Narragansett Bay, the largest estuary in New England, is a premier saltwater fishing destination offering diverse habitats and consistent action. Fed by the Providence, Taunton, and Sakonnet rivers, its waters range from shallow, muddy flats and brackish backwaters in the upper bay to deep rock ledges and open ocean swell where it meets Rhode Island Sound. This mix of environments creates a structure-rich fishery with reefs, rock piles, tidal currents, and drop-offs that attract a wide variety of baitfish and predatory species. The bay supports a dominant recreational fishing presence and is a versatile destination for anglers targeting striped bass, bluefish, flounder, tautog, and more from shore, kayak, or boat.