Swordfish Fishing in Rhode Island
Rhode Island is one of the top destinations for Swordfish fishing. Broadbill caught on deep drops in daylight or drifted baits at night, a true offshore trophy, making Rhode Island's waters an ideal habitat during peak season.
Best Time to Go: Swordfish fishing in Rhode Island typically peaks June to October. Federal rules: 47 inch minimum (lower jaw fork length), and charters keep 1 per paying passenger, up to 6 per boat. See the Rhode Island fishing calendar.
What to Expect: Most Rhode Island charter trips targeting Swordfish run 4–8 hours and include all tackle, bait, and fishing licenses. Bring sunscreen, snacks, and a cooler for your catch. Captains on Unreel are not charged commissions, so 100% of your payment goes to the captain.
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