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Popular Cod fishing Charters in Point Judith  , United States. Good availability and great rates. Read unbiased reviews and choose the best deal for your trip.

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Point Judith

Point Judith, United States

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<p>Point Judith, Rhode Island, stands as a premier East Coast fishing destination, renowned for its exceptional year-round opportunities across inshore, nearshore, and offshore waters. This historic fishing village offers access to diverse species including Striped Bass, Bluefish, Fluke (Summer Flounder), Black Sea Bass, Scup, and Tuna. The proximity to Block Island – just 8 miles offshore – further enriches the fishery with hotspots for Tautog, Cod, and Mahi Mahi.</p>
<p>Prime fishing locations include the Center Wall, where anglers target schools of Striped Bass, Bluefish, and Bonito; the East and West Walls, known for Scup and night-time Striper action; and The Rocks, ideal for trolling. Block Island's structured reefs and coves like Dories Cove and Cod Ledge deliver seasonal runs of Bluefin and Yellowfin Tuna. Rhode Island's distinct seasons create dynamic fishing: Spring and Summer thrive with Black Sea Bass and Tautog near structures, while Fall brings explosive Albacore Tuna migrations and Winter sustains inshore Tautog fishing.</p>
<p>The area's legendary Striped Bass fishery, fueled by migratory populations from the Chesapeake Bay and Hudson River, peaks May through October. Point Judith's status as Rhode Island's largest commercial fishing port ensures abundant baitfish populations, creating optimal feeding grounds. Whether aboard private charters, party boats like the renowned Frances Fleet, or private vessels launched from Galilee ramps, anglers experience world-class fishing against New England's rugged coastal scenery.</p>

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	Fishing is slowly starting to heat up as the tourist season is getting ready to open. Cod and Pollock are good this month.</p>


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	Kings Beach is great for spearfishing this month. On the West Wall you can catch your fill of Bonito.</p>
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	Fishing dies down in December, but you can still catch Cod and Pollock. Temperatures drop to 26°F.</p>


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	Cod fishing continues with the cold weather, with lows of 23°F. There are limited ferries to Block Island now.</p>


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	Wrap up warm, as temperatures can drop to 21°F this month. Anglers willing to fish in the cold will head out for Cod now.</p>


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	To go along with the great fishing, watch the annual &ldquo;Blessing of the Fleet Weekend&rdquo; in Narragansett.</p>


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	Fishing is in full swing. Watch the Rhode Island Wrestling Association 'Battle on the Beach' at Narragansett Beach.</p>


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	Join in with the St. Patrick's Day celebrations – there's plenty of activities for the whole family to join in.</p>
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	Watch the WaterFire events around town. They usually start in May and continue once every two weeks until the fall.</p>


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	Continue fishing for Tautog and celebrate Thanksgiving with the locals. Temperatures start to drop, so dress appropriately.&nbsp;</p>


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	Fishing in the fall starts to slow down. However, Tautog now comes into its own and is great to fish this month.</p>


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	September is a great month for False Albacore and Seabass. Temperatures will reach a maximum of 70°F.</p>


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	For your next vacation, plan a trip to Rhode Island. It would be remiss to visit the Ocean State and not head down to Point Judith, just past Narragansett Bay. There are plenty of Point Judith fishing charters to keep you and the whole family busy! You can stay close to &nbsp;shore and still catch plenty of fish, and even have the chance to go after the Grand Slam if you catch Striped Bass, Bluefish, Bonito, and Little Tunny all in one day!</p>
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	<strong>Point Judith Fishing Spots</strong></h3>
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	Point Judith is a small fishing village where you can target Butterfish, Mackerel, Summer Flounder, Black Seabass, Monkfish, Herring, and plenty more, all within the port itself. Bluefish and False Albacore can be found heading up the Galilee Channel, and Block Island is great for fishing for Tuna.</p>
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	<strong>Center Wall</strong></h4>
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	For excellent fishing throughout the season, you'll want to head toward the Center Wall. The wall is just under 7,000 feet long. This is where you'll find a range of species – schools of Bass, a Herring run, Fluke, Scup, Bluefish, Bonito, and False Albacore all make an appearance throughout the season.</p>
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	Your captain will advise which technique you can use in each area around the wall. Some parts are better for jigging than trolling. Keep a safe distance from the wall, as the waves can get pretty high and dangerous.</p>
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	<strong>East Wall</strong></h4>
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	The East Wall is roughly 1,200 feet long and home to Scup, Striped Bass, and Bluefish. You'll need to have your fishfinder on to avoid the Lobster pots under the surface. Only when the weather is calm will you want to troll the East Wall.</p>
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	<strong>West Wall</strong></h4>
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	The West Wall is part of the Harbor of Refuge and measures 1,500 feet in length. Night time fishing for Striped Bass is popular here. Fishing charters here will often follow the trails of commercial boats, and be able to hook Fluke, Bluefish, Albacore, and Scup.</p>
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	<strong>The Rocks</strong></h4>
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	The Rocks at Point Judith are good to troll – there are less lobster pots under the surface here. You'll be able to catch Striped Bass in depths of 20 feet. Keep an eye on your navigational electronics for the rock structures on the bottom.</p>
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	<strong>Block Island</strong></h4>
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	When heading out of Point Judith, chances are you're going to Block Island, a short 8-mile ride out. Around the tear-shaped island are plenty of hotspots, such as Dories Cove, Gracies Cove, Old Harbor Point, Cod Ledge, and more. Each spot offers different species, giving you the chance to reel in Winter Cof, Fluke, Pollock, Bass, Bluefish, Tautog, Tuna, and more.</p>
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			The best time to fish in and around Point Judith is between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.</p>
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			When catching Tautog in the fall, use crab as bait for excellent results. For Bluefish and Striped Bass, fresh bait such as eels works well.</p>
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		A 9' medium action rod with a 15–20 lb test line is the best combo for fishing in Point Judith.</li>
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	<strong>Need to Know </strong></h3>
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	When the water temperature is over 70°F (usually between July and August,) you're likely to see Finback Whales on your fishing charter. If you're lucky, you might also see Humpback, Pilot, False Killer, and Minke whales.</p>
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	Point Judith currently holds the state record for King Mackerel, weighing in at 12 lb 3 oz with a length of 40 inches.</p>
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	<strong>Regulations </strong></h3>
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	You'll need to buy a saltwater fishing license before your trip begins, as well as an additional license if targeting shellfish. Please note that visitors cannot harvest Lobster from the water. Targeting Winter Flounder is also prohibited.</p>
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	<strong>Budget </strong></h3>
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	A nearshore trip will cost six people anywhere between $700–850. Going further offshore for Tuna and Shark will be a longer journey (around 10 hours) and costs $1,500 for six people.</p>
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	<strong>Getting there</strong></h3>
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	Fly into T.F. Green Airport and head south on the U.S-1 N for half an hour to get to Point Judith.</p>
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	It's time to book a Point Judith fishing charter today. You can stay close to shore and still catch some fantastic fish.</p>


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