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On The Rocks Charters
164 Evergreen St
Pawtucket, RI 02861
401-359-3625

 Light Tackle Newport
Guide and Charter
Narragansett Bay Fly Fishing

Some of the places we fish in Rhode Island:
Newport
Narragansett Bay, RI
Watch Hill Reef, RI
Narragansett Shoreline
Westerly Reef, RI
Block Island Waters
Castle Hill Reef, RI
Brenton Reef, RI
RI South Shore
Cape Cod, MA
Newport Harbor

Newport Fly Fishing and Light Tackle Fishing Charters on Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island

If you vacation in Rhode Island Let Captain Rene Guide you on a Narragansett Bay Light Tackle Fishing Charter.

Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island is a beautiful place and On The Rocks Charters would love to share a fly fishing trip with you at Newport or any other place on the Bay.

Imagine being on the waters off Newport and fly fishing for stripers in skinny water.  Feel the excitement as you're chasing blues in a feeding frenzy.  Or perhaps you dream of taking tuna on a fly.  Let On the Rocks Charters take you out for a day of fishing you won't forget.  We specialize in Fly Fishing and light tackle fishing Narragansett Bay, Newport, Point Judith, Block Island, Westerly, and Watch Hill in Rhode Island.  We cover all inshore areas of Rhode Island and Narragansett Bay.

Spend a morning or full day with me out on Narragansett Bay and let me show you my favorite places to catch your next keeper bass.  Equipment is provided and we train those who need it.   All fly and spin rods, reels, bait, flies, etc are included, no need to bring any tackle. 

We fish structure and Rhode Island waters have plenty of it.  There are rocks everywhere you go.  The Narragansett Bay shoreline is loaded with them, as well as Watch Hill reef, Block Island, they are everywhere.  Bass love to use this structure as an ambush point to hide out waiting for something tasty to come tumbling byThere's nothing like pulling a nice striper out of the rocks down near Castle Hill in Newport, RI!   On The Rocks guides for  children, beginners, families, and vacationers in Rhode Island.

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So if you're vacationing in Rhode Island or at Newport don't pass up the opportunity to enjoy one of the state's best recreational activities.  From Watch Hill to the Providence River, we fish the entire RI coast.    If your coming in to Newport on a cruise ship, we can pick you up where the boat drops you off and get you back in time to sail.

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On The Rocks charters can take out parties of up to 4 people per vessel, for more than that we will engage another vessel.  We work with other guides when more than one boat is required.  For pure fly fishing we can’t have more than two people casting at a time.  With experienced fisherman we can handle up to 3 persons casting at a time with light tackle spinning outfits.

Rhode Island is a great place to fish, so let us guide you on your next outing.
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Check out our fishing pictures page, it is updated periodically throughout the year.  Also check our rates page for any specials that may be going on.  Site last updated February 20, 2008. 
 





Beautiful Rhode Island Striped Bass.






Tuna taken fly fishing in Rhode Island.

 

 

 

Narragansett Bay Fly Fishing Charters and Guides

This is Our Newport and Narragansett Bay News section.  October 2, 2008

Charter today Wwith Marion Quina and Teeto Graham from Mobile Alabama. With the weather  clearing we headed from the dock  6:30  into a 15 MPH West wind. My game plan was to work the structure along Narragansett. We found protection and worked the rocks Marion scored first and the hits just kept on coming. The Bluefish were feeding on  small bait along the rocks. Go To my  reports page for more. Out again Soon Look for my report.

 

 September 24 2008 Find the bait and find the fish. Well today it work as planed found bait early  with loads  of hungry Bluefish. The  action last only a few hours but it  was a nice surprise. With the East North East  wind I headed to the Shore line on the West side and scored at the beginning of the outgoing tide. Five to Six pound Bluefish taking top water plugs this is what it should be like. Might be the sign of things to come. The weekend looks like a blow out but the weather man has been wrong before. Look  for my report.

 September 21 2008 Weekend report. the bait fish is stacked up in Narragansett bay . Acres of what appears to be Baby Bunker  are  stacked in the upper bay. The small bait has finally arrived, but the  odd thing there are no fish with  the bait balls. Spent the weekend  catching a few Bluefish but not like it should. The ocean front has  a good amount of bait also and there is also limited  amount of action. Soon that is what every one is saying.  I will keep you posted.

 

Sept 17 2008 Point Judith There are signs of things to come > Bait balls are starting to show but there is no fish with the bait YET> As we all know things  can change quickly. My charter today started with  the early morning Striper bite which lasted  a short  time. The action was slow until the flood tide when I found the bait. Small Bluefish had there way with what looked like Peanut Bunker. Could this be the start of the September fishing we all Know and love. Look for my report Until Then Tight Lines.

Sept 8 2008

 It has been weeks since I  posted sorry just with the holiday and family  functions I find my self behind. The storm could be just what the doctor ordered. we need a push, of bait and fish that is. In the past seasons the storms would take the bait away from our  coast and dump it elsewhere and the fish would  follow leaving us with slow fishing for  a short period. Well  we might be on the good side of the ball  this time the report of bait and Albacore  along the beaches could be the start of the  rest of the  season> Look for my report  I will keep you posted.

Aug 24 2008

Sunday Block Island still the best  bet for light tackle action. I fished the Island again today and caught loads of fish both Striper's and Bluefish. The beach front will produce fish but  not at a constant level. The bait  fish are more plentiful and it will break open soon. I will be there when it happens. Look for my report Until Then Tight Lines.

 Booking trips in September, don't miss out. The best is yet to come.

 Aug 18-22 fishing On the Block.

This week fishing Block Island with charters both fly fishing and light tackle. Most fish were caught in the  deeper water  surrounding Block Island. All charters this week  caught plenty of  fish even after the front moved in. The structure around the Island was affected by the cold front that moved  in on Wed and Thursday. The bait fish are starting to show along the beaches and soon we could se  full scale action. the end of the month and the  Month of Sept  should be sensational.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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