Fishing, Hunting & Trapping Businesses for Sale on DealStream

Discover top‐performing fishing, hunting and trapping businesses for sale on DealStream, the leading online marketplace for outdoor sports ventures. Whether you’re seeking a profitable commercial fishing outfit, a turnkey hunting lodge or a specialized trapping operation, our curated listings connect you with prime opportunities across North America. With detailed financials, location data and seller support, you can confidently evaluate and acquire the perfect outdoor business to match your investment goals. Start exploring competitive prices and exclusive deals today—and turn your passion for hunting, fishing and trapping into a thriving enterprise.

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Seafood Processing & Handling
Nova Scotia

*Note: All financial figures are in CAD.* The fishing industry along the eastern coastline of Canada is wholly interconnected to the community and local economy. The long history of the seafood trade is imbued throughout the region as a dominant driver of commerce with considerable capabilities and...

$8,900,000
Cash Flow: $2,230,000
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Clewiston, FL

A rare chance to own a fully operational aquaculture business with $250K inventory included. This sustainable & profitable fish farm is built for high-yield production and long-term growth! Asking Price: $1,200,000 Cash Flow (SDE): $56,870 Gross Revenue: $579,000 Established: 2017 FF&E: $2.2M...

$1,200,000
Cash Flow: $56,870
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Profitable St. Croix Charter Business
Saint Croix Island, U.S. Virgin Islands

Business presents a turnkey opportunity to acquire a well-established and highly regarded charter business in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, known for its customer service, diversified offerings including fishing and adventure charters, and strong online presence. The business boasts repeat clientele,...

$280,000
Cash Flow: $140,000
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Air Service /  Aircraft Charter & Outfitter
Hearst, ON

Aircraft Charter services year round on floats and wheel skis. Operating 2 aircraft, DeHavilland Beaver and Turbo Beaver. Property with 2 large hangars, staff residence, 3600' runway, large dock, full service AMO onsite. Tourist outfitter of 50 years with 5 fly-in outpost camps, custom river trips,...

$5,241,626
($7,250,000 CAD)
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Kavala, Greece

The company is a terrestrial fish farm, located in Nea Karvali, Kavala. It consists of 4 seafront fishponds, which are directly connected to the sea. Operations in the region began in 1992. By 2001, the fish farm had expanded to its current state and in 2015 the company was acquired by the current...

$1,125,432
(€960,000 EUR)
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237,216 Acres Fishery Farms For Sale
Sidoarjo, Indonesia

Fishery Farms for sale Fishery Farms is still running daily Location : Desa Kedung Peluk, Kecamatan Candi Sidoarjo - J : Desa Kedung Peluk, Kecamatan Candi Sidoarjo - Jawa Timur Area : 237,216 acres # farms distance to open...

On Request
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Tips for Buying Fishing, Hunting and Trapping Businesses

Assess Licenses, Permits, and Regulatory Compliance

Before purchasing a fishing, hunting, or trapping business, ensure all licenses and permits are current and transferable. These businesses are highly regulated, and compliance with local, state, and federal laws is critical. Carefully review records for any past violations or pending legal issues, as unresolved regulatory problems can significantly impact your investment and future operations.

Evaluate Tangible and Intangible Assets

Inventory and inspect all equipment, such as boats, machinery, and vehicles, to verify their condition and fair market value. Check the maintenance history and ensure all items are included in the sale. Just as important, assess the value of customer lists, vendor contracts, land leases, and brand reputation, as these intangible assets often drive profitability and goodwill in this sector.

Understand Environmental and Seasonal Risks

Conduct thorough due diligence regarding environmental risks and seasonal variability that could affect revenues. Changes in natural habitats, weather patterns, or fish and wildlife populations can profoundly impact income streams. Review historical financials with this context in mind, and ensure there’s a crisis or contingency plan in place to handle potential downturns caused by unforeseen changes in the natural environment.