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Striped Bass are the premier gamefish of the Northeast coast. Known for powerful fights and excellent table fare, these fish migrate seasonally along the Atlantic coast. - Massachusetts has a strong Striped Bass fishery from spring through fall. - The South Shore region is known for consistent Striped Bass action.
Wednesday July was perfect for an inshore fishing charter with Blueline Fishing Charters in Hingham, MA. Captain Horte guided Aaron and crew through productive local waters, targeting Striped Bass using a variety of techniques including bottom fishing, live bait presentations, and light tackle casting. The 5-hour trip yielded a solid 26-inch Striped Bass and consistent action throughout the day. Based at 18 Shipyard Dr, Blueline Fishing Charters specializes in private inshore trips for up to 6 anglers (though 4 is recommended for the best experience), with all gear and expertise provided. The South Shore waters around Hingham, Hull, and Boston Harbor offer excellent opportunities for both seasoned anglers and beginners looking to experience quality fishing close to shore.
Captain David Horte of Blueline Fishing Charters offers Wednesday July fishing trips targeting Striped Bass and Bluefish along the South Shore. This 5-hour inshore fishing charter is perfect for anglers of all skill levels, with all gear, bait, and licenses included. The trip accommodates up to 6 passengers, though 4 is recommended for the optimal experience. Departures are flexible from 18 Shipyard Dr in Hingham. If you're looking for more time on the water, Captain Horte offers optional trip extensions for $120 per additional hour. His local knowledge and personalized approach ensure you'll hit the most productive spots around Hingham Bay, Hull, Weymouth, Quincy and Boston Harbor.
This private 5-hour inshore charter delivers access to prime fishing grounds across Hingham Bay and surrounding waters. Captain Horte's extensive local knowledge means you'll be fishing the most productive areas for Striped Bass and Bluefish. Recent trips have yielded consistent action with light tackle, making this an exciting option for anglers looking for quality fish and steady action.
Perfect for families and groups of friends, this charter offers a personalized experience with flexible departure times to accommodate your schedule. Captain Horte provides all necessary gear and adapts fishing techniques based on conditions and your experience level. Whether you're casting light tackle or trying live bait presentations, you'll benefit from professional guidance in one of Massachusetts' premier inshore fishing destinations.
The South Shore waters around Hingham offer excellent inshore fishing opportunities, particularly during summer months when Striped Bass and Bluefish are active in the area. Early morning departures often yield the best results, taking advantage of feeding patterns when fish are most active. Captain Horte employs multiple techniques throughout the trip, including bottom fishing, live bait presentations, and light tackle casting to adapt to changing conditions and maximize your chances.
Weather conditions in Hingham Bay can change quickly, so layering clothing is recommended even during summer months. The protected waters provide relatively stable fishing conditions even when offshore areas might be rough. For the best experience, Captain Horte recommends limiting your group to 4 anglers despite the 6-person capacity, ensuring everyone has ample room to fish comfortably throughout the charter.
Your 5-hour charter includes all fishing equipment, bait, and licenses. The comfortable, well-equipped vessel is designed for inshore fishing with ample deck space and safety features. Bringing sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, and weather-appropriate clothing is recommended. Captain Horte welcomes anglers of all experience levels and is particularly good with beginners and families.
Departure times are flexible, but early mornings often provide the most productive fishing. The charter leaves promptly from 18 Shipyard Dr in Hingham, so arriving 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time is advised. Don't forget to bring a camera to capture your catches, along with any snacks and beverages you might want during your time on the water.