Galilee has a long tradition of fishing.

Galilee is one of the largest fishing ports on the east coast, with an annual intake of over ten million pounds of fish processed.  The state docks, built during the 1930’s, provide places for the various large ocean-going fishing vessels to dock that target both fish and lobsters.  Many charter fishing vessels are also located at the state docks around the corner from all commercial fishing vessels.  It is a thriving fishing port, and an excellent place to find a captain to take you out on a trip.  The vast majority of the registered charter boats in the state of Rhode Island sail from Point Judith Salt Pond.

Below are listed a few of those very experienced charter captains.

Adventure Striper Fishing Charters.
Come fish for striped bass with Captain Chris on the Adventure light tackle fishing boat. Rhode Island fishing on the Adventure is always an excellent experience whether you are a beginner or a seasoned angler.

Aces Wild Rhode Island Fishing Charters.
Come fish for striped bass Captain Earl's Rhode Island light tackle charter boat. Fishing in RI is always a great experience whether you are a beginner or a seasoned angler.

Rhode Island Fishing on the Drifter Too.
You can enjoy a great time fishing in Rhode Island with Captain Richard Chatowsky. Whether it's a lunker bass, an angry bluefish, or a high speed tuna, you can expect a very exciting and entertaining trip.  Sailing from the Galilee channel in Rhode Island.

On The Rocks Newport Fishing Charters.
Come to Rhode Island for a fun time fishing for flounder, striped bass, bluefish, or any of the other interesting species the state has to offer.

Snowfly  Block  Island  Fishing  Charters.
Captain Greg Snow keeps his boat in Warwick on Narragansett Bay for all of May and part of June, then moves out to live and guide from Block Island, Rhode Island from July through to September.