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Experience Premier Fishing Adventures with Black Fishing Charter in Waterford, Connecticut - Waterford

Experience Premier Fishing Adventures with Black Fishing Charter in Waterford, Connecticut

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate physical condition recommended; ability to stand for extended periods and handle light fishing gear required.

Overview

Set sail from Waterford, Connecticut, with Black Fishing Charter for an unforgettable saltwater fishing experience. Target striped bass, fluke, and bluefish while exploring the vibrant waters of Long Island Sound.

Waterford, Connecticut

Black Fishing Charter

7 Hour Charters | Up to 50 Passengers /0ctober - November

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable 7-hour fishing adventure aboard the Sunbeam VII, a spacious 65-foot vessel perfect for groups of 30-50. Experience the thrill of catching blackfish while enjoying the beautiful October-November season. Bring your own lunch and savor beverages available at shore prices for a memorable day on the water.

Rates

Charter Sunbeam VII - $125 person

Please Note: *Minimum age requirement for this activity is 7 yrs +

Duration

7 Hours

Season

October 15 - November

Boat

  • **Grumpa 6 passengers
  • **Sunbeam VI 6-15 passengers
  • Groups of 30-50: The Sunbeam VII (65 Ft)
  • **Minimum 30 passengers weekdays
  • **Minimum 50 passengers weekends

Fish

Blackfish

Included

Prices include bait & tackle

Food and Drinks

Liquor Laws prohibit guests from bringing any alcohol aboard the Sunbeam VII. You may purchase beverages (water, soda & beer) at shore side prices. You may bring your own lunch.

More Info

A customary gratuity of 18%-20% is not included in our rates. Captain reserves the right to modify or cancel any trip due to inclement weather.

Adventure Tips

Bring seasickness remedies

The Long Island Sound can get choppy, so pack motion sickness medication if you’re prone to sea sickness.

Dress in layers

Early morning and late evening trips can be cool on the water—layering helps keep you comfortable.

Use sunscreen and wear a hat

Sun exposure is high on the exposed water—protect your skin and eyes to avoid sunburn.

Follow your captain's advice

Listen carefully to safety instructions and fishing tips from your guide to maximize your time and safety.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Harbor seals often rest on nearby rocks
  • Ospreys fishing in the spring and summer months

History

Waterford’s fishing heritage dates back to colonial times and shaped the local economy for centuries.

Conservation

Black Fishing Charter emphasizes sustainable catch practices to protect fish populations and marine health.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Motion sickness medication

Essential

Helps prevent discomfort from waves on the water.

Layered clothing

Essential

spring specific

Waterproof boots or boat shoes

Essential

Ensures solid footing on wet boat decks.

summer specific

Sunglasses with UV protection

Essential

Reduces glare off the water for clearer vision.

summer specific