striped Bass show up, with several keepers up for grabs. Flounder are a common target to fill the freezers, so get your fill! 

  • May

    Striped Bass and Flounder are still the talk of the island as the warmer weather comes in. You may catch plenty of other creatures, but keep an eye out for what's in season! 

  • June

    As the Eels invade these waters, Stripers come following, and so do Fluke and Bluefish. Rain can dampen the hype but, overall, you'll find excellent fishing in the bays for the usual suspects.

  • July

    The crowds gather to celebrate the Fourth of July, but the fishing also creates fireworks! Tuna and Sharks are now biting offshore, while Fluke, Seabass, and Stripers are biting inshore.

  • August

    With summer fishing in full force, you'll find something biting no matter what technique you try. Bottom fishing produces Fluke, Porgy, and Seabass, while baitfish entice Bluefish and Stripers around the inlets.

  • September

    Striped Bass, Gator Bluefish, and Albacore are a common sight around Long Island in September, while Seabass, Snapper, and Fluke are still going strong. When the weasther's nice, it doesn't get much better!

  • October

    Albacore are working the beaches, while Striped Bass and massive Bluefish forage around the entire Island. Tautog will chomp on green crabs during their short season, so make the most of this limited chance!

  • November

    The fall bite is in full swing, as Striped Bass reach incredible sizes and gobble down Eels. Trolling with bait produces a bigger catch, while jigging will get you schooling specimens. Try it all!

  • December

    The cold weather and holidays keep anglers at home, which means that it may be difficult to find a charter. However, head to the bigger marinas, and you're sure to get your fill of Black Seabass and Cod.

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