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Get ready for some serious offshore action just 15 minutes from Falmouth, Jamaica. This 4-hour private charter puts you right in the thick of prime Atlantic fishing grounds. Whether you're a seasoned angler or it's your first time wetting a line, our experienced local crew will have you dialed in on the hottest fishing spots. We're talking world-class opportunities for blue marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi, and more. The boat's stocked with quality gear, cold drinks, and everything you need for a day of chasing pelagics. Just bring your game face and maybe some snacks – we'll take care of the rest.
Trolling is the name of the game out here. We'll be running several lines off the back of the boat, dragging lures or bait that mimic the natural prey of our target species. The crew will set you up with heavy-duty rods and reels capable of handling the big boys. When a fish hits, it's all hands on deck! You'll learn the proper techniques for playing these powerful fish – it's a real workout, but man, is it worth it when you see that flash of blue or that sail light up. Even if the bite is slow, the stunning coastal views and chance to spot dolphins or sea turtles make for an awesome day on the water.
"It was a challenging day out on the open water, but the crew made the experience outstanding from start to finish. Coming from North Dakota, where the ocean is a distant dream, this was our first time on a boat like that—and they made us feel right at home. Great conversation, professional attitude, and a genuine effort to put us on fish. While we didn't hook a marlin, the crew changed tactics and brought us closer to shore, where both my wife and I landed a barracuda. We had a great time and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them. Their knowledge and effort were crystal clear the whole trip." - Justin
"These guys were fantastic—professional, friendly, and clearly know their stuff. Already looking forward to heading out with them again!" - Steven
Blue Marlin: The crown jewel of offshore fishing, blue marlin are the stuff of legends. These massive billfish can top 1,000 pounds and put up epic fights that can last hours. They're known for their spectacular aerial displays, leaping and twisting as they try to throw the hook. Blue marlin are most common here from late spring through early fall, with peak season in July and August. Landing one of these beauties is a bucket-list achievement for any angler.
Atlantic Sailfish: Often called the "cheetahs of the sea," sailfish are prized for their incredible speed and acrobatics. They're smaller than marlin but no less exciting to catch. When hooked, they'll often "light up" with electric blue stripes, a sight you won't soon forget. Sailfish can be caught year-round off Jamaica, but winter and early spring tend to be the hottest times. Their trademark sail-like dorsal fin makes for an unforgettable photo op.
Mahi Mahi (Dorado): These colorful fish are as beautiful as they are delicious. Known for their vibrant blue, green, and gold hues, mahi mahi are a favorite among anglers and chefs alike. They're fast-growing and put up a great fight on lighter tackle. Mahi mahi often travel in schools, so when you find them, the action can be non-stop. They're available year-round but tend to be most plentiful in the warmer months.
White Marlin: The smaller cousin of the blue marlin, white marlin are no less thrilling to catch. They're known for their incredible speed and agility, often making multiple jumps when hooked. White marlin typically run in the 60-80 pound range, making them a bit more manageable for less experienced anglers. Fall is prime time for white marlin off Jamaica, but they can be caught from late summer through early winter.
Great Barracuda: With their menacing teeth and lightning-fast strikes, barracuda are the perfect target when you want guaranteed action. These toothy predators are abundant in Jamaican waters year-round and put up a great fight on light tackle. They're often caught while trolling for other species, providing some excitement even on slower days. Just be careful when handling them – those teeth are no joke!
Look, whether you're dreaming of battling a giant blue marlin or just want to experience the thrill of offshore fishing, this trip delivers. Our experienced crew knows these waters like the back of their hand and will work their tails off to put you on fish. With all the gear provided and only a quick run to the fishing grounds, it's the perfect way to add some serious adventure to your Jamaican vacation. Spots fill up fast, especially during peak seasons, so don't wait to lock in your date. Get ready to make some fishing memories that'll have you plotting your return before you even hit the dock. Book now and let's go chase some monsters!
May 24, 2024
These guys were fantastic—professional, friendly, and clearly know their stuff. Already looking forward to heading out with them again!
May 4, 2024
Atlantic Sailfish are some of the fastest fish in the ocean, known for their stunning sail-like dorsal fin and acrobatic jumps. These powerful fighters typically range from 6-8 feet long and 50-80 pounds. You'll find them in warm offshore waters, often near the surface down to about 30-60 feet deep. They love to hunt schools of smaller fish like sardines and mackerel. Peak sailfish season here is winter through early spring when water temps are just right. Anglers prize sailfish for their spectacular aerial displays and hard-fighting nature on light tackle. To up your odds, keep an eye out for frigate birds diving - that often means sailfish are pushing bait to the surface. When you hook one, be ready for blistering runs and jaw-dropping leaps. It's an unforgettable battle that'll test your skill and endurance.

