New Hampshire Guided Kayak Fishing Trips
LICENSED AND INSURED
During your trip, you will enjoy using one of our Old Town PDL (pedal) kayaks. They are extremely stable, comfortable, and designed for fishing in almost any conditions.
We offer kayak fishing trips for in-shore striped bass with light tackle and fall black crappie trips.
During your trip, you will learn about the area you are fishing, the species you are fishing for, and techniques that will help you become more effective.
We run trips six days a week and usually offer two trips (some exceptions apply) each day, an early morning trip and an evening trip. Mornings are typically the most productive, but we allways catch fish.
Please review the information on this page. There is a seperate page for each type of trip we offer with additional information. You will also find an FAQ section at the bottom of this page.
Below you will find the kayak fishing trips we offer.
Click on the trip you are interested in for details and booking info.
OUR KAYAKS
We provide each client an Old Town Sportsman PDL kayak. The kayaks are built for stability and comfort. You pedal them like a bicycle, making them extremely efficient when chasing striped bass in current.
GUIDED KAYAK TRIPS INCLUDE:
– FULL-TIME LICENSED GUIDE
– KAYAK AND PADDLE
– LIFE VEST
– SPINNING ROD & REEL SET UPS
– ALL TACKLE
– DIGITAL MEDIA (photos and video) FROM THE TRIP
*Anglers are welcome to bring and use their own gear, but it does not change the price of the trip.
GUIDED TRIPS DO NOT INCLUDE:
– MEALS AND LODGING
– CUSTOMARY GRATUITY
– APPROPRIATE CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR
– FISH CLEANING
– NH FRESHWATER OR SALTWATER FISHING LICENSE*
*required required for anyone 16 years old or older
WHAT TO BRING:
– APPROPRIATE CLOTHING (dress for the weather)
– WATER SHOES
– SUNGLASSES
– SUNSCREEN
– SNACKS AND DRINKS (Stay hydrated!)
– FISHING LICENSE (freshwater or saltwater depending on your trip)
(required for anyone 16 years old or older)
*You may print and bring your license, or you can have a picture of it on a smartphone.
Click the button below to purchase a NH Fishing License
Tim Moore Outdoors
CANCELLATION
POLICIES
Subject to change
CANCELLATION POLICY:
Up to 60 days prior to trip – 50% refund
60 days or less prior to trip – NO REFUND
Cancellations for bad weather are at the sole discretion of your guide.
In the event your guide cancels for inclement weather, you will be given the option of rescheduling or a full refund.
OUR TRIPS
Below are the trips we offer in our kayaks.
Click the trip that you are interested in for details and photos, pricing.
PLEASE REVIEW OUR PAYMENT AND CANCELLATION POLICIES BEFORE BOOKING YOUR TRIP.
Once you submit your booking request, it will need to be approved by us.
Your credit card only be charged when the request is approved.
$300 – $950
Gratuity not included
We mainly fish inland and estuarine waters of the Piscataqua River, areas with slower current and an abundance of fish.
We are always on the hunt for the largest fish we can find, but the schoolies will wear your arms out while we search.
$300 – $950
Gratuity not included
We offer guided kayak fishing trips for black crappie out of Moultonborough, NH
during the month of October.
We offer two trips per day (AM and PM) Tuesday through Sunday
GIFT VOUCHERS AVAILABLE
VOUCHERS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE
NO EXCEPTIONS
When booking a trip through our booking site,
please make a note that you would like a voucher and we will email it to you.
There is an additional 3% fee for credit card payments.
You must choose your date at time of purchase.
PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE VOUCHERS, NOT GIFT CERTIFICATES.
THEY HAVE AN EXPIRATION DATE.
FAQ
G: How long are your kayak fishing trips?
A: All our trips are four-hours long.
Q: Can I extend the time of my trip?
A: You may extend your trip for $100/hour when available. You can decide this on the spot, but we may not be available for longer trips due to prior commitments.
Q: What do you provide?
A: We provide everything you need for your trip except food/drinks, fishing licenses, appropriate clothing, and customary gratuity. Kayaks, PFDs, all fishing gear and tackle/lures is provided.
Q: How many people can you take at one time?
A: We can take up to three people and the rate is per person.
Q: What is the minimum age or kayak fishing trips?
A: Due to the size of our kayaks and the fact that they are pedal driven, we reccommend a minimum age of 13 years old.
Q: If I want to keep fish, do I need to bring a cooler?
A: Yes, but leave it in your vehicle. During the cooler months, when water temps are low, we will bring a floating fish well or big game stringer. As temps rise into the 60s we will bring a cooler with ice.
Q: Do you offer fish cleaning?
A: Unfortunately, no. New Hampshire law requires that “The head and tail must remain intact while on or leaving the waters of the state.”
We can gut your fish for you, but don’t recommend it if you plan to fillet them anyway. They are easier to fillet when intact.
Q: What if it rains during our trip?
A: That’s what they make raingear for. Don’t worry, we will be out there with you. The fish don’t care, they’re already wet. Check the weather for the day of your trip and dress appropriately. The only time we cancel due to weather is when it becomes impossible or dangerous to be on the water. Ultimately, we make the final call.
Q: I’m a larger person. Is it safe for me to go kayak fishing?
A: We use Old Town Bigwater 132 PDL Kayaks. They are very stable and have a usable weight capacity of 385-pounds.
Q: Do you offer instruction before the trip?
A: Yes. Prior to heading out, we will evaluate your level of experience and teach you basics to keep you safe.
Q: How should I dress for kayak fishing?
A: We advise on the 120-degree rule, which states that if ther combined air and water temperature are less then 120-degrees, a dry suit is recommended. That said, you will not be alone and we are never far from shore on guided trips. Should you fall out and get wet, we will be able to assist you in getting back into your kayak and then someplace dry. Additionally, regardless of the temperature, there is always a chance that you could get wet, from getting in and out of your kayak to holding dripping fish, it’s always best not to wear anything that cannot get wet.
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