Fishing Charters in Rhode Island
Browse fishing charters in Rhode Island that can help you catch pollock.
On The Rocks Charters
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Northeast Anglers Guide Service
Narragansett, Rhode Island
Bad Influence Sportfishing
Newport, Rhode Island
Final Piece Sportfishing
Westerly, Rhode Island
fishing
Bare Bones Charters
Warwick, Rhode Island
Aerie Charters
South Kingstown, Rhode Island
Experience thrilling offshore & inshore fishing, scenic boat tours, & memorial services aboard Aerie One with Captain Howard "BUZZ" Smart. Book your adventure with Aerie Charters today!
Sakonnet Charters
Sakonnet Point Club
Jl Charters
Fishing Charter species include: Striped Bass, Bluefish, Flounder, Mako Shark, Tautog and others. Trips begin at the Snug Habor Marina in South Kingstown, RI Whale watching, photography and video shoots, guided and unguided charters. Fishing licenses included. Children welcome.
Wise Kraken Charters
Wise Kraken Charters aboard the 38'
Booked Off Charters
Booked Off Charters - Live bait striped bass fishing and buckailing doormat fluke in Rhode Island and Block Island waters
Carol J Fishing
Fish Newport RI
Fishing Charters Newport RI - Your premier fishing charter out of Newport RI. Come see what everyone is talking about. Call today to book
Best Time to Catch Pollock
Peak season: March, April, October. Also good: January, February, May, September, November, December. Right now in February, activity is good.
Seasonal Activity Chart
Pollock
Looking to tangle with some hard-fighting pollock? Narragansett, Rhode Island, offers excellent opportunities, particularly around the rocky coastline and offshore reefs. What makes Narragansett special is its access to both inshore and offshore fishing grounds, providing options for anglers of all skill levels. Spring and fall are prime times, as pollock move closer to shore to feed. For a shore-based adventure, try fishing off the rocky points south of town, like those near Point Judith. For boaters, the numerous reefs a few miles offshore hold good numbers of pollock. Local tip: Pollock are aggressive feeders, so try jigging with diamond jigs or using bait like clams or squid. The pollock in this area are known for their strong runs, so be sure to have your drag set accordingly!
How to Catch Pollock
Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Pollock in Narragansett.
Pollock Fishing Regulations in Rhode Island
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
No limit
Size Limit
No minimum size limit
License Required
Saltwater fishing license
Regulations may change, so it's important to consult the latest guidelines from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Rhode Island state wildlife agency before fishing.
Related Species in Rhode Island
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best bait for catching pollock in Narragansett, RI?
Pollock in Narragansett are known to strike at a variety of baits. Effective options include clams, squid, and mackerel. Artificial lures like jigs and soft plastics can also be very productive.
Do I need a license to fish for pollock in Rhode Island's saltwater?
Yes, a Rhode Island saltwater fishing license is required to legally fish for pollock. You can purchase a license online or at various license vendors throughout the state.
Are there any restrictions on the size or number of pollock I can keep in Rhode Island?
In Rhode Island, there are currently no minimum size limits or bag limits for pollock. This means you can keep what you catch, within ethical and sustainable fishing practices.
Where can I find good pollock fishing spots around Narragansett, Rhode Island?
Look for rocky shorelines, jetties, and deeper waters in Narragansett Bay and the surrounding ocean. Popular spots include the Narragansett Town Beach area and the rocky points along the coast.
Other Species to Fish in Narragansett
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