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Offshore fishing boat running hard — Rhode Island
By State / Rhode Island

Offshore fishing
in Rhode Island.

1 departure port. Run distances to named structure, month-by-month bite windows for 3 species, and the rigs that land fish.

Explore seasonal bite windows by port →
The state briefing

Point Judith: Block, then beyond.

Block Island is about 12 miles out from Point Judith in our guide. The named grounds south of Block sit farther out, roughly 10–30 nautical miles south of the island. Those distances describe different legs; the port page lays out the run.

The local calendar puts bluefin at peak in June and July and yellowfin in July and August. Striped bass peak from July through October, with a September false albacore peak. Pick the target before you decide how far to run.

Rig for the tuna bite →

Distances and month windows come from the sourced port guides below.

What bites, month by month

Combined from 1Rhode Island port calendar. A mark means at least one listed port has that window. Open its port guide for the local months.

SpeciesJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Bluefin Tuna●●◐◐
Yellowfin Tuna●●◐
Mahi◐◐◐

● Peak at a listed port  ◐ Shoulder at a listed port  — No window listed

Season guides for Rhode Island

Deeper dives into each species window: port comparisons, peak months, and the rig that gets it done.

All season guides →

FAQ: Offshore Fishing in Rhode Island

What fish can you catch offshore in Rhode Island?

Rhode Island offshore fishing covers Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Mahi. Peak season varies by species and port.

How many offshore fishing ports are there in Rhode Island?

OffshoreHookup covers 1 offshore departure port in Rhode Island: Point Judith.