Susquehanna River Fishing Charters
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Susquehanna River: 13 fishing charters available
Towanda
• 20 ft
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3 persons
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Havre de Grace
• 23 ft
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3 persons
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Wrightsville
• 20 ft
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4 persons
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Hummels Wharf
• 18 ft
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2 persons
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Selinsgrove
• 18 ft
•
3 persons
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Middletown
• 16 ft
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2 persons
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Harrisburg
• 18 ft
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2 persons
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Harrisburg
• 17 ft
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3 persons
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York Haven
• 18 ft
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2 persons
Havre de Grace
• 23 ft
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4 persons
Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Susquehanna River
What are the best private fishing charters in Susquehanna River?
According to customer reviews, some of the most popular fishing charters in Susquehanna River are:
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How much does it cost to go charter fishing in Susquehanna River?
The average price for a private 4 hour Susquehanna River fishing trip is US $424, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you US $492 based on prices on FishingBooker.com.
Which fishing charters in Susquehanna River are good for families?
Fishing charters in Susquehanna River that received great reviews from families are:
What are the top fish species I can catch in Susquehanna River?
The top 3 fish species targeted on guided fishing trips in Susquehanna River are:
What are the top fishing techniques in Susquehanna River?
The top 3 fishing techniques in Susquehanna River are:
What are the top types of fishing in Susquehanna River?
Do Susquehanna River fishing charters provide rods, reels and tackle?
Many fishing charters in Susquehanna River provide rods, reels and tackle. Some of the top rated are:
Who are the best rated captains in Susquehanna River?
According to customer reviews on FishingBooker.com, some of the best rated charter captains in Susquehanna River are:
Who are the top awarded captains in Susquehanna River?
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What fishing trips are offered by fishing charters in Susquehanna River?
Some of the fishing trips offered by fishing charters in Susquehanna River are:
- 3-hour fishing trips โ US $150
- 4-hour fishing trips โ US $344
- 5-hour fishing trips โ US $400
- 6-hour fishing trips โ US $417
- 8-hour fishing trips โ US $464
- 10-hour fishing trips โ US $650
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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