Premium 6-Hour Offshore Fishing in Falmouth

Published Date: July 17, 2025
Fishing

Falmouth, Jamaica
$800 - $1,550 price range
Updated Date: October 10, 2025

Summary

Ready for some serious offshore action in Falmouth, Jamaica? This private 4-6 hour deep sea fishing charter takes you straight to where the big ones are biting. We're talking Blue Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Blackfin Tuna - the real trophies of the Atlantic. Don't worry if you're new to this; our experienced crew's got your back with top-notch gear and all the know-how you need. We provide quality rods, reels, bait, and even sort out your fishing license. Plus, we've got you covered with drinks - water, soda, and yes, beer too. Bring your own grub and we'll keep it cool in our onboard cooler. Whether you're a seasoned angler or it's your first time chasing billfish, this trip's designed to give you a shot at landing something truly impressive. So come on out, soak up the Jamaican sun, and let's see what we can reel in from these rich offshore waters.

Premium 6-Hour Offshore Fishing in Falmouth

Big Game, Big Smiles

A couple enjoying a day of fishing in Falmouth

Offshore Fishing In Falmouth, Jamaica

Two Wahoo fish caught by two people in Falmouth during fishing

Trophy Wahoo are waiting in Falmouth!

Your dream fishing trip starts here!

Two blackfin tuna fish caught while fishing in Falmouth

Big Tuna bites, epic fights!

Reel in a Trophy: Deep Sea Fishing off Falmouth

Ready to test your skills against some of the Caribbean's most prized gamefish? Our private deep sea fishing charter out of Falmouth, Jamaica is your ticket to world-class angling action. For 4 to 6 hours, you'll be targeting heavyweights like Blue Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Blackfin Tuna in the rich Atlantic waters. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time wetting a line offshore, our experienced crew will make sure you're in the right spots and using the right techniques to land that fish of a lifetime.

What to Expect on the Water

As soon as we clear the harbor, the excitement kicks in. You'll feel the salt spray on your face as we cruise to the offshore fishing grounds where the big boys play. Our boat is decked out with top-notch gear - we're talking serious rods and reels that can handle anything from a scrappy Mahi to a 500-pound Blue Marlin. We provide all the bait, tackle, and fishing licenses, so you just need to bring your A-game and maybe a lucky hat. To keep you fueled up, we've got water, soda, and beer on board, plus a cooler for any snacks you want to bring along. With a max of 6 guests, you'll have plenty of elbow room and personal attention from the crew.

Trolling Techniques & Tactics

On this trip, we'll be using a mix of trolling techniques to cover water and find the fish. We'll set out a spread of lures and baits, dragging them behind the boat at varying distances. The captain will be scanning the sonar for bait schools and temperature breaks where predators like to hang out. When we mark fish or see birds working, we'll adjust our tactics on the fly. Might be time to break out the kites for some surface action or drop some live baits down deep. The crew will be there every step of the way, coaching you on how to work the gear and what to do when that reel starts screaming. Trust me, there's nothing quite like the rush of a big pelagic fish taking off with your bait!

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

"We were hooked up within the first 15 minutes—talk about a strong start! Ended the day with 2 blue marlin, 2 barracuda, and a mahi mahi. The captain and crew were not only skilled but also super friendly, which made the trip even more enjoyable. We had an absolute blast out there." - Sean

Species You'll Want to Hook

White Marlin: These acrobatic fighters are a prized catch in Jamaican waters. Averaging 50-80 pounds, they're known for their incredible aerial displays when hooked. White Marlin are typically more abundant in the late summer and fall, and they're a blast to catch on lighter tackle. Their speed and agility make them a true test of an angler's skills.

Blackfin Tuna: Don't let their smaller size fool you - Blackfin Tuna pack a punch! These hard-fighting fish can be found year-round in Jamaica's offshore waters. They often travel in schools, so when you find them, the action can be fast and furious. Blackfin are excellent eating fish, so be ready to fire up the grill when you get back to shore.

Atlantic Sailfish: With their distinctive sail-like dorsal fin and blazing speed, Sailfish are a sight to behold. These fish can reach speeds of up to 70 mph and are famous for their acrobatic leaps and tail-walking across the surface. Peak season is typically late fall through early spring. Landing a Sailfish is a bucket-list item for many sport fishermen.

Blue Marlin: The heavyweight champion of the deep, Blue Marlin are the ultimate trophy for offshore anglers. These monsters can top 1,000 pounds, though fish in the 200-400 pound range are more common in our waters. Blues are known for their incredible strength and stamina - battles can last hours. They're most abundant in the summer months when the water warms up.

Mahi Mahi (Common Dolphinfish): Also known as Dorado, these fish are as beautiful as they are delicious. With their vibrant colors and acrobatic fights, Mahi Mahi are a favorite among anglers. They're often found near floating debris or weed lines. Mahi can grow quickly, but average 15-30 pounds in our area. They're available year-round but peak in the warmer months.

Time to Book Your Spot

Look, I'm not gonna sugarcoat it - deep sea fishing is addictive. Once you feel that first big hit and see a monster fish clearing the water at the end of your line, you'll be hooked for life. Our private charter gives you the flexibility to target the species you want, fish at your own pace, and soak in the beauty of Jamaica's coastline. Whether you're looking to tick off a bucket-list catch or just want to spend a day on the water with friends and family, this trip delivers. The fish are out there waiting - all you need to do is grab your spot on the boat. So what do you say? Ready to make some fishing memories that'll last a lifetime? Book now and let's get out there where the big ones roam!

