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GUARANTEED A SHARK ON A SHARK TRIP OR IT'S HALF PRICE.

Sailing from Point Judith Pond.

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ou can put your trust in OGO FISHING CHARTERS. We provide personal service and exceptional quality. Our excellent service, competitive prices, and overall value are why our loyal customers won't go anywhere else. We look forward to serving you!

Ogo Fishing specializes in offshore fishing for sharks, tuna, and other big game species.  We do light tackle shark fishing with live bait, perhaps the most exciting way to fish for these giants.  Imagine fighting a big shark on a spinning outfit!  Our shark fishing rates are very competitive with other charter fishing services, only $800 for a shark trip.  We also do shark and tuna combination trips, as well as Bass & Blues, Fluke, and Tautog.  Ogo Fishing is the only charter service that guarantees a shark on a shark trip or it's half price.

We are not above targeting bass, blues, fluke, and other game fish, they're a lot of fun to catch, too.  Tautog is another tough-fighting fish targeted during the fall fishing season in October-November, and is quite good eating.

We are across from the Point Judith fishing fleet in RI.  Our charter service runs trips from May to November.  We can take a maximum of 6 passengers on our trips.

The summer of 2011 was an amazing year for us. The Bass moved into the fishing grounds in late May and stayed throughout the whole summer. However fishing for them was different from any other year. During the 2011 season we had to change our usual tactics and start going back to the early years when diamond jigging was the norm. The fish seemed to stay in the same area and seemed to only like to eat in the early morning or late afternoon. The mornings would start early with leaving the dock at 5 am, with a 22 minute ride to the fishing grounds we would be one of the first boats there. Upon arriving we would take out the jigging rods and send the jig to the bottom. Once the jig hit the bottom we would start to reel as fast as we could and BANG a fish would hit. This type of fishing would last all morning as long as you stayed with the fish. After a couple hours of fishing like this the box would be full.

Also 2011 also was a good year for shark fishing. The sharks showed up around the second week of June and stayed pretty much all summer. Shark fishing this year was very good and we fished them hard. On an average day we would catch 8-10 blue sharks. We fished hard for the Makos and Threshers, only seeing a few we were never blessed to have one take the hook. Also this season we started to do something exciting. We started fishing sharks with light tackle spinning rods. Once we had the sharks in the slick we would rig up a spinning rod and cast to them. Most of the time, they would take the bait. Those who wanted to try this type of fishing found it to be a lot of tiring fun. I would highly recommend this to anyone. While we were having a good run with fish, during the month of August the water temps jumped and it seemed harder to find them. During the last two weeks of August we started to have some big storms moving up the coast and the shark fishing died off.

OGOFISHING CHARTERS
P.O.Box 481
Danielson, Ct. 06239

Phone: 860-792-1083

E-Mail: john@ogofishing.com

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Ogo fishing is making a clean sweep, with a mako on every shark trip so far this year.

Sailing from Point Judith Salt Pond in RI, right across from the Galilee commercial fishing fleet. 


June 18: Nice Bass, Cody!

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