Fishing at Its Finest for over 40 Years
Anchors Aweigh for Unforgettable Fishing Adventures
Enjoy a Fun Charter Fishing Adventure on the East Coast
Experience a fun charter fishing adventure on the East Coast with Atsakeepa Sportfishing Charters, based in Cotuit, MA. We pride ourselves on providing an incredible fishing experience for anglers of all skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned fisherman or a beginner, we cater to your needs by supplying all the necessary rods, reels, and bait for your fishing adventure. In addition to our fishing charters, we also offer non-fishing excursions. Contact us to learn more.
Our Specialties
Fishing with Atsakeepa Too
Join us aboard the Atsakeepa Too for an unforgettable day of fishing. We specialize in targeting a variety of species, including:
Learn about our available fishing dates.
Prime Fishing Waters
You'll find some of the most productive waters for early-season fishing in the Northeast. Our prime locations include:
- Nantucket Sound
- Vineyard Sound
- Monomoy Island
- East of Chatham, MA
Available Fishing Dates in 2025 and 2026
- Late May: Porgy, Seabass, Blackfish, and Squid
- June – October: Striped Bass and Bluefish
- June – October: Bluefin Tuna and Sharks
- June – October: Fluke
From early June through late October, Striped Bass and Bluefish invade Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Sound. In early July, we head east to Monomoy Island for more fishing adventures, where you can catch Striped Bass, Fluke, Seabass, and Bluefish.
Additionally, School Tuna and Giant Tuna arrive east of Chatham in early July and frequent the Great South Channel until late October. Sharks appear in July, providing exciting fishing opportunities until late October in the waters east of Chatham or south of Martha's Vineyard.
Additionally, School Tuna and Giant Tuna arrive east of Chatham in early July and frequent the Great South Channel until late October. Sharks appear in July, providing exciting fishing opportunities until late October in the waters east of Chatham or south of Martha's Vineyard.