Fishing Charters in Massachusetts

Browse fishing charters in Massachusetts that can help you catch fluke.

Albacore Charters - Albacore Charters
Albacore Charters

Albacore Charters

5(39)Top Rated

Fish the water's around Nantucket Island with Albacore Charters for Stripers, Blues, Fluke, Sea Bass or offshore for Sharks or Tuna. Fish Guaranteed.

Black Sea BassFlukeSharks
Nantucket, Massachusetts
Bluefin Charters - Bluefin Charters
Bluefin Charters

Bluefin Charters

5(13)Top Rated

Charter fishing from Falmouth, MA with Blue-fin Charters for striped bass, bluefish, bonita, albacore, fluke, black sea bass, scup, sharks, and more!

Black Sea BassBluefishFluke
Falmouth, Massachusetts
Jax Charters - Jax Charters
Jax Charters

Jax Charters

5(1)Top Rated

Join Us For Memorable Day on The Waters of Cape Cod Targeting Bluefin Tuna, Striped Bass, Fluke, Shark, Black Sea Bass and Other Deep Sea Species. Jax Charters Provides An Experience of a Lifetime You Do Not Want to Miss Out on!

Black Sea BassBluefin TunaCod
Harwich Port, Massachusetts
Chas'n Tails Charter Fishing - Chas'n Tails Charter Fishing
Chas'n Tails Charter Fishing

Chas'n Tails Charter Fishing

4.9(29)Top Rated

A cape cod charter fishing company! We offer fishing trips, sunset cruises, and private whale watch trips. Come have the time of your life fishing for striped bass, bluefish, fluke, and bluefin tuna! The perfect summer activity is waiting for you on the F.V. Lisa Zee!

Bluefin TunaBluefishCod
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Hairball Charters - Hairball Charters
Hairball Charters

Hairball Charters

4.9(39)Top Rated

Captain Eric Stapelfeld's Hairball Charters is a Cape Cod charter fishing service based in Falmouth harbor for trophy striped bass, bluefish and fluke.

BluefishCodFluke
Falmouth, Massachusetts
Abdow's Magic Fishing Charters - Abdow's Magic Fishing Charters
Abdow's Magic Fishing Charters

Abdow's Magic Fishing Charters

4.6(9)Top Rated

Captain Mike of Magic Fishing Charters in Chatham, MA knows where the fish are! From bluefin tuna to striped bass to Nantucket Rips fluke to groundfish like cod and haddock. And sharks galore. A short trip to the fishing grounds from the Chatham Fish Pier dock.

Bluefin TunaCodFluke
Chatham, Massachusetts

Best Time to Catch Fluke

Fluke can be caught year-round in Boston. Right now in February, activity is low.

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Fluke

Fluke

saltwater

Boston Harbor offers some fantastic fluke fishing opportunities, particularly during the summer months. Also known as summer flounder, these flatfish migrate into the harbor to feed on baitfish and crustaceans. Prime time is typically from June through September. Look for fluke in sandy or muddy bottom areas, especially near channels and drop-offs. Drifting with bucktails tipped with squid or fluke belly is a popular and effective technique. Consider using a stinger hook to increase your hook-up ratio, as fluke are notorious for nipping at the bait. Several boat ramps around the harbor provide easy access. The size of fluke in Boston Harbor can vary, but there's always a chance of landing a doormat-sized fish. Be aware of the strong currents in the harbor, and adjust your drift accordingly. Local knowledge is key: talk to tackle shop owners or other anglers to get the latest information on where the fluke are biting.

How to Catch Fluke

Fluke Fishing Regulations in Massachusetts

Open Season

May 25 - October 9 (Dates vary annually)

Daily Bag Limit

5 per angler

Size Limit

16-inch minimum

License Required

Recreational saltwater fishing permit

Regulations can change annually, so always check the current rules.

⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Massachusetts state wildlife agency before fishing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the open season for Fluke fishing near Boston?

Fluke season in Massachusetts typically runs from May 25th to October 9th, but it's subject to change annually. Always check the current regulations before heading out.

What's the daily bag limit for Fluke in Massachusetts?

You're allowed to keep 5 Fluke per day in Massachusetts, as long as they meet the size requirements.

What size Fluke can I keep when fishing near Boston?

The minimum size limit for Fluke in Massachusetts is 16 inches. Make sure to measure your catch carefully.

Is a saltwater fishing license required to fish for Fluke in Boston?

Yes, you need a Massachusetts recreational saltwater fishing permit to target Fluke in the Boston area.

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