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Caught a great striped bass on Cuz Charters
Striped Bass Fishing in Plymouth, MA
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The striped bass is one of the most prized gamefish on the East Coast. Known for their strong fighting ability and excellent taste, these fish migrate seasonally along the Atlantic coast. - Can live up to 30 years. - Identified by distinctive horizontal black stripes.
Fishing Charter by Captain Ed Kislauskis in December
Meet your Captain Ed Kislauskis
- Plymouth & Cape Cod Fishing Charters
Summary
Join us aboard Cuz Charters for an exciting fishing charter in Plymouth, MA. Captain Ed Kislauskis specializes in targeting the prized striped bass that roam these productive waters. Our charters provide all necessary equipment and tackle, making it easy for anglers of all skill levels to experience the thrill of hooking into these powerful gamefish. Whether you're looking for inshore fishing or want to target the seasonal bite, our local knowledge ensures you'll be in the right spot at the right time. Plymouth offers excellent striped bass fishing opportunities with its mix of structure, current, and baitfish that attract these predators throughout the season.
Fishing Charter with Ed Kislauskis – Rates & Booking
Captain Ed Kislauskis of Cuz Charters offers professional fishing charters in Plymouth, MA. Our rates include all necessary fishing equipment, licenses, and bait & tackle for a hassle-free experience. We focus on providing productive trips targeting striped bass in the waters around Plymouth. Half-day charters typically run 4-5 hours, while full-day options extend to 8 hours for those looking to maximize their time on the water. Our vessel is well-maintained, comfortable, and equipped with quality fishing gear to enhance your chances of success. To book your charter or check current rates and availability, contact us directly through our booking page.
Highlights of Plymouth Fishing
Fishing for striped bass in Plymouth offers anglers the perfect mix of scenic beauty and exciting action. The 13-inch striped bass featured in this photo represents the abundant schoolie-sized fish that provide consistent action, while larger trophy specimens are also available in these waters depending on the season.
Captain Ed's local knowledge ensures you'll be fishing the most productive spots, whether that's working structure along the coastline, fishing deeper channels, or targeting areas where baitfish congregate. Cuz Charters provides a professional experience focused on both catching fish and creating lasting memories on the water.
Local Species Insights: Striped Bass
Striped bass are the premier gamefish in Plymouth waters, known for their strong fights and excellent table fare. These fish migrate along the Massachusetts coastline, with peak seasons typically occurring in late spring through summer and again in fall. Captain Ed targets them using various techniques including live bait presentation, trolling, and casting artificial lures near structure and current breaks.
Plymouth's unique geography creates ideal striped bass habitat, with numerous rocky outcroppings, channels, and bait-rich areas. The striped bass in this region range from smaller schoolie size (like the 13-inch fish shown) up to trophy specimens exceeding 40 inches. Captain Ed's experience helps put clients on fish of various sizes throughout the season.
Plan Your Fishing Charter Day
When booking with Cuz Charters, plan to arrive at the designated Plymouth marina about 15-20 minutes before departure time. Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and bring sun protection, including hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. The boat accommodates small groups, making this ideal for family outings or friends looking for quality time on the water. Captain Ed provides all necessary fishing equipment, though experienced anglers are welcome to bring favorite rods and tackle if preferred. Morning trips often produce the best action, but afternoon charters can be productive as well, especially during tide changes.
