Karen Ann Charters runs amazing fishing trips from Howard Beach, NY! If you're looking for a professional service and a guide with years of experience – you've found it.
"We had an amazing time fishing with Captain Vinnie and First Mate Dwain." — Joshua,
Welcome to My Special “K” Charters, your premier choice for an exceptional fishing experience based in Howard Beach, Queens, NY. Our prime location at 160th Ave and Cross Bay Blvd serves as the launching point for our adventures.
"We were a group of three on a Friday morning. We were greeted by Captain Rob and arrived on a very clean, impeccably organized boat." — Can,
Operating out of Jamaica bay, New York, Karen Ann Charters are a team of professionals who know the local waters like the palm of their hands.
"Caught so many fish. the captain and mate were fantastic. We..." — Jake,
Never Enuff Fishing fleet runs one of the best selections of fishing trips around NYC, with 3 boats all specializing in different styles and target species.
"Had a group of 12 and 13 year old boys fighting for their lives trying to reel these suckers in." — AnnMarie,
Karen Ann Charters With Captain Vinnie at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands. *****50 years' experience in the NY Bight*** I specialize in light tackle for Trophy fish. Fly rodders welcome.
"Vinnie does a great job running and gunning with a tricky bite, finds the spot and guides very well." — Paolo,
Never Enuff Fishing runs a variety of charters across several boats targeting a range of species in the Long Island Sound, with the Never Enuff Express mainly targeting Striped Bass.
"In the words of my 2 year old niece who got to drive the boat AMAZING!" — MICHELLE,
Book your next trip with Fishbone Charters and find out what keeps anglers coming back to New York City for more. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Bill is prepared to put you on fish.
"There are outfits that merely take you for a boat ride, and then there is Fishbone Charters, who knows how to strike an honest bargain with the Atlantic." — Andrew,
Hoping to catch some fish in New York City? Look no further than J Rod3 Charters! Bluefish, Common Ling, Striped Bass, Cod, Flounder, Black Seabass, Porgy, Weakfish, and more are in the cards if you come at the right time of year.
"I took my 12 year old son and his two friends on Jared’s Charter and we were not disappointed." — Anais,
Queens is where New York City meets the water, and where anglers find year-round action a short ride from the skyline. From protected back bays to open Atlantic shoreline, this borough offers diverse fisheries and quick access to inshore and nearshore grounds. That’s why Queens fishing charters are a favorite for locals and travelers who want big-city convenience with serious rod-bending potential.
Jamaica Bay’s marshes, channels, and flats are a light-tackle playground, with Striped Bass, Bluefish, Fluke (Summer Flounder), Weakfish, and Porgy (Scup) all featuring through the seasons. Work the edges on the drift, stalk shallow flats on calmer days, or jig structure for Tautog (Blackfish) and Black Sea Bass when they’re in. Closer to the ocean, the Rockaway surf and inlet see classic spring and fall runs, with blitzes that make for fast-paced casting and memorable photos.
On the borough’s north side, Little Neck Bay and nearby stretches offer calmer waters that are ideal for family-friendly outings and first-time anglers, while still producing quality catches when tides line up. When conditions allow, crews can slide outside to chase nearshore pelagics like False Albacore and Bonito, adding a dash of speed and spectacle to late-summer and early-fall trips.
With multiple launch points and quick runs to productive grounds, Queens fishing charters make it easy to match the bite: sunrise topwater for Bass, midday drifts for Fluke, or structure-hopping for bottom fish. Whether you’re planning a quick half day before a Broadway show or a full day dedicated to the tide, Queens delivers a uniquely urban angling experience—big water, bigger opportunities, and the city skyline in the background.
