Susquehanna River Fishing Charters

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Susquehanna River: 15 fishing charters available

Endless Mountains Guide Service
Endless Mountains Guide Service

Towanda • 20 ft • 3 people

Endless Mountains Guide Service has been putting people on fish for over 20 years. Captain Lynn has been born and raised in the area and he’s spent his life fishing through “the endless mountains” region. We’re talking about the be

"Captain Lynn is a fantastic Captain. Booked a full day trip in the Susquehanna for my 13 year old son and I." —⁠ Sean,
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trips fromUS $150
Vistaladyfish – 25' Parker
Vistaladyfish – 25' Parker

Havre de Grace • 25 ft • 6 people

Vistaladyfish is fishing from locations in Havre de Grace, MD, and Baltimore, MD. You're invited to spend a day on the water of the world-famous Chesapeake Bay! Capt. Jeff Popp’s boat follows Bass year-round. It allows him to be mobile and fish

"My son and I had a blast on a 4-hour fishing trip with Captain Jeff!" —⁠ Edward,
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trips fromUS $450
Susquehanna Rippin Lips Guide
Susquehanna Rippin Lips Guide

Middletown • 16 ft • 2 people

Susquehanna Rippin Lips Guide has a trip with your name on it along the stunning waters of Middletown. Your guide for the day is Captain Jeremy, giving you access to years of sportfishing experience. These waters are known for Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Mu

"My son and I had an incredible time with Susquehanna Rippin Lips Guide!" —⁠ Jamie,
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trips fromUS $150
2 Rocky Rivers Guide Service
2 Rocky Rivers Guide Service

Middletown • 18 ft • 2 people

If you're ready to enjoy fishing on the Susquehanna, Juniata Rivers or Sayers Lake, book a trip with 2 Rocky Rivers Guide Service. Having logged many hours on these waters, Captain Jason knows them well. These waters are home to Smallmouth Bass, Crap

"I recently had the pleasure of going on a guided fishing trip with Jason from 2 Rocky Rivers Guide Service on the Susquehanna River." —⁠ FishingBooker Member,
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trips fromUS $275
Predator Getter Outdoors
Predator Getter Outdoors

Wrightsville • 20 ft • 4 people

If you plan on Catfishing in Pennsylvania, look no further than Predator Getter Outdoors. With Captain Austin at the helm, you’ll benefit from years of knowledge and experience hunting the biggest aquatic apex predators Pennsylvania has to offer! Th

"Predator Getter got em!  Great Captain and equipment! Our three big fish total was 127 lbs   Austin is very knowledgeable and is eager to share information about the fishery." —⁠ Greg,
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trips fromUS $450
Goin4smallies Guide Service - Pennsylvania
Goin4smallies Guide Service - Pennsylvania

Harrisburg • 17 ft • 3 people

Goin 4 Smallies Guide Service invites you down to Pennsylvania to fish the beautiful Susquehanna River. Even though the smooth waters of the river are home to a large variety of fish species, Smallmouth Bass deserve a special attention. You will be target

"Great trip, put us on the fish. Easy going, patient Capt. fun to fish with." —⁠ Jim,
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trips fromUS $500
Bay Raider Outfitters LLC
Bay Raider Outfitters LLC

Havre de Grace • 23 ft • 4 people

The Upper Chesapeake Bay has a fish with your name on it, so let Bay Raider Outfitters help you catch it! Your guide for the day is Captain Joseph, allowing you to benefit from years of angling experience. Around here, fishing is popular for Striped Bass,

"We had a good trip with Captain Joe. He was knowledgeable of the lay of the topography below the water (not just from reading charts), which is really important for an area like the Susquehanna flats and Mouth of the Susquehanna." —⁠ Mark,
trips fromUS $350
Upper Delaware River Float Trips
Upper Delaware River Float Trips

Deposit • 12 ft • 2 people

Come take a float trip on the top tailwater systems in the northeast. Prolific hatches, world class wild trout, abundant wildlife and beautiful scenery in the Catskills make this river system a must see. We offer trips on both the East Branch and West Bra
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trips fromUS $550
Big Rock Fishing Charters
Big Rock Fishing Charters

