Susquehanna River
7 Fishing Charters
Susquehanna River Fishing Charters
Top Susquehanna River Destinations
Top Susquehanna River Destinations
Susquehanna River: 7 fishing charters available
Endless Mountains Guide Service
Endless Mountains Guide Service
Towanda
• 20 ft
•
3 persons
Endless Mountains Guide Service has been putting people on fish for over 20 years.
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Goin4smallies Guide Service - Pennsylvania
Goin4smallies Guide Service - Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
• 17 ft
•
3 persons
Goin 4 Smallies Guide Service invites you down to Pennsylvania to fish the beautiful Susquehanna River.
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Fins and Feathers โ Catfishing
Fins and Feathers โ Catfishing
York Haven
• 18 ft
•
2 persons
Fins and Feathers wishes you a warm welcome to York Haven, Pennsylvania.
CHfishing
CHfishing
Herndon
• 18 ft
•
3 persons
Captain Cameron Hauck of CHfishing says hello! The captain is 21 years old and has been fishing his whole life.
Shallow Water Fishing AdventuresโPA
Shallow Water Fishing AdventuresโPA
Harrisburg
• 17 ft
•
2 persons
Shallow Water Fishing Adventures invites anglers of all ages and levels to experience the beauty of fishing the Susquehanna River โ the most historic river in the state of Pennsylvania.
Al's Susquehanna Guide Service
Al's Susquehanna Guide Service
Falls
• 19 ft
•
2 persons
Alโs Susquehanna Guide Service offers guided fishing trips on the Susquehanna North Branch.
Mike Salamon Guide Service
Mike Salamon Guide Service
Tunkhannock
• 18 ft
•
2 persons
The Susquehanna River is your to explore when you embark on an adventure with Mike Salamon Guide Service!
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.
Susquehanna River
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Based on 24785 reviews by FishingBooker anglers
Fishing in Susquehanna River
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.
Susquehanna River
4.6
/
5
Based on 24785 reviews by FishingBooker anglers
Susquehanna River Fishing Seasons
Susquehanna River Fishing Seasons
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What anglers said about fishing in Susquehanna River
What anglers said about fishing in Susquehanna River
Read reviews of fishing charters in Susquehanna River
Read reviews of fishing charters in Susquehanna River
Top Targeted Species in Susquehanna River
Top Targeted Species in Susquehanna River
FAQs about Fishing Charters in Susquehanna River
FAQs about Fishing Charters in Susquehanna River
How much is a fishing charter in Susquehanna River?
To give you an idea of how much a fishing trip in Susquehanna River costs, the average price for a 4 hour private trip is $208, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you $347. These prices are based on trips booked on our site recently.
Prices will vary depending on trip length, fishing technique, as well as the type and size of the boat you booked. However, to give you an indication, the average boat size in Susquehanna River is 18 ft and the most common vessel type is a Aluminum fishing.
Prices will vary depending on trip length, fishing technique, as well as the type and size of the boat you booked. However, to give you an indication, the average boat size in Susquehanna River is 18 ft and the most common vessel type is a Aluminum fishing.
What are the best private fishing charters in Susquehanna River?
According to customer reviews, Endless Mountains Guide Service, Goin4smallies Guide Service - Pennsylvania, and Fins and Feathers โ Catfishing are some of the most popular fishing charters in Susquehanna River. Full list of top fishing charters in Susquehanna River.
Which fishing charters in Susquehanna River are good for families?
Endless Mountains Guide Service and Goin4smallies Guide Service - Pennsylvania received great reviews from families who booked fishing trips in Susquehanna River.
What's the best way to experience fishing in Susquehanna River?
The best way to experience fishing in Susquehanna River is to book a private charter with a licensed fishing guide. See the full list of charters available for online booking here: List of fishing charters in Susquehanna River.
What are the top fish species and fishing techniques in Susquehanna River?
The most popular fish species you can target are Catfish, Bass (Smallmouth), and Walleye. Top fishing techniques include light tackle, bottom fishing, and spinning. River fishing, lake fishing, and inshore fishing are commonly offered by local guides.
What's biting now in Susquehanna River?
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.
Check availability for local fishing charters in Susquehanna River.
FAQs about Fishing Charters in Susquehanna River
How much is a fishing charter in Susquehanna River?
To give you an idea of how much a fishing trip in Susquehanna River costs, the average price for a 4 hour private trip is $208, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you $347. These prices are based on trips booked on our site recently.
Prices will vary depending on trip length, fishing technique, as well as the type and size of the boat you booked. However, to give you an indication, the average boat size in Susquehanna River is 18 ft and the most common vessel type is a Aluminum fishing.
Prices will vary depending on trip length, fishing technique, as well as the type and size of the boat you booked. However, to give you an indication, the average boat size in Susquehanna River is 18 ft and the most common vessel type is a Aluminum fishing.
What are the best private fishing charters in Susquehanna River?
According to customer reviews, Endless Mountains Guide Service, Goin4smallies Guide Service - Pennsylvania, and Fins and Feathers โ Catfishing are some of the most popular fishing charters in Susquehanna River. Full list of top fishing charters in Susquehanna River.
Which fishing charters in Susquehanna River are good for families?
Endless Mountains Guide Service and Goin4smallies Guide Service - Pennsylvania received great reviews from families who booked fishing trips in Susquehanna River.
What's the best way to experience fishing in Susquehanna River?
The best way to experience fishing in Susquehanna River is to book a private charter with a licensed fishing guide. See the full list of charters available for online booking here: List of fishing charters in Susquehanna River.
What are the top fish species and fishing techniques in Susquehanna River?
The most popular fish species you can target are Catfish, Bass (Smallmouth), and Walleye. Top fishing techniques include light tackle, bottom fishing, and spinning. River fishing, lake fishing, and inshore fishing are commonly offered by local guides.
What's biting now in Susquehanna River?
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.
Check availability for local fishing charters in Susquehanna River.