Fish for cod and haddock while cruising Maine's coastal landmarks
5 hrs
Up to 4 people
Private boat, bottled water
Explore coastal Maine from the Saco River as you head offshore to fish for haddock, cod, and more. Cruise past Wood Island Lighthouse, Biddeford Pool, Camp Ellis, and Maine's longest beach.
This booking is for the whole experience, which fits up to 4 guests.
Cancel at least 7 days before departure for a 100% refund. Cancellations less than 7 days before departure, no-shows, and late arrivals are charged in full. Receive a 100% refund if the operator cancels due to weather, insufficient bookings, or unforeseen circumstances.
Product ID: UQ9U4K
Dress in layers and plan for it to feel cooler and windier on the water. Bring sunscreen (hat and sunglasses), soft-soled shoes, and a raincoat if you want one. You can bring your own food and drinks; pack a cooler if you want to keep items cold.
Yes. You can bring your own food and drinks of any sort. Plan to pack a cooler if you want to keep items cool.
If offshore conditions aren’t conducive for fishing and inshore conditions are reasonable (as determined by the captain), the trip converts to a four-hour local fishing trip and the price is reduced to match the Half Day inshore.
Travelers consistently praise the intimate sailing experiences led by Captain Bob and his team, particularly highlighting crew members like Lucy, Chloe, Abby, and Nolan. The warmth and professionalism stand out across every review, with guests remarking on how welcomed and comfortable they felt throughout their cruises. The captains share fascinating local knowledge about Maine's coastline, wildlife, and working lobster boats, making the trips educational without feeling like a forced tour. The boats themselves are spotless and well-maintained, equipped with everything guests need for a comfortable outing. Sunset cruises appear especially popular, though midday sails get equally enthusiastic feedback. The husband-and-wife team running many of the trips creates a genuinely hospitable atmosphere, with thoughtful touches like blankets, drinks, and snacks. People appreciate the smooth booking process and describe the overall experience as relaxing yet engaging. It's clearly a family-run operation that takes pride in sharing their home waters with visitors.
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