There's a fish with your name on it in Rye and Hooked On Fish Charters will help you catch it! With Captain Kyle at the helm, you'll benefit from years of knowledge and experience.
"First time Bluefin Tuna fishing. Captain Kyle was great and has a ton of experience and works his hardest to get you on fish." — Ryan,
The Black Dog is a 31 foot West Bay lobster boat sailing from Rye Harbor State Marina, Rye, NH. This vessel is designed for your safety, comfort and fishing pleasure.
"It was a hot and humid bluebird day. We spent the first hour mackerel fishing with nonstop action." — Matt,
If you're looking to get the pulses racing, then Savage Charters is the place to be. Just a stone's throw from Portsmouth, and an hour from Boston, there's no excuse not to come aboard for the trip of your life.
"Captain Jamie works his but off putting you on fish
He always..." — Ron,
This Trip is available Sept 10- November 20 If you're going to cast a line in Rye, look no further than PinWheel Tuna Fishing. Your guide for the day is Captain Tyler, allowing you to benefit from years of professional experience.
"Fishing on the Pinwheel was something that I wanted to do since watching Wicked Tuna." — Jimmy,
The regions' ONLY light tackle bluefin specialist. Jig n' Pop, standup, or gunnel conventional we are equipped with the finest equipment to match your desires, fish sizes, and conditions.
Rye Harbor fishing charters put you on the fast track to the Gulf of Maine, where rugged coastline, productive ledges, and rich bait lines collide. Captains here target a versatile mix of inshore and offshore species, with quick runs to both sheltered bays and deep-water structure.
Inshore, expect action for Striped Bass and Bluefish along rocky points, river mouths, and sandy bars. When schools of Mackerel push in, live-lining and light-tackle jigging can turn red‑hot fast. Skilled crews also offer fly and topwater options when conditions set up classic New England surface feeds.
Head a bit farther and you’ll reach famed offshore grounds like the shoals and ledges that draw Haddock, Pollock, and other groundfish to steep drops and hard bottom. Trolling and chunking can connect you with powerful Bluefin Tuna during peak months, while bottom fishing over contours and wrecks keeps rods bending when pelagics are roaming.
Rye Harbor is known for efficient departures, protected waters at the dock, and a short hop to open ocean—ideal for families, first-timers, and seasoned anglers alike. Local crews adapt to the season, tides, and weather, shifting between trolling, drifting, jigging, and bait fishing to keep you on fish.
Whether you’re chasing a first Striper, stocking fillets of Haddock, or testing yourself against Tuna, Rye Harbor fishing charters deliver authentic New England saltwater action. Bring layers, a camera, and an appetite for adventure—the next tide could be the one that lights up the bite.
