Chatham Black Seabass Fishing Charters

Go fishing on the bountiful Chatham waters and test your lines and skills on inshore and offshore trips with Got Stryper Fishing Charters! Join Captain Jason LaMagna on an angling quest to land your biggest catch yet and have the best time doing it. Please note that departure times are subject to change based on the weather and tides. Your capt. will reach out to you with the exact departure time for the given day you choose the night before.

This trip is great for those who don't want to go too far out from shore. You will be fishing with light tackle, concentrating on landing striped bass, flounder, seabass and fluke.

Jason will put you on the bite of Striped Bass, Tautog, Bluefish, Black Seabass, and much more. Everything you need will wait for you on the boat, and you'll just need drinks and snacks. On the 26' SeaVee we limit our charters to 4 guests only. For parties greater than 4, we highly recommend booking our 32' boat for your safety and comfort listed under Got Stryper Adventure Charters.

Fishing the waters on the east side of Cape Cod. Striped Bass fishing at its best, using live and artificial baits.

Enjoy 4 hours of fishing Cape Cod, Chatham, and Monomoy Island. The boat will leave the dock at 7:00 a.m. and get back at 11:00 a.m. The captain will provide you and your crew with rods, reels, tackle, live bait, and lures, as well as catch cleaning.

This is a half day 4 hour Black Seabass trip. This is a great trip for younger kids as the fish a on the smaller side but are a great time for all.

Light tackle Stripped Bass, Blue Fish, False Albacore / Bonita, Black Sea Bass and Fluke inside state waters.

We will Fish the Monomoy Rips or Travel up the Coast to Fish the grounds off of the National Seashore. You will experience parts of the Cape that many never new existed on your way to the Fishing grounds.

Scup and Seabass- may 17th to june 15th

This trip will be aboard our classic 1969 Seacraft 20. It was fully restored in 2024 but the only drawback is that it does not have a head. Departure times may vary on tide conditions and weather.