Fishing guides on the Narragansett Bay.
The Narragansett Bay is fished by 8 guides in the Driftline directory in Rhode Island. Book straight with the guide. Driftline takes no commission and charges nothing to be listed.
8 guides · Rhode Island
The Narragansett Bay is fished by 8 guides in the Driftline directory. They are based in East Greenwich, RI, Jamestown, RI, and Coventry, RI, plus 5 other towns. Trips run as nearshore for striped bass, bluefish, black sea bass, tautog, and yellowfin tuna. 4 of the 8 list a season, and the dates vary by operation (for example late spring through early fall and May through fall). You book straight with the guide: Driftline takes no commission and charges nothing to be listed.
8 guides on the Narragansett Bay
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Which guides fish the Narragansett Bay?
Cast a Fly Charters, Fish Freshly Salted Guide Service, Northeast Anglers, On The Rocks Charters, Pamela May Charters, and Patterson Guide Service, and 2 more listed below. Every listing links straight to that operation, with their own water, phone number, and booking page.
What fish can you catch on the Narragansett Bay?
Guides here run trips for striped bass, bluefish, black sea bass, tautog, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, weakfish, and bonito. What is biting shifts through the year, so the guide sets the day around what is fishing best.
What kind of trips run on the Narragansett Bay?
nearshore trips. Trip lengths, group sizes, and what is included are set by each guide directly.
When can you fish the Narragansett Bay with a guide?
4 of the 8 list a season, and the dates vary by operation (for example late spring through early fall and May through fall).
Where is the Narragansett Bay fished from?
The guides listed here work out of East Greenwich, RI, Jamestown, RI, Coventry, RI, Pawtucket, RI, Narragansett, RI, and Portsmouth, RI, plus 2 other towns.
Do you need a fishing licence?
Yes: everyone fishing Rhode Island waters needs a valid Rhode Island fishing licence, bought in your own name from Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Division of Fish and Wildlife. Guides do not sell it for you.
How do you book a guide on the Narragansett Bay?
You book directly with the guide, from their own listing. Driftline takes no commission and no booking fee, so the price you get is the guide's own.
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