Harrisburg • 18 ft • 3 people

If you're ready to go fishing in Harrisburg, we've got you covered with Big Rock Fishing Charters. With Captain Matthew at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands. Around here it's common to catch Smallmouth Bass, Catfi
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trips fromUS $350
Cole's Catch
Cole's Catch

Hummels Wharf • 18 ft • 2 people

Hummels Wharf has a fish with your name on it, so let Cole’s Catch help you catch it! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Cole can tell you all about the local fishery. Around here it’s common to catch Smallmouth Bass, and more, d

"The trip was very successful. We caught some very large smallmouth bass." —⁠ Stephen,
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trips fromUS $350
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Fishing in Susquehanna River

If you’ve never fished the Susquehanna River, the longest river on the East Coast, you’re missing out! This extraordinary watershed is the epicenter of some of the best freshwater action and caters to all types of anglers. If you’re coming here for the first time, there are plenty of Susquehanna River fishing guides that can help you find the best bite.
 
When Anglers mention the “Susky,” the first thing that comes to mind is its superb fishing for Smallmouth Bass. But that’s just the beginning – Trout, Catfish, Musky, Carp, and Walleye are all there for the taking. Going after trophy-sized Catfish is particularly popular on the river, as well as night fishing for them.
 
Because Susquehanna is such a vast body of water, having a local captain show you the hotspots is a game-changer. Most guides have half day and full day trips on offer, and everything you need, aside from a fishing license, is included in the price. If you’d like to target a particular species, some captains run specialized expeditions that could be to your liking.
 
Where you should cast your line will depend on what you’d like to catch. The West Branch is the mecca of Trout fishing, while fishing from Harrisburg, Falls, or Duncannon will put you on the trail of Smallmouth Bass, Catfish, Musky, and much more.
 
Ready for your next river fishing adventure? Pick your Susquehanna River fishing guide and let the escapades begin!

Rules & Regulations

The Susquehanna River runs through New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, which means that fishing regulations will change from state to state.
 
There’s a general rule that every angler 16 and older needs to have a valid fishing license for the state they’re fishing in. If you’re fishing for Trout in the wilderness of the West Branch, you’ll also need a Trout Stamp. When it comes to daily limits, turn to your charter captain, he’ll make sure you follow all the rules while still having fun.

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Susquehanna River Fishing Seasons

January

If you’re on the water in January, knowing what to target is key. Going after Bass and Catfish is slow, but Musky are biting left and right, and this is the best time to chase them.

February

It’s still cold on the water, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have any fun. Do some jigging for giant Musky or head to Brunner’s Island for some solid Catfishing action.

March

Both the weather and water are getting warmer, which means that Smallies are more active, and if Catfish is your preferred prey, head to the middle section of the Susquehanna Valley.

April

Are you in the mood for fantastic Trout fishing? It’s finally warm enough to head out to the remote areas around the West Branch where Brook, Brown, and Rainbow Trout are abundant.

May

Smallmouth Bass are preparing for spawning, which means they’re very hungry and equally aggressive. Up north, Trout fishing on the West Branch is still excellent.

June

Bass don’t tolerate heat too well, so they’ll be moving to deeper waters. If you’d like to get a taste of Musky fishing, get your spinnerbaits out, the noise will make your setup irresistible.

July

Whether it’s Bass, Catfish, Musky, or Carp you’re going after, in July, it’s safe to say that deeper sections of the river are your best bet. If you set your sights on Smallies, having a professional by your side will help you find your catch.

August

Catfish love warm weather, so they’ll be out and about in August. Whether you’re on the lookout for Flathead or Channel Cats, with good guidance, you could stumble upon a trophy.

September

Fall is just around the corner, and you can spot fly fishermen all over the river, trying to find their next personal record Smallmouth. Catfishing is still very good, and Musky are not far behind.

October

If you’re a fly angler on the Susquehanna River in October, you’ve got a lot to look forward to. Trout fishing on the West Branch is very productive right now, as is the Smallmouth Bass bite.

November

Just as Bass and Catfish are becoming more sluggish and not that interested in food, Musky fishing is on the rise. You can still hook a hog Smallie if you know where to go.

December

If you have time to hit the water before the holiday season, Musky fishing will not disappoint. Your next trophy could be one cast away, and with a bit of skill and patience, you could find it on your line as an early Christmas present.

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