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Fishing Charters · Laconia, NH

Fishing Charters in Laconia

3 listings · ranked by rating & reviews · updated 2026

Fishing charters put you on the water with a licensed captain, a rigged boat and local knowledge of where the fish are running. The market splits by trip length and water: an inshore or half-day trip commonly runs about $400-600 for the boat, while an offshore or full-day deep-sea trip lands closer to $1,000-2,000. Most captains price by the boat rather than per person, so a group of four splits the cost, and many include rods, reels, bait and tackle - always ask what is covered and what you bring. Rates vary by port, season and target species, so compare a couple of operators and confirm trip details, pricing and availability directly with the operator before you book.

Below are 3 fishing charters listings in Laconia, NH, ranked by Google review volume so you can start with the most established options and contact them directly. The most-reviewed is Tim Moore Outdoors, LLC (5★, 81 Google reviews).

Typical pricing

Typical US pricing: about $400-600 for an inshore or half-day charter and roughly $1,000-2,000 for an offshore or full-day deep-sea trip, usually priced per boat and split among the group. Licenses, rods and bait are often included - confirm current pricing and availability with the operator.

See our full guide to fishing in Laconia for neighborhoods, local pricing and how to choose.

Top fishing charters listings in Laconia

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    Tim Moore Outdoors, LLC
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    Tim Moore Outdoors, LLC

    Laconia

    Fishing charter in Alton, NH · 5★ (81).

    ★ 5 · 81View →
  2. 2
    Catch Ya In A Bit Guide Service
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    Catch Ya In A Bit Guide Service

    Laconia

    Fishing charter in Gilford, NH · 5★ (74).

    ★ 5 · 74View →
  3. 3
    Guiding Light Fishing Charters
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    Guiding Light Fishing Charters

    Laconia

    Fishing charter in Laconia, NH · 5★ (71).

    ★ 5 · 71View →

FAQ

Fishing Charters in Laconia - common questions

How many fishing charters are there in Laconia? +
Lure Compass lists 3 listings for fishing charters in Laconia, NH.
Who has the best-rated fishing charters in Laconia? +
By Google review volume, Tim Moore Outdoors, LLC is the most-reviewed fishing charters listing in Laconia (5★, 81 reviews). Rankings follow review count, not paid placement.
How much does a fishing charter cost? +
A half-day inshore charter typically runs about $400-600 for the boat, and a full-day offshore or deep-sea trip commonly lands between $1,000 and $2,000. Most captains price per boat, so the cost splits across your group. Rates vary by port, season and target species - confirm current pricing and availability with the operator.
Is fishing gear included on a charter? +
Most charters include rods, reels, bait and terminal tackle, and the captain usually carries the required vessel licenses. Coolers, food and drinks are commonly bring-your-own. Ask each operator exactly what is provided and what you should bring, along with their policy on keeping or releasing your catch.
How do I choose a fishing charter? +
Compare Google ratings and review counts across a few operators, check which species and waters they target and the trip length that fits you, and ask what the price includes. Reviews mentioning the captain by name are a good signal. Once you have a shortlist, confirm trip details, pricing and availability directly with the operator.
How much does a fishing guide cost in Laconia? +
Laconia guide trips generally run about $350-$600 depending on length and the number of anglers. Half-day trips sit at the lower end and full days at the top. Ice-fishing trips are priced separately, so confirm the all-in rate with the guide.
What fish can you catch on Lake Winnipesaukee? +
The main targets are lake trout (togue) and landlocked salmon, with smallmouth bass and rainbow trout also in the mix. Salmon and trout are the deep-water draw; smallmouth work the rocky shorelines.
When is the best time to fish Lake Winnipesaukee? +
Right after ice-out in spring, salmon and lake trout feed near the surface and are easiest to reach. In summer the fish go deep and guides switch to downriggers and lead-core line to get down to them.
Is there ice fishing on Lake Winnipesaukee? +
Yes, and it is a big scene. Once the lake freezes solid, anglers set up bobhouses and fish tip-ups and jigs for lake trout and salmon through the winter. Always check local ice conditions before heading out.

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