Rhode Island Fish Species

Common Questions:

What species of fish can I expect to catch with Captain Cook Charters?

With Captain Cook Charters, you can target species such as striped bass, bluefish, flounder, black sea bass, and tautog, depending on the season.

Is striped bass fishing available year-round?

Striped bass fishing is most productive from late spring through early fall, with peak season typically in June and September.

What is the best time to catch bluefish?

Bluefish are most abundant in Rhode Island waters from late spring through early autumn, providing exciting action for anglers.

Can we target flounder on inshore trips?

Yes, flounder fishing is a popular option on inshore trips, especially during the summer months when they are most active.

Is there a specific season for black sea bass?

Black sea bass are typically caught from late spring through the summer, with some of the best fishing occurring in July and August.

What techniques are used for tautog fishing?

Tautog fishing often involves bottom fishing with bait near rocky structures, where these fish are commonly found.

Are there any size or bag limits for striped bass?

Yes, Rhode Island has specific regulations for striped bass, including size limits and a bag limit of one fish per angler per day.

Can we keep the fish we catch?

Yes, guests are welcome to keep their catch within the legal limits, and Captain Cook will assist with cleaning and filleting the fish for you.

What bait is used for catching striped bass?

Live bait such as eels and bunker, as well as artificial lures, are commonly used for targeting striped bass on Captain Cook Charters.

Do you offer trips targeting specific species?

Yes, Captain Cook Charters can tailor trips to focus on specific species such as striped bass, black sea bass, or flounder, depending on your preferences and the season.

A Captain Cook Charters Fishing Charter targets the top Warwick Fish species including null. We primarily Fish the Atlantic Ocean.