Blue marlin are the heavyweight champions of our waters. These massive billfish can top 1,000 pounds, though 200-400 pounders are more common catches. You'll find them in deep, blue offshore waters, often around underwater structures or following bait schools. Blues are known for their power and stamina - once hooked, they'll make blistering runs and spectacular jumps that'll have your heart racing. Peak season is summer through fall when the water warms up. Anglers love targeting blues for the sheer challenge and thrill of the fight. It's not uncommon to spend hours battling a big one. If you're after a blue, patience is key. Use large lures or live bait, and be ready for a long day. When you do hook up, hang on tight and enjoy the ride of a lifetime.

Great barracuda are the torpedo-shaped predators of our reefs and nearshore waters. They're easy to spot with their long, slender bodies and impressive set of teeth. Most 'cudas we see run 3-4 feet long, but the big ones can stretch over 6 feet. You'll find them lurking around reefs, wrecks, and other structures, often in fairly shallow water. They're ambush predators, so they like to hang motionless until prey swims by. Barracuda are around all year, but fishing picks up in warmer months. Anglers target them for their aggressive strikes and hard-fighting nature. When fishing for 'cuda, try using shiny lures or live bait - they can't resist that flash. Just be careful when landing them - those teeth are no joke. A pair of pliers to remove the hook is a must.

Mahi mahi are some of the most beautiful fish you'll see out here. They're known for their vibrant colors - electric blues, greens, and yellows that shimmer in the sun. Most mahi we catch run 15-30 pounds, though bigger ones over 50 pounds aren't uncommon. You'll find them near the surface around floating debris or weed lines. They're fast swimmers and aggressive feeders, which makes for exciting fishing. Mahi are around all year, but peak season is late spring through summer. Anglers love targeting them for their acrobatic fights and excellent table fare. To up your odds, look for birds working bait schools - mahi are often right below. When you hook one, get ready for some airborne action. These fish love to jump and run, so hang on tight!

White marlin are the smaller, more acrobatic cousins of the blue marlin. They typically run 50-80 pounds and stretch 6-8 feet long. You'll find them in deep, blue water, often around temperature breaks or current edges. Whites are known for their incredible aerial displays - they'll jump and dance across the water once hooked. Peak season here is late summer through fall. Anglers love targeting whites for their spectacular fights and the challenge they present. These fish are masters at throwing hooks, so finesse is key. When trolling for whites, we often use smaller lures or rigged ballyhoo. Once you get a bite, be patient and let the fish eat before setting the hook. When it jumps, drop your rod tip to give it slack - that'll help keep it buttoned up.

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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6
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It was a challenging day out on the open water, but the crew made the experience outstanding from start to finish. Coming from North Dakota, where the ocean is a distant dream, this was our first time on a boat like that—and they made us feel right at home. Great conversation, professional attitude, and a genuine effort to put us on fish. While we didn’t hook a marlin, the crew changed tactics and brought us closer to shore, where both my wife and I landed a barracuda. We had a great time and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them. Their knowledge and effort were crystal clear the whole trip.