42 Fishing Charters
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Spend 4 hours on the nearshore waters around Cape Cod, hunting the much-loved Striped Bass and Bluefish. You're sure to be in for a good struggle with the chance to bag you some delicious dinner, all the while enjoying the fantastic scenery of New England's bays, islands, and shores.
Make the most of Cape Cod's famous bay and nearshore. These waters are home to a range of exciting, tough-fighting, and delicious creatures. You'd better be at your best if you want to fill the boat with delicious Bonita, Seabass, and many more fish that will make for excellent table fare at the end of the day. Try trolling, jigging, popping, or kite fishing on this exhilarating trip.
Bluefin Tuna is a great trip for avid fishermen. Depending on the time of year and federal regulations, you will either be targeting giant-size or recreational-size fish. Tuna is a great bucket list fish with the added bonus of great table fare. Please feel free to contact the captain with any questions you may have about Tuna fishing in the cape.
We target giant tuna that the Captain will sell. These are fish over 73'. The maximum number of people is 4 guests for this trip. The trip can be from 5 to 10 hours, depending on our luck. We depart very early, often in the dark. All gear is provided. We provide bottled water. We have a cooler for additional food and beverages. The client keeps rec-size fish under 73' and the captain keeps giant-size fish over 73'. Partial refund if the giant is caught and sold. This is a slower style of tuna fishing.
Eight hours on the water means you can go further, stay longer, and target some of the most prized species that roam Cape Cod's waters. Starting at 7:00 or 8:00 a.m., you and Captain Russ will cruise into Chatham's richest inshore and offshore grounds in pursuit of bluefin tuna, shark, striped bass, and more. This is the trip for anglers looking to cover serious water and chase the most exciting species the Atlantic has to offer. Fishing gear, bait, and catch cleaning are all included.
Weather you are looking to bring home fresh tuna meat or reel in a giant to bring to market we can help make it happen. Where we go to fish changes daily as well as the size class of fish that we catch, but this trip is sure to leave your group with lasting memories. Departure times vary depending on sunrise times but typically we will be leaving by 3am
Scup and Seabass- may 17th to june 15th
Three hour trip for beginners to get your feet wet. Which will target striped bass, bluefish, Black Sea bass, bonito and mackerel depending on the season. 3hr Sportfishing Trips are short and sweet. Enjoy the ocean while fishing as well!
Deep sea fishing in Cape Cod, United States puts you on rich Atlantic drop-offs where big fish roam. Cold, nutrient-filled currents meet varied bottom structure, creating strong bites and fast action. If you want true bluewater fishing close to New England, this is it.
These waters hold Atlantic Bluefin Tuna, Sharks like Mako and Thresher, plus Cod, Haddock, and Pollock. In deeper zones you may also find Porbeagle and Blue Shark. Groundfish school over ledges, while Tuna and other pelagic fish patrol rips and bait balls.
Captains run far offshore to deep water and target fish with trolling, chunking, and chumming. Trolling means pulling lures or baits behind the boat. Chunking and chumming create a scent trail to bring fish to you. For groundfish, crews use bottom fishing with heavy jigs and bait.
Most trips are full day or longer to reach the best depths. Beginners are welcome, and crews handle the gear and coach you through the fight. Expect sturdy boats, heavy tackle, and long runs. Bring layers, non-slip shoes, sun protection, snacks, and motion-sickness meds if needed.
Cape Cod offers standout deep sea grounds across the region. Popular runs head toward Stellwagen Bank, the Great South Channel, and the edges near Georges Bank and Nantucket Shoals. Productive departures ring the Cape, giving you options based on weather and target species.
Before you go, check local rules on licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest. Regulations can change, and some species have strict limits. Your captain will guide you, but it is always smart to review the latest guidance ahead of your trip.
September yields some of the best catches for Bluefin Tuna, Stripers, and Sharks – Cape Cod's top three targets. Whichever of these incredible game fish you're after, you'll end the day exhausted and satisfied.
