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26 ft
Up to 5 persons
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33 ft
Up to 6 persons
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47 ft
Up to 6 persons
Last booking: 2 days ago
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US $3,000
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26 ft
Up to 6 persons
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US $650
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24 ft
Up to 5 persons
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Last booking: 1 day ago
Trips from
US $1,500
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24 ft
Up to 4 persons
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2 bookings in the past week.
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US $1,100
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27 ft
Up to 5 persons
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US $1,300
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32 ft
Up to 6 persons
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35 ft
Up to 6 persons
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Last booking: 2 days ago
Trips from
US $550
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33 ft
Up to 6 persons
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Last booking: 8 hours ago
Trips from
US $1,400

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What anglers say about Haddock fishing

  • 5.0
    /5
    (7 Hour Trip – Fisherman's Feast)

    August fishing trip

    Cap and mate were great. unfortunately we didnt get a ton of fish. Will definitely book another trip with him again.
    Eric C.
    Eric C.
    Reviewed on Aug 29, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    Half fisherman, half magician

    An amazing day fishing with Captain Ozzy, he found us all sorts fish and kept us thoroughly entertained. Would highly recommmend.
    Dom R.
    Dom R.
    Reviewed on Aug 29, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (9 Hour Trip – Cod & Haddock)

    great trip! caught lots of fish

    we caught lots of haddock , and other fish as well , capt. was great , fun overall experience
    Brandon T.
    Brandon T.
    Reviewed on Aug 23, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (12 Hour Trip – Bluefin Tuna)

    what a beautiful charter!

    We all had a wonderful time on the charter! Captain Matt and his mate were awesome!! We caught fish, saw whales, and had a wonderful experience. I highly recommend this charter!
    Meghan H.
    Meghan H.
    Reviewed on Aug 26, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6hr Trip - Ground Fishing (PM))

    Great Trip and Experience

    Booked this charter for myself and my 8 year old son. Before we even got to the fishing grounds I knew we’d be booking another. Incredibly knowledgeable captain and crew. Kept my son engaged in fishing the whole time while catching a ton of fish at captain Derek’s “fishing holes”. More than once he brought us to places that were full of fish. His deckhand Avery was amazing with my son. Highly recommend this charter. Thanks again guys. You made us some great memories!
    Kevin H.
    Kevin H.
    Reviewed on Aug 20, 2026

About Haddock fishing

Size
2 to 7lbs
Food Value
Excellent
Game Quality
Low

Haddock are Cod-like fish native to cold and deep northern Atlantic waters. They are quite easy to fish for, but the reward lies in their excellent taste.

Haddock are quite similar to their larger relatives Pollock, with the key distinction being their lateral stripes, which are darker and highly contrasted to the background color in the Haddock's body. Haddock also have dark blotches next to their pectoral fins, which are often referred to as the "Devil's thumbprints".

How big

The species is commonly caught between 15 and 30'' and 2 and 7lbs.

Distribution

Haddock inhabit the North Atlantic Ocean and can be found northwards of Massachussets in the west and of Bay of Biscay in the east. They are common off the British Isles.

How to catch

Natural bait is the most effective when fishing for Haddock, wiht clams and shrimp being primary choices. Alternatives will be cut herrings, squid, whiting, sand eels or mackerel. Artificial lures like teasers and jigs are known to work, but are much less effective than with the more predatory Cod.

These fish are usually caught in bulk. As they are on the smaller side, schooling and found in depths that demand the use of stout tackle, they present an easy angling challenge. The only trick is not to tear their delicate mouths when reeling them in.

Good to eat?

Superb quality white meat, often used in the making of British fish and chips.

Haddock are Cod-like fish native to cold and deep northern Atlantic waters. They are quite easy to fish for, but the reward lies in their excellent taste.

Haddock are quite similar to their larger relatives Pollock, with the key distinction being their lateral stripes, which are darker and highly contrasted to the background color in the Haddock's body. Haddock also have dark blotches next to their pectoral fins, which are often referred to as the "Devil's thumbprints".

How big

The species is commonly caught between 15 and 30'' and 2 and 7lbs.

Distribution

Haddock inhabit the North Atlantic Ocean and can be found northwards of Massachussets in the west and of Bay of Biscay in the east. They are common off the British Isles.

How to catch

Natural bait is the most effective when fishing for Haddock, wiht clams and shrimp being primary choices. Alternatives will be cut herrings, squid, whiting, sand eels or mackerel. Artificial lures like teasers and jigs are known to work, but are much less effective than with the more predatory Cod.

These fish are usually caught in bulk. As they are on the smaller side, schooling and found in depths that demand the use of stout tackle, they present an easy angling challenge. The only trick is not to tear their delicate mouths when reeling them in.

Good to eat?

Superb quality white meat, often used in the making of British fish and chips.