How many people are on each trip?

Trips are limited to 14 anglers, providing ample rail space and personalized attention from the crew.

Meeting point is Little Compton, RI. The provided address is 11 Bluff Head Ave, Little Compton, RI 02837, USA for check-in.

Are rods and tackle provided?

Guides typically handle jigs and communal gear; bring personal rods if you prefer, but basic tackle and instruction are available aboard.

Can children join the trip?

Yes — trips are family-friendly. Children should be supervised and able to follow safety guidance on deck.

What should I bring for food and drink?

Pack snacks, water and a lunch for the six-hour charter; crew may not provide meals so bring what you’ll need for the day.

Yes, but you must follow Rhode Island fishing regulations and bag limits; the crew will advise on legal sizes and safe handling.

Squid Fishing Off Little Compton: 6-Hour Family-Friendly Charter for Squid, Bass & Bluefish

Rhode Island's southeastern shore offers a different rhythm — salt wind, shelled beaches, and boat decks humming with lines. The Rhode Island SQUID trip launches from Little Compton, Rhode Island, boarding near 11 Bluff Head Ave and heading into the productive grounds of Rhode Island Sound and Sakonnet Bay. On this family-friendly, expert-led six-hour outing you chase squid, striped bass and bluefish in a compact group capped at 14 anglers, which means plenty of rail space and personal attention.

The scene alternates between open sound and nearshore reefs. Look for rocky headlands and sandbars that concentrate bait; these structures create tidal seams where squid and hungry gamefish gather. The boat works close to classic New England features: low, grassy bluffs, barn-backed fields that drop to stone walls, and the occasional lighthouse blink near Sakonnet Point. The water here runs cold and clear in spring, warming through summer, and it supports dense seasonal migrations that make for productive jigging and light-tackle action.

What makes this trip stand out is the blend of accessibility and experience. Guides bring local knowledge of tides, squid behavior, and technique; they manage bait, jigs, and gear so newcomers can learn quickly while experienced anglers dial tactics. The operation prioritizes comfort—no crowding, room for 14, and space for each angler’s kit—so you’re not fighting elbows when a school shows. The trip is all-inclusive in pricing, and the crew will stow your catch aboard, with instructions for safe handling if you plan to keep calamari or fillets.

Expect active fishing: you’ll be working jigs or light squid gear, watching for the telltale flashes of feeding fish, and hauling soft-bodied squid into buckets. Bring layered, foul-weather clothing, non-marking shoes, polarized sunglasses, sunscreen, snacks and a small cooler if you plan to keep fish (note: coolers over 60 quarts may not be permitted). Cameras and phone mounts capture the spray and action; seabirds and the occasional seal often join the show, offering photographic moments beyond the rod tip.

This is a trip that fits families and serious anglers alike; it’s a lively way to experience Little Compton’s maritime character, learn a seasonal fishery, and take home fresh squid or dinner-sized bass. Meeting point is Little Compton, RI—11 Bluff Head Ave—where you’ll find easy check-in and a boat launched within minutes to the productive local grounds.

Guides also brief anglers on local regulations and season-specific bag limits, helping protect fisheries while maximizing your time on the water. The charter connects visitors to Little Compton’s coastal economy—spawning grounds, processing docks and seaside restaurants often serve local catch—so a day on the water becomes part of a larger, place-based seafood story. Shore-side parking and a short walk to the dock keep logistics simple. Enjoy.

About Bounty Hunter Fisheries LLC

Bounty Hunter Fisheries LLC is a Fairhaven, Massachusetts-based fishing outfitter that operates guided squid fishing trips off the coast of Newport, Rhode Island.

The company offers a six-hour Newport RI SQUID Trip that focuses on hands-on jigging and spread’em techniques in local waters. Trips include free gear rentals and ample space on the vessel, delivering a high-quality, crowd-free fishing experience for anglers of varying skill levels.

Bounty Hunter Fisheries LLC markets its Newport RI SQUID Trip to anglers seeking fun, variety, and memorable catches. The trip departs from nearby waters, placing guests among the productive squid grounds around Newport. Onboard, participants use provided gear to jig for squid, work spreader rigs, and learn practical approaches to the local fishery. The itinerary emphasizes time on the water and multiple fishing opportunities during the six-hour outing.

The business is positioned to appeal to visitors and local anglers interested in a concentrated squid-fishing excursion with straightforward logistics. Free gear rentals reduce barriers to entry for newcomers, while plentiful deck space supports a comfortable, less-crowded outing. The description of the trip highlights scenic ocean views and active fishing, which contribute to the overall recreational value.

Bounty Hunter Fisheries LLC presents factual trip details, location, and amenities so prospective customers can make informed booking decisions. For specific schedules, availability, and operational policies, potential guests should consult the company's official booking channels. Specific pricing, contact details, and cancellation policies are published through the official booking platform and the company’s listed contact channels for transparency and availability.