Big Game Sportfishing
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- Waters
- Narragansett Bay / Atlantic
- Fishing Types
- Offshore / Deep Sea
- Trip Durations
- half-day, full-day
Fishing spots near Big Game Sportfishing
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- Stallion CoveBayWashington County, RI
- South Jerry CoveBayWashington County, RI
- Teal PondLakeWashington County, RI
- Potter PondLakeWashington County, RI
- Galilee Salt Pond HarborBayWashington County, RI
- Champlin Cove (historical)BayWashington County, RI
- Bluff Hill CoveBayWashington County, RI
- Point Judith PondLakeWashington County, RI
Angler reviews
What anglers are saying
- TTim Lehane· 2 months ago
The absolute best in the biz! We have been doing many trips with these guys for some years now and we couldn’t be more pleased. We had tried other captains before but their boats were much less than desirable and they always turned a tuna trip into “can’t find em let’s catch some haddock” Big Game puts you on the fish! These guys rock they are out there everyday following the fish around so when we get the call the day before plans are changing we’re heading to the canyons, or we’re staying inshore we listen gladly because we know they know where the fish are! If there’s a chance to catch a fish that day these guys will do it! We pulled 16 of 17 over the gunnels just yesterday and the grin is still on my face as I write this. Thanks guys!
- PPatrick Lehane· 2 months ago
These guys make it happen every time you’re out. Not scared to move when the fish aren’t there and always seem to have the pulse on the fishery with their years of experience…Our whole family has gone out including kids and they always find a way to make things workout so everyone has a great time. Their gear is always in tip top shape with no expense spared. If you are planning on catching fish in New England, these are the guys to go with, I can’t recommend them enough!! See you on the next trip (we’ve got a couple booked this year HA!).
- JJessie Kittel· a month ago
An absolute 11/10 experience!!! I chartered an over night canyons trip as part of the fieldwork we’re doing for a scientific research project and I can’t say enough about how awesome it was. Capt Pete and Hunter were so great to work with! They were super flexible, helpful, knowledgeable, had a great attitude, and they worked their asses off the whole trip. We were able to get over 20 tuna on the boat, tagged, and safely released. I would recommend these guys to absolutely anyone!
- DDalton Strom· 2 months ago
Awesome trip 6/24 The 50ft viking is an absolute beast. The amenities & layout are beyond comfortable. Captain Pete & mate Hunter are true professionals. Hunters work ethic, attention to detail & willingness to help you are unsurpassed. Thanks again 👊
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Typical flow by month
1958 to 2026
The water at Big Game Sportfishing typically runs highest in March, at a median 231 cfs, and lowest in September, at 33 cfs. The highest flow on record for any single day is 2,460 cfs, in 2010.
| Month | Typical (cfs) | Usual range (cfs) | Relative level |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 155 | 113 to 231 | |
| February | 171 | 127 to 232 | |
| March | 231 | 169 to 320 | |
| April | 230 | 168 to 322 | |
| May | 146 | 117 to 212 | |
| June | 96 | 74 to 139 | |
| July | 64 | 35 to 98 | |
| August | 39 | 21 to 71 | |
| September | 33 | 17 to 70 | |
| October | 48 | 24 to 86 | |
| November | 78 | 38 to 131 | |
| December | 165 | 99 to 258 |
Typical is the median of each month’s daily median values, and the usual range runs from the median 25th to the median 75th percentile, across about 24 years of record. Statistics published by the US Geological Survey for Pawcatuck River at Kenyon, RI (site 01117430). Conditions on any given day can fall well outside the usual range. Check the current reading before you go.
Current conditions
Waves
3.2 ft @ 5s
Wind
8 kt
Gusts 25 kt
Water
70°F
Air
67°F
Streamflow
89 cfs
Much above normal (92nd)
Water level
0.92 ft
Rain chance
13%
Forecast outlook
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