Stewiacke has a fish with your name on it, so let River Valley Guide Company NS help you catch it! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Alan can tell you all about the local fishery.
"we did not catch anything - had few follow lires Its just how..." — John,
Striped Bass and more are in the cards, depending on the time of year. During the trip you might be spinning, trolling, or maybe something more specialized in this area also offers fly fishing.
There's a fish with your name on it in Halifax and Island Service Rental will help you catch it! Your guide will be a seasoned captain that knows te sea well , allowing you to benefit from years of angling experience.
"yes i did catch fish 3 and yes the crew was very friendly and captian is was very knowledgeable but i would have to say it was not what i was expecting." — Colby,
Nova Scotia offers some of the most exciting fishing opportunities in Canada, with diverse waters that attract anglers from around the globe. From the mighty Bay of Fundy to the pristine lakes and rivers of the backcountry, this maritime province delivers exceptional fishing experiences for all skill levels.
Local fishing charters in Nova Scotia provide access to both freshwater and saltwater adventures. In the coastal waters, you can target species like cod, mackerel, pollock, and herring on half-day or full-day excursions. More experienced anglers might be drawn to the thrill of pursuing striped bass or even the legendary bluefin tuna, which can often be found in surprisingly shallow waters compared to other tuna fishing destinations.
What makes Nova Scotia fishing charters truly special is the combination of expert local knowledge and breathtaking scenery. As you fish the open ocean, you'll be treated to spectacular views of rugged shorelines and coastal landscapes. Many charter captains are deeply connected to the region's rich maritime heritage and are happy to share stories and insights about the area.
Inland fishing is equally rewarding, with opportunities for fly fishing and spinning in pristine lakes and rivers. During winter months, ice fishing becomes a popular activity, with the season typically running from January through March.
Whether you're looking for small group experiences with up to 2-8 people or specialized fishing techniques like kite fishing for tuna, Nova Scotia's charter operators offer customized trips to suit your preferences. All necessary equipment and bait are typically provided, allowing you to focus entirely on the fishing experience and creating lasting memories on the waters of Nova Scotia.
