Cape Cod Sea Duck Hunting
Hyannis, Massachusetts
1-4 Hunters • No Lodging • Public/Private • Guided
Description
Massachusetts Sea Duck Hunting
We have the ability to chase migrating and resident sea ducks from our sea-worthy Bankes Goliath, along with famed Maine Ledge hunting and Bankes layout boats. Depending on the weather we will use all three of these methods along with puddle-diver duck and sea duck hunt combos. On our puddle and diver duck hunts, we will chase Black ducks, common goldeneyes, buffleheads, mallards, red-breasted and common mergansers.
We also offer Cape Cod, Massachusetts sea duck hunting for the last two weeks of our season for customers wanting to hunt the sandy dunes of the cape with options such as Atlantic Brant.
Pricing is per person per day (3 hunter minimum). Lodging is NOT included. Add 4th hunter for an additional fee.
Pricing
What’s included
- Experienced Local Guide
- Multiple Layout Boat Hunting Options
- Opportunity for Multiple Species
Optional add-ons
Ask the outfitter to add any of these.
- Group of 4$1,100 per day
Your Outfitter
Andrew G
Registered Maine guide and USCG lisenced charter boat captain. We offer a variety of trips from North Maine woods wilderness traplines, to the famous gunning of sea ducks such as common eiders, scoters, and old squaws on the rugged coastline. We run the highest quality of gear, are dedicated safe minded guides, and coast guard captains.
from $440 per hunter per day
Location
Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Personal Hunting Equipment
- Valid Hunting License/Permit
- Snacks and Drinks
- Personal Overnight Gear
Rules & Guidelines
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/hunting-licenses-permits-and-stamps
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/general-hunting-regulations
Hunters 15 years and older must obtain a hunting license to hunt in Massachusetts. This license must be carried at all times. Minors between the ages of 12-14 may hunt only when accompanied by a licensed hunter 18 years or older. Only one minor per adult.
Hunters who have not held a license (in any jurisdiction) before January 1, 2007, must certify that they have taken a hunter education course from any U.S. State, Mexico, or Canada.
Additional tags, permits, or stamps may be required based on the targeted game or weapon of choice.