Customer Review

Epic Catch Bonanza

We were hooked up within the first 15 minutes—talk about a strong start! Ended the day with 2 blue marlin, 2 barracuda, and a mahi mahi. The captain and crew were not only skilled but also super friendly, which made the trip even more enjoyable. We had an absolute blast out there.

Sean B

June 13, 2024

Learn more about the species

Atlantic Sailfish

Atlantic Sailfish are the sprinters of the ocean, known for blazing speed and acrobatic leaps. They typically run 6-8 feet long and 50-80 pounds. You'll spot that trademark sail-like dorsal fin slicing through the water as they hunt. We find them in warm, shallow waters near the coast, often around reefs or floating debris. They're most active here in late fall through early spring. Sailfish hunt in groups, using those big fins to herd bait fish. Anglers chase these fish for the insane aerial displays and long, fast runs. It's all catch-and-release, so we focus on the thrill of the fight. To land one, we'll troll with live bait or lures, or kite fish if conditions are right. When a sail hits, let it run with the bait before setting the hook. Be ready for some fancy footwork - these fish will have you dancing around the boat as they jump and slash. It's an unforgettable experience, even for seasoned anglers.

Blackfin Tuna

Blackfin Tuna are the smallest tuna species, usually 15-30 pounds. They're built for speed with a sleek, torpedo-shaped body. You'll find them in warm offshore waters, often near drop-offs and underwater structures. They hunt in schools, chasing small fish and squid. These guys are most active here in fall through spring. Anglers love Blackfin for their hard fights and excellent eating. The meat is dark red and full of flavor - great for sashimi or grilling. We usually target them by trolling with small lures or live bait. A good trick is to look for birds diving on bait schools. When you find the fish, try vertical jigging or chunking to really get them fired up. Use light tackle for the most sport. Just be ready when they hit - Blackfin make blistering runs that'll test your gear and your arms.

Blue Marlin

Blue Marlin are the heavyweight champions of the billfish world. Females can top 1,000 pounds, though we usually see them in the 200-400 pound range. They're powerful fish with that iconic bill and cobalt blue coloring. You'll find Blues in deep, warm offshore waters. They're migratory, following warm currents and bait fish. Peak season here is late spring through early fall when the water warms up. Blues are solitary hunters, using that bill to stun fish and squid. Anglers target them for the ultimate big game challenge. The fights are epic - Blues make long, powerful runs and spectacular jumps. It can take hours to land a big one. The meat's good eating, but most folks do catch-and-release to protect the population. We'll troll big lures or rigged bait fish to attract Blues. When one hits, hang on tight and be patient. Let the fish run and tire itself out before trying to gain line. It's a true test of skill and endurance, but that's what makes landing a Blue Marlin so rewarding.

Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish

Mahi Mahi are some of the most colorful fish you'll see, with electric blues and greens that fade quickly after they're caught. They usually run 15-30 pounds but can get up to 50 or more. You'll find them in warm offshore waters, often hanging around floating debris or weed lines. These fish are fast growers and reproduce quickly, so the population stays healthy. They're most active here in spring and summer when the water warms up. Mahi hunt in schools, chasing flying fish and other small prey. Anglers love Mahi for their acrobatic fights and excellent eating. The meat is mild and firm - great for grilling or searing. To catch them, we'll troll near floating debris or birds working bait schools. A local trick is to keep the first Mahi you hook in the water to attract others in the school. When you hook one, be ready for some aerial action. Mahi make spectacular leaps and fast runs. Use medium tackle for the best sport. It's always a fun day when the Mahi are biting.

White Marlin

White Marlin are sleek, powerful fish that put up an amazing fight. They typically run 50-80 pounds but can reach up to 180. You'll find them in deep, warm Atlantic waters, often near underwater canyons or drop-offs. They're fast swimmers that use their bill to stun prey. White Marlin love to chase flying fish and small tuna. Peak season here is late spring through early fall when the water warms up. Anglers target them for the acrobatic jumps and long runs - it's a real rush when one hits. The meat's good eating too. To land one, we'll troll with rigged ballyhoo or artificial lures. Keep your eyes peeled for birds working bait schools. When a White Marlin strikes, don't set the hook right away. Let it run with the bait for a few seconds before tightening up. It takes patience and skill, but that's what makes it so rewarding when you finally bring one in.

About the 35' Cabo

Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6

Manufacturer Name: Caterpillar

Maximum Cruising Speed: 30

Number of Engines: 2

Horsepower per Engine: 425

Ready to reel in some big game fish off the coast of Jamaica? This private deep sea fishing charter takes you out into the Atlantic from Falmouth for 4-6 hours of offshore action. We'll be targeting trophy catches like Blue Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Blackfin Tuna. Don't worry if you're new to deep sea fishing - our experienced captain and crew will show you the ropes and help you land that monster fish. We provide all the gear you need, including quality rods, reels, bait, and fishing licenses. To keep you refreshed, we've got water, soda, and beer on board, plus a cooler for any snacks you want to bring along. With room for up to 6 guests, it's perfect for a group outing or family adventure. Get ready to test your skills against some of the ocean's most prized game fish in Jamaica's rich offshore waters!

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