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Tautog (Blackfish) Fishing in Narragansett Our specialized tautog fishing charters target one of Rhode Island's most challenging and rewarding inshore species. These structure-oriented fish provide excellent sport on light tackle. - Peak season runs September through October - Primarily found around rocky structure and wrecks - Known for powerful fights and delicious white meat - Specialized techniques with crabs as preferred bait
Join us for an action-packed Sunday October tautog fishing charter in Narragansett, Rhode Island. Our 6-hour inshore fishing adventure focuses on finding productive structure where these hard-fighting fish gather during fall. Captain Diego's local knowledge puts you on the best spots around Narragansett Bay where drift fishing and bottom fishing techniques prove most effective. With room for up to 4 guests, this charter offers plenty of opportunity for everyone to hook into the consistent fall tautog bite. Whether you're casting lures or working bottom structure, this trip delivers non-stop action in some of Rhode Island's most productive inshore waters. All tackle and gear provided—just bring your enthusiasm and we'll handle the rest.
Captain Diego of Rogue Charter on Sunday October offers this Extended Half Day Tautog Fishing Trip for $600, accommodating up to 4 anglers for a 6-hour adventure. Departing at 6:00 AM, this specialized charter focuses on productive tautog grounds around Narragansett's rocky structure. All necessary tackle, bait, and licenses are provided, allowing you to focus entirely on the fishing experience. The trip runs from September through October on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, making it perfect for experiencing Rhode Island's prime fall tautog season.
As a licensed captain with extensive local experience, Diego guides you to the best spots where these hard-fighting fish congregate. Advance booking is recommended as fall tautog trips fill quickly, especially on weekends. Weather conditions are closely monitored for safety, with rescheduling options available if needed.
This specialized 6-hour charter targets one of Rhode Island's most prized inshore species. Captain Diego employs proven bottom fishing and drift fishing techniques specifically adapted for tautog's habitats. You'll focus on structure-rich areas around Narragansett where rocky bottoms and wrecks create ideal environments for these powerful fish.
The fall season (September-October) offers prime conditions for tautog fishing, with cooling water temperatures bringing these fish into more accessible depths. Both light and heavy tackle options are available to match your experience level, making this trip suitable for anglers of all abilities. The 6-hour duration provides ample time to work multiple productive spots and maximize your chances for consistent action throughout the day.
Narragansett Bay's inshore waters feature diverse structure that creates perfect tautog habitat. Rocky outcroppings, ledges, and artificial reefs all hold fish during fall months. Morning outings typically offer calmer seas and less boat traffic, while afternoon fishing benefits from warming water temperatures. Weather patterns in October can vary from cool mornings to comfortable afternoons, so layering clothing is recommended for changing conditions.
Tides play a significant role in tautog fishing success, with the most productive periods often occurring during moderate current flow around structure. Captain Diego monitors these patterns closely to position the boat for optimal drift speeds over productive bottom. This trip is appropriate for all skill levels, with both novice and experienced anglers finding success using the techniques demonstrated throughout the day.
Rogue Charter's vessel is fully equipped with quality rods, reels, and terminal tackle specifically selected for tautog fishing. The boat comfortably accommodates up to 4 guests with ample fishing space and essential safety equipment. The 6:00 AM departure time is designed to take advantage of prime morning fishing conditions, with guests returning by early afternoon.
Bringing weather-appropriate clothing, non-marking shoes, sun protection, and a small cooler for personal beverages is recommended. A camera is essential for capturing your day on the water, and the captain provides fish cleaning services for any legal-sized tautog you wish to keep. For maximum comfort, motion-sensitive anglers may want to consider preventative measures before the trip.