Westport sits at the mouth of the Westport River in southeastern Massachusetts, where freshwater and salt converge to create some of the most productive fishing water in the region. The river itself runs narrow and tidal, threading through marshes and wooded banks before opening into Narragansett Bay. Whether you're targeting striped bass in the deeper channels, hunting flounder on the flats, or casting for schoolie blues along the edges, Westport offers year-round opportunities within easy reach of Providence and Boston.
These articles cover where to fish in and around Westport—which sections hold which species, how tides and seasons shift the bite, and how to actually get on the water. You'll find information about launching spots, what to expect during spring runs and fall migrations, and how to read the river's structure to locate fish consistently.