Adventure brief
Shark Fishing With Captain Jay and Captain Joe
Join Captain Jay and Captain Joe for an exhilarating shark fishing trip in New England. Experience the thrill of fighting massive sharks while learning about sustainable fishing from expert guides.
Located along the rugged coast of New England, Angelica Fisheries offers an adrenaline-packed shark fishing experience in vibrant Atlantic waters. This area is renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and is a hotspot for anglers seeking to hook impressive shark species like Blue sharks, porbeagles, and Thresher sharks. The waters here are characterized by deep troughs and unpredictable currents, making each trip a unique challenge for fishing enthusiasts.
Captain Jay and Captain Joe lead expeditions aboard sturdy, well-equipped boats designed for offshore adventures. As you set out from the port, the salty breeze and expansive ocean views set the tone for a day filled with excitement. These guided trips not only emphasize successful catches but also highlight conservation efforts, promoting sustainable fishing practices that help preserve local shark populations.
What makes Angelica Fisheries stand out is their expert crew's deep knowledge of the region's marine ecosystem, providing insights into shark behavior and local ecological challenges. Beyond the thrill of the catch, friends and families can appreciate the dynamic scenery — from abrupt rocky outcroppings to schools of dolphins rejoining the chase. This destination belongs on every angler’s bucket list for its blend of adventure and environmental stewardship.
Whether you’re a seasoned fisher or a curious beginner, this experience promises a robust offshore challenge, cultural immersion, and a closer look at one of Atlantic’s most captivating marine environments. With knowledgeable guides and pristine waters, Angelica Fisheries combines great sport with a respect for the ocean, making each trip both fun and meaningful.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Bring sun protectionessential
Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to shield yourself from the sun on the open water.
- 02Prepare for seasicknesswarning
Take seasickness medication if you are prone to motion sickness before heading out.
- 03Dress for the weatherinfo
Layer your clothing to stay comfortable in changing sea conditions.
- 04Bring snacks and waterinfo
Pack light snacks and hydration to stay energized during the trip.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from UV rays during long hours on the water.
summerEssentialFishing gloves
Helps grip heavy tackle and protects your hands.
Binoculars
Useful for spotting marine wildlife and distant vessels.
Wide-brim hat
Offers additional sun protection during daytime hours.
summerLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Secluded coves along the coastline, Fishing spots near abandoned shipwrecks
Local fauna
Dolphins, Seabirds
Historic heritage
The Atlantic waters off New England have a long history of fishing, dating back to early colonial settlements, with shark species playing a vital role in local ecosystems and maritime culture.
Mindful exploration
Angelica Fisheries prioritizes sustainable fishing practices, including catch-and-release protocols and eco-aware guiding to safeguard shark populations.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- the boat deck at sunrise, spotting wildlife from the bow
- Subjects
- dolphins and whales, sharks visible from the boat, coastal vistas
- Best times
- early morning, late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Do I need fishing experience to join?
No previous fishing experience is necessary, as guides provide all the instructions and support needed.
Is this trip suitable for children?
Children over age 12 with adult supervision are welcome; please inform us in advance about any young participants.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable, layered clothing suitable for outdoor sea conditions, and bring a hat and sunscreen.
Are marine mammals common to see?
Yes, dolphins and porpoises often accompany the trip, providing additional wildlife viewing opportunities.
What if the weather is bad?
Trips may be canceled or rescheduled due to severe weather; safety is our top priority.
Are there any environmental considerations?
We follow sustainable fishing practices to help preserve local shark populations and marine health.