moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be able to stand for several hours and handle light physical activity such as reeling in fish.
Discover the thrill of cod fishing in Newfoundland’s Port de Grave with Old Salty Dog Excursions. Enjoy a private charter that blends adventure, culture, and stunning ocean views.
Embark on a unique fishing adventure with Old Salty Dog Excursions in Port de Grave, Newfoundland and Labrador. This cod fishing charter offers more than just the thrill of hooking North Atlantic Codfish; it connects you to a time-honored tradition cherished by locals for centuries. The waters off the rugged Newfoundland coast are rich with cod, making this an ideal spot for anglers of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned fisher or trying it for the first time, the knowledgeable crew ensures a comfortable and exciting experience. As you reel in your catch, enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the quaint fishing village surroundings. This private charter provides an intimate setting, perfect for families, friends, or solo travelers wanting to engage with Newfoundland’s maritime heritage. Along with fishing, you’ll hear stories about the local history and culture that have made cod fishing an essential part of the community. The best part? You get to bring home your catch or have it prepared locally, completing your authentic Newfoundland experience. Prepare for a day filled with fresh sea air, connection to nature, and memorable moments on the water.
Weather on the Atlantic can change quickly, so bring layers to stay warm and comfortable.
If you're prone to motion sickness, take precautions before boarding to ensure a pleasant trip.
The boat deck can get wet and slippery, so secure shoes are important for safety.
Even on cloudy days, UV rays reflect off the water; use sunscreen and a hat.
Port de Grave has been a key fishing and shipbuilding community since the 1600s, playing a vital role in Newfoundland’s maritime history.
Sustainable fishing practices are promoted locally to protect cod populations and marine ecosystems for future generations.
Keeps you dry and comfortable during unpredictable Atlantic weather.
spring specific
Ensures safety on wet and slippery boat decks.
Protects your skin from UV rays reflecting off the water.
summer specific
Provides extra warmth during cooler temperatures on the water.
fall